[Deadly]

Gotta hand it to the Jets to run a 9 yard out on 4th and 10.

[creepy]

Does Mark Sanchez know how to throw a pass over ten yards? For Pete's Sake, that was horrible. all the Jets talking is going to make them look real stupid if they don't get the QB into the game. They get a first down with 57 seconds left and Sanchez burns their last time out. And it's not like they had to run 40 yards downfield; the guy can't throw deep. Not that he doesn't like to or that that's not his strong suit; no, he just won't throw deep. If he's hurt then get him out of there for someone healthy. If he's afraid then get him out of there and get a non-pussy. If he's just too stupid to realize that you need 45+ yards for a FG attempt then get him out of there for a non-tard. Maybe Pete was right. Maybe he's not ready for the NFL.

Then, when they still have to go another 30 or so yards with no time outs, the tard keeps throwing short over the middle. RayRay almost caved some guys chest in about 10 yards from the line of scrimmage in a play that ended better than if it would have been caught. Then as Dead said, the flippin' reciever either didn't know it was fourth (proving he's a tard), or he just didn't have any idea where he was. Nice play, dumbass. But of course if Sanchez woulda picked a receiver that was deeper or led that guy a bit more, than the guy might have made the play. At least one person fucked up there and I'd say it was more like Sanchez, the receiver or the Front Office for putting idiots out there when the game's on the line.

I love how LT had two good runs and he celebrates like he just broke a 50 yard TD. That guy chokes more than Donovan. Wondered if he was the main choker in SD or if they're all afraid to win the big game.

I also love how Cromartie was getting picked on all game and looked like a rookie. That guy's soft. And the interception was on a mistake by Boldin (for not running the correct route) and Flacco (for still throwing to Heap even with Boldin attracting the hawks). And he got run down by Flacco! The QB! Niiiice.

And that reminds me: If a guy is on the other team, don't chant his name after he makes a play. Everytime Heap made a play, the retards in NY would yell HHHHEEEEEAAAAPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!! Idiots. When Daryl Johnston used to catch a pass for the Cowboys, the crowd would yell his nickname: "MMMMMMOOOOOOOOOOSSSEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!" That makes sense. Baltimore fans yelling HEAP in Charm City makes sense. Yelling for the opponent just because he has a name that's fun to yell? That's pretty fucking stupid.


Also, screw ESPN for having to remind us the whole game that we're watching Monday Night Football. As soon as the play would be over, I'd look down to see what the down was and how many yards to go and see MNF. Thanks, assholes. It doesn't take but two seconds to change it from the truck, yet you have to continually remind us what we're watching like someone's going to flip through the channels and wonder why, in 2010, there's a football game on ESPN on a Monday Night. If they don't know by now, I don't think they will by seeing the letters MNF.


And another thing: On that first hit on Flacco that made him fumble, he clearly got hit helmet to helmet. Clearly. It should have been a penalty giving the ball back to the Ravens, but it wasn't called. A rule's a rule. If a hold can end a game and "the process" is now being introduced to our football venacular, than a helmet to helmet causing a fumble should be called. There's just no excuse. If that needs to be reviewed, then review it, but it was plain as day. The refs don't catch everything? Get better refs. The ref's can't see everything that's going on? Get more ref's in the game. You can't have it both ways. They say "holding in the trenches happens on just about every play"..... then call it on every play or let up on the rules a bit. Seriously, what the fuck? A foul is a foul. I've been saying this for a million years in the NBA, if it's a foul in the first 10 seconds, then call it in the last 10 seconds, too. If it's a foul when something happens to the league MVP, then it should also be called if something happens to a third string TE. But when you start deciding when to call penalties as you see fit, then the whole moral standard of the rules come into question. There was a touchdown in the Super Bowl that the reciever didn't finish the "process", but they called it a TD. It happens this year and decides a game. Horseshit.


I love this game. I really do. I'm just so over all of the bullshit these millionaires put us all through for no good reason.

Sept 12, 2010 20:20:59 GMT -5 The Jewish Cunthead said:

Sept 12, 2010 16:43:12 GMT -5 creepy said:

Between this and these rich assholes bitching about money, the NBA can't get here fast enough.

The Decision on Line 1, Creeps.

Fuck the NBA.

ESPN can make money off of one of the biggest draws and decisions in sports today, so they decided to make money off of it. I thought it was dumb and earned too much negative heat, but ESPN is in it to make money and LeBron has a huge ego, so it didn't surprise me one bit. And the NBA does a lot of stupid assinine horseshit, but that will merit my vitriol when shit pisses me off during their season.

[Deadly]

I hope you keep this up all year, Creeps. Good work.

[DevSop]

I don't.

[creepy]

Surprise, surprise.

[Tommy]

Sept 13, 2010 1:25:34 GMT -5 creepy said:

Are you kidding me?!?!? That holding call can get called on every fucking game on every fucking play. The Redskin asshole coulda still got to Romo and they call a game ending penalty? I always hear about taking it out of the refs hands when the game's on the line and the game is never more on the line than with three seconds left. This is absolute complete fucking bullshit.

Guy had his arm around Orakpo's neck. That's so blatant you can't not call it.

Besides, if you can't score more than 7 points against Washington before that point, you sure as shit don't deserve to win.

You want to be mad at someone, be mad at whoever let Flozell Adams walk. At least he didn't get as many penalties as the new asshole they've got.

