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Sloansalad		#6641	[-]
Posts: 8149 (01/06/12 10:48 PM) Demanding little fucker Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Ad freedom fighters united! Remove this ad 1. Cincinnati (My parents know Dalton) 2. Houston 3. Denver (I find the whole Jesus fourth quarter thing to be amusing) 4. New Orleans (Just so Spike Lee can make another movie) 5. Detroit (Because watching people riot there would be funny) 6. San Francisco 7. NY Giants (Normally hate NY teams, but kind of like Eli) 8. Atlanta 9. Fudge 10. Baltimore 11. Pittsburgh 12. New England
j2kgsio		#6642	[-]
Posts: 4250 (01/07/12 06:13 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	What time is the first game
memyselfandi		#6643	[-]
Posts: 29396 (01/07/12 06:40 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	1. New England - so Brady can get the fourth ring he deserves 2. San Francisco - <3 Harbaugh <3 3. Detroit - So Suh comes across as less retarded and is more hateworthy as a NFL heel 4. Baltimore - for LDog 5. Tebows - for the lulz 6. Atlanta - for Kim Zolciak 7. New Orleans - doubt his kid is as cute in earmuffs now 8. Cincinnati - worst road trip of my life... and the coach/owner seem douchey 9. Houston - I miss the Oilers 10. NY Giants - Eli's Super Bowl ring needs to stay the fluke that it was 11. Pittsburgh - get well soon Rashard Mendenhall and Kirby Wilson, everyone else DIAF 11. Pittsburgh
B DeBrun		#6644	[-]
Posts: 28794 (01/07/12 07:44 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	No Tom Brady does not deserve a 4th ring. On what grounds? And any team that can steamroll through the Bucs in Tampa Bay, knock off the powerhouse Cowboys in Dallas (think they had something like 7 Pro Bowlers) Packers in Green Bay, and of course the then undefeated Patriots to win the SB cannot be considered fluky. The Lions Saints game is the most interesting game for me to watch. Like them as well as the 49ers, Jints, have no issues with Steelers, Ravens, etc... but the team that is easily at the bottom of the rooting list is the one coached by Darth Belichick.
Omnipponit		#6645	[-]
Posts: 8734 (01/07/12 08:14 AM) Lazy slob Reply Quote More Recent Posts	1. Detroit Lions...as a Lions fan who lived through the Matt Millen years, we deserve it. 2. Denver Broncos....because of all the Tebow haters, I've become a fan. The rants about him forcing his religion on people are insane, I've never once heard him say god, jesus, or anything religious during a game. In interviews yes, but why are these bozo's watching interviews? I like football so I watch football games, not interviews. Plus I feel bad for him with the offensive talent around him...Cam Newton has two all-pro tight ends and an all pro wide reciever to throw to, Dalton has the next Calvin Johnson (AJ Green) and a first round pick tight end, but Tebow has Eric Decker, Dumbasious Thomas and Carolina's 5th string Tight End that they cut to throw to. Finally, it cracks me up that NFL purists and announcers complain that the read option offense can't work in the NFL when talking about Tebow, then praise Carolina and Cam when he runs the exact same offense. 3. New Orleans...still bitter about Drew Brees and Marty Schottenheimer getting f-ed over by the Chargers, so it'd be great to see Drew rub AJ's nose in it one more time, and Saints fans have earning this for suffering as much as Lions fans have. 4. whoever I have money on in that game. 32. Steelers. Their QB rapes women and looks like Will Farrell, what more do you need to hate him?
B DeBrun		#6646	[-]
Posts: 28798 (01/07/12 08:30 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	1. Detroit Lions...as a Lions fan who lived through the Matt Millen years, we deserve it. Now that's one good reason. Plus, when was the last time they won a championship?
9RedWing19		#6647	[-]
Posts: 3963 (01/07/12 08:37 AM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	B DeBrun wrote: 1. Detroit Lions...as a Lions fan who lived through the Matt Millen years, we deserve it. Now that's one good reason. Plus, when was the last time they won a championship? 1957 Last playoff victory was 1991 (38-6 over the Cowboys) - and the last playoff victory before that was the 1957 championship. Being a Lions fan is builds character.
