NFL Week 4

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god, mark sanchez hasnt improved one bit since being drafted

[minnesotacubsfan]

the Cowboys should sign him

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GO TO HELL

[minnesotacubsfan]

lol

[Careless]

That was fun to watch. Jets haters will have that hit in slow-mo for years.

[Careless]

I don't see how that's not intentional grounding, unless there's a penalty they should have called there called "crapping your pants"

[SpongeWorthy]

What is this game is this football

 

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[Guest]

5 TDs, and one of them scored by the offense

[SouthSideRyan]

I thought Neil O' Donnell retired.

[KingKongvs.Godzilla]

god, mark sanchez hasnt improved one bit since being drafted

 

Tell me about it. He's tough at least.

 

Jeebus...D'you just see that? AS I WAS TYPING.

[UMFan83]

5 TDs, and one of them scored by the offense

 

Baltimore's D turned a probable fantasy win into a definite loss for me.

[wekse]

they should put in their backup...oh wait, it's mark brunell and he's a thousand years old.

[TruffleShuffle]

kudos to mark sanchez on singlehandedly losing tonight's game for the jets.

[CubmanPi]

If the Ravens could please use Flacco, Rice, and Williams to put together a modest drive that ends in a Cundiff field goal, just once more between now and the end of the game, I would really enjoy it.

 

/I don't care about my fantasy team either

[TruffleShuffle]

they should put in their backup...oh wait, it's mark brunell and he's a thousand years old.

 

i was shocked last year when i heard that he was the jets' backup... i just assumed that he retired like 3 years ago.

[CubInOK]

5 TDs, and one of them scored by the offense

 

Baltimore's D turned a probable fantasy win into a definite loss for me.

Imagine having Rodgers and the Baltimore D on your team today.

 

That's not me and I'm not against that, so we really shouldn't care.

[Flames24Rulz]

5 TDs, and one of them scored by the offense

 

Baltimore's D turned a probable fantasy win into a definite loss for me.

Imagine having Rodgers and the Baltimore D on your team today.

 

That's not me and I'm not against that, so we really shouldn't care.

 

I have both. I'm one point shy of 200 on the day.

[erik316wttn]

Aaron Rodgers is better than Brett Favre ever was, IMO. Brett wouldn't have scrambled for those two TD's and probably would have thrown at least one more pick today.

[sneakypower]

sadly, Sanchez has actually been the more accurate of the two QBs in this game

[Flames24Rulz]

Aaron Rodgers is better than Brett Favre ever was, IMO. Brett wouldn't have scrambled for those two TD's and probably would have thrown at least one more pick today.

 

I think he's better than Favre too, but I wasn't old enough to appreciate Favre's MVP years. Keep in mind that the rules back then weren't slanted towards offenses at all, as opposed to today with all of the different rules that favor WR's over DB's.

[sneakypower]

is Sanchez blindfolded?

[Flames24Rulz]

is Sanchez blindfolded?

 

Super bum.

[CubInOK]

is Sanchez blindfolded?

You could say the same about Flacco.

[Guest]

The Raiders might not have won anyway, but Seymour's inexplicable personal foul at the beginning of the first Pats drive (which negated a 3rd and 14 and ended up with a TD for New England) and Campbell's pick in the end zone when trying to throw the ball away sure would have changed things.

[sneakypower]

that Seymour hit was shades of Charles Martin, true American hero

 

from what i caught of the Steelers game yesterday and watching their SNF game vs. the Colts, their OL might even be worse than the Bears' OL was last year; if Big Ben wasn't such a wizard for escaping pressure, they'd have gaudy sack totals (well, more so than they already do)

 

that's really going to torpedo what they try to do on offense, and if i had more faith in the AFC fringe teams (Tennessee, maybe?) i might even predict they could miss the playoffs