[creepy]

When Columbo and Kozier come back they should be ok. But there's serious problems in Big D.

[Deadly]

Sept 14, 2010 21:49:58 GMT -5 creepy said:

But there's serious problems in Big D.

As a Cowboys fan, it hurts me to say it but you're right.

[Mikey]

But, but.... but I thought "The Boys" were going 13-3 and playing a home game for the Super Bowl.

At least that's what everyone here has been saying since at least May. Have I been lied to?

[Tommy]

Sept 15, 2010 9:09:52 GMT -5 Mikey said:

But, but.... but I thought "The Boys" were going 13-3 and playing a home game for the Super Bowl.

At least that's what everyone here has been saying since at least May. Have I been lied to?

Y'know, even if they DID go 13-3 and get a 1 seed, they'd still shit the bed in the playoffs.

[Habs]

Sept 14, 2010 15:37:13 GMT -5 creepy said:

Surprise, surprise.

Just add a few pics of college cheerleaders in there and it should turn him right around on your rants.

[salmonjunkie]

Sept 14, 2010 20:04:40 GMT -5 Tommy said:

Sept 13, 2010 1:25:34 GMT -5 creepy said:

Are you kidding me?!?!? That holding call can get called on every fucking game on every fucking play. The Redskin asshole coulda still got to Romo and they call a game ending penalty? I always hear about taking it out of the refs hands when the game's on the line and the game is never more on the line than with three seconds left. This is absolute complete fucking bullshit.

Guy had his arm around Orakpo's neck. That's so blatant you can't not call it.

That might not be the particular incident we're talking about, as it could have been the other 2 times he was called for holding in the same game.

[salmonjunkie]

Also, fuck the Chargers' special teams. That was some of the worst punt return defense I've ever seen. Big ups to Scifres channeling Darren Bennett and being a punter who can tackle. Of course, our punter shouldn't HAVE to tackle...

[creepy]

Sept 15, 2010 9:49:17 GMT -5 Tommy said:

Sept 15, 2010 9:09:52 GMT -5 Mikey said:

But, but.... but I thought "The Boys" were going 13-3 and playing a home game for the Super Bowl.

At least that's what everyone here has been saying since at least May. Have I been lied to?

Y'know, even if they DID go 13-3 and get a 1 seed, they'd still shit the bed in the playoffs.

Although I disliked this, it's probably gonna happen. Being a life long Cowboy fan is like having a cheating girlfriend that's way out of your league for a year. You know they're going rip out your heart and make you feel like dog shit a couple of times, but you just can't leave.

It's also kinda like being a wrestling fan. 80% of the time it's just embarrassingly pathetic, but when it's great it's fucking sweet.


And yeah, it was a penalty, no doubt about it, I just don't think he woulda got to Romo if Barron didn't screw up, but we'll never know and that's not the point. I just see penalties all the time not called that are game changers*. But what ever, a loss is a loss. Stupid Cowboys.


*Case in point: When they showed the replay of the last play the Chargers had Monday Night there was a blatant holding call on a Chiefs DB that would have gotten them a drive continuing first down. It wasn't called.

[creepy]

Great team on paper. Can't beat shitty teams. Now I know how Mets fans feel.

[creepy]

So on the shuttle from the airport to the Resort here in Vegas yesterday, some guy was being a loud asshole on the phone and telling the guy on the other line things like "keeping money hidden from your wife is a good idea", and how he earns money in his "side business" and then talked about some pro football. Namely, that he drafted Braylon Edwards as he's due for a "monster" year.

I had to smile when I heard of his DWI today.

[Jack Quinn]

Sept 19, 2010 15:59:50 GMT -5 creepy said:

Great team on paper. Can't beat shitty teams. Now I know how Mets fans feel.

That's not really fair Creepy. The Mets can't beat any teams

[The Canadian Content]

Moss traded back to Vikes

A trade that sends Randy Moss from the New England Patriots back to the Minnesota Vikings is complete, a league source told NFL Network insider Michael Lombardi.

The Patriots will receive a 2011 third-round draft pick in exchange for the seven-time Pro Bowl wide receiver, who started his NFL career with the Vikings in 1998. Had New England allowed Moss to leave in free agency next offseason, it would have received a third-round selection in the 2012 draft as compensation.

I guess the Pats are continuing their tradition of letting top-level talent leave instead of paying them what they're worth.

[Habs]

They paid for Brady or is he not considered top-level talent?

[The Canadian Content]

He's considered the exception to the rule.

[Mikey]

Damn, and we were THISCLOSE to Favre faking an injury and retiring mid-season.

[Habs]

If they sign Moss for next year, Favre is contemplating taking all summer to decide coming back for one more year.

[Tommy]

Oct 6, 2010 8:40:40 GMT -5 The Canadian Content said:

I guess the Pats are continuing their tradition of letting top-level talent leave instead of paying them what they're worth.

They paid Brady. They paid Wilfork. They paid Welker. They paid Matt Light.

They let top-level malcontents leave.

That said, Moss + 7th for a 3rd round pick is absolute bullshit. Minnesota, desperate for a WR, and this is the best they can do?

Fuck this. I'm not interested in a 7-9 team, and that's the bullshit I have to look forward to. Awesome.

[Mikey]

But, hey, he "graduated."

Dipshit...

[creepy]

Looks like he graduated from Domestic Assault to Attempted Murder. Guy just keeps adding to his repertoire.