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#1

zombie_babies

Jul 25, 2011 15:43:58
The NFL lockout, that is!

So, how do you think your team is gonna do? 
#2

Cpt_Micha

Jul 25, 2011 16:02:04
The Cats can't be worse than last year.
#3

Jharii

Jul 25, 2011 16:05:18
Things are actually looking up for the Lions this year, and it's not just the cornbread like the previous decade or so.  The defensive front line is going to be absolutely dominant with Su and Fairley shoring it up.
#4

zombie_babies

Jul 25, 2011 16:09:34
The Browns may be mediocre this year!
#5

Cpt_Micha

Jul 25, 2011 16:13:36
Since the lockout's over who caved?
#6

CCS

Jul 25, 2011 16:33:42
Damn. 
Our DM is a huge Steelers fan & will delay/cancel games based upon their schedule.  I was looking forward to our game not being affected this season.
#7

grehnhewe

Jul 25, 2011 18:29:04
Stoked they finally made a deal.  I hate to sound selfish, but at this point I did not care who got what- I just want to watch Football! (I mean throwball)

Go Chargers!

  with a shout out to the Niners.
#8

grehnhewe

Jul 25, 2011 19:34:08
  You can always have both and NFC an an AFC team to root for.  Maybe this will be the last time they try to rely on Alex Smith and it can't hurt if they have a weak division again this year.  I miss the days of Walsh and Montana.  (I sat next to Walsh once on an airplane!)

  Oh...I guess T_D won't be responding.
#9

draco1119

Jul 25, 2011 20:49:58
All three of my favorite teams are in the AFC, and they hate each other.

1) Oakland Raiders (I've been a fan since before they left Oakland!)
2) New England Patriots (my mom and her parents are die-hard fans; they all grew up in New England)
3) Kansas City Chiefs (Been a fan since the days of Christian Okoye)

That last one's kinda handy since I now live in the middle of Missouri and detest the Rams.
#10

Maxperson

Jul 25, 2011 20:57:34
Things are actually looking up for the Lions this year, and it's not just the cornbread like the previous decade or so.  The defensive front line is going to be absolutely dominant with Su and Fairley shoring it up.



Like the Dolphins, things can't help but look up for the Lions.  Of course, the same