As a Steelers fan, I feel its my responsibility to come out and say your right, that was a bad call. I also feel it is my responsibility to tell you that if were matched up again, we will fucking destroy the Seahawks.GrimTuesday said:
How 'bout dem Seahawks?
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Keep on hoing then buddy because theres absolutely no way the Jets are beating the Pats next week. Not with what the Pats did to them the last time they played them. Plus they're playing the Pats at home so it will take nothing short of a miracle for the Jets to win. I can't wait to see Rex Ryan crying during the post game press conference after they get embarrassed for the second time this season at Gilette Stadium.emeraldrafael said:
Yeah. but its playoffs. And what do you mean? The Browns beat the Pats. and the Jets are definately better then the Browns.Instinct Blues said:
Did you not see the last Pats vs. Jets game? Does 45-3 not ring a bell? I understand its the playoffs and crazy shit does happen. I mean the Pats have Tom Brady probably the greatest playoff quarterback in recent memory. Plus we have Deion Branch, Rob Gronkowski, Wes Welker, countless other key players who always contribute points.emeraldrafael said:
Or you could just watch this recap of that game
Factoring in the pre-season, Seattle needs to win the Superbowl to get a .500 record.SimuLord said:
I'm quite glad that Green Bay beat Philly, because I think that Seattle has a better chance of beating the Bears than the Falcons. Green Bay is also playing the best to knock off the Falcons.
I am, however conflicted, as I support both the Bears and the Seahawks (and Buccaneers and Chiefs and Ravens and Jaguars and Bengals). Ultimately I will probably support the Bears throughout the playoffs as the Seahawks do not travel well, though ironically their only winning away game was against the Bears. The Bears deserve my support simply because they are the team that has improved the most this season (except maybe KC, but they're out now).
I'm happy as a clam that the Colts lost though, fuck those guys. Here's hoping Pittsburgh goes down too, and the Giants didn't even make the playoffs, which is good.
Yeah, yeah, I saw. Perhaps you didn hear me. THE PATRIOTS LOST TO THE BROWNS. In a 34-14 Loss. Go ahead and explain that one.Instinct Blues said:
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ANd lets not forget the Jets beat them once in the season, 28-14. No reason they cant do it again.
http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/recap?gameId=300919020
Dont tell me the Jets cant beat Brady and the Pats at home.
If you take a quick look at both those losses you'll notice that the Pats had turned the ball over and that both of those losses occurred on the road. It just so happens that the Pats are undefeated at home this season and they haven't been turning the ball over. Not to mention if you look at their stretch of wins since Thanksgiving they've scored 30+ plus points and they kept their opponents(except for Green Bay) to under 10 points. Not to mention that Brady is better than ever right now and hes the more experienced quarterback in this situation.emeraldrafael said:
I also put a lot more faith in the Brady/Belichick QB/Coach combo than the Sanchez/Ryan one. We all know if this game ends up close and the Jets have to make that last drive Sanchez will throw that interception that seals the victory for the Pats. Also a fun fact since Detroit they've turned the ball over exactly 1 time. In that same period of time the Jets can't say the same. All its gonna take is the Jets turning the ball over a few times and then the Pats will punish them for it and take the easy win.
Edit: I'm not saying that a Jets win is entirely impossible I mean anything can happen it is the playoffs. Pats fans know that all to well being on both sides the miraculous Super Bowl win in '02 and then the Super Bowl loss in '07. Its just highly unlikely that the Jets will beat the more playoff seasoned veterans that the Pats have.