Powers		#6648	[-]
Posts: 14507 (01/07/12 08:52 AM) Total manwhore Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I wouldn't mind seeing San Francisco beat Denver in a Super Bowl XXIV rematch, simply because the 49ers are getting no press in the wake of the NO and GB machines and having Tebow in the SB would make 90% of NFL fans' heads explode.
Powers		#6649	[-]
Posts: 14516 (01/07/12 02:19 PM) Total manwhore Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Josh McDaniels back on the Patriots as OC, effective immediately. He will be on the team for the Pats' playoff run. Nice.
ginaf20697		#6650	[-]
Posts: 48995 (01/07/12 02:35 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Ad freedom fighters united! Remove this ad YAY Romeo <3 Romeo Crennel went 2-1 in his three games as the Kansas City Chiefs' interim coach. He also won the respect and support of multiple players, and now the Chiefs are poised to remove his interim label and retain him as their full-time coach, a league source said Saturday. The belief is the Chiefs plan to pair Crennel with an accomplished offensive coordinator, and a league source said the team was scheduled to interview Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin for its head-coaching position last Wednesday. Crennel took over in Kansas City after the Chiefs fired Todd Haley, and he then posted wins over the then-undefeated Green Bay Packers and the AFC West champion Denver Broncos. Crennel went 24-40 as the Cleveland Browns' coach from 2005 to 2008. Chiefs linebacker Tamba Hali went public in support of Crennel's candidacy after the win over the Packers, stating: "I think anybody on this team would agree with me, if we can keep Romeo as our head coach here, it would be great."
ElisabethHasselback42		#6651	[-]
Posts: 5009 (01/07/12 03:50 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Crennel is a defensive genius. What the Chiefs defence was able to do against the Packers and Rodgers was amazing. Being a Chargers fan, I am not excited for what the Chiefs may have in store next year.
Piranhahaha		#6652	[-]
Posts: 16827 (01/07/12 03:57 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Whoa. Check out the Bengals. I love wild card weekend.
memyselfandi		#6653	[-]
Posts: 29398 (01/07/12 04:47 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	9RedWing19 wrote: B DeBrun wrote: 1. Detroit Lions...as a Lions fan who lived through the Matt Millen years, we deserve it. Now that's one good reason. Plus, when was the last time they won a championship? 1957 Last playoff victory was 1991 (38-6 over the Cowboys) - and the last playoff victory before that was the 1957 championship. Being a Lions fan is builds character. Detroit winning would be kind of cool because it would mean that drafting Stafford ended the curse of Bobby Layne, who went to the same high school that Stafford did. Just wondering... did the Detroit Lions ever try to hold a seance or some shit to try to end that curse like all the stupid shit the Cubs try to do to get rid of the billy goat curse?
Piranhahaha		#6654	[-]
Posts: 16828 (01/07/12 05:26 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Baseball fan behavior makes the nuttiest NFL fan behavior look sane. My favorite in the genre was when some Red Sox fans dredged a lake looking for Babe Ruth's piano or something. And why the hell wouldn't the Cubbies let a goat in for big games if it's that big of a deal? Navy lets one in anytime they play football.
Piranhahaha		#6655	[-]
Posts: 16829 (01/07/12 05:27 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	And would've ETA'd to add holy crap it must be nuts in the Texans' dome right now.
DeadTwista		#6656	[-]
Posts: 10682 (01/07/12 06:16 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Marvin Lewis really is a horrible coach.
billhill		#6657	[-]
Posts: 5396 (01/07/12 06:19 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I feel bad for the Bengals.
Piranhahaha		#6658	[-]
Posts: 16830 (01/07/12 06:24 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I dunno. I thought that time out from Kubiak was kind of stupid. I didn't see any set-up for a trick play, but maybe he did. Anyhow, welcome to national prominence Arian Foster. The Bengals have now all but quit. I always liked Bum Phillips. Nice to see him happy and doing well.
MsJulieR		#6659	[-]
Posts: 9487 (01/07/12 06:52 PM) Registered User Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Just gotta pull for the Lions
billhill		#6660	[-]
Posts: 5397 (01/07/12 07:00 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Ad freedom fighters united! Remove this ad I am indifferent on this one, although I have $ on the Saints.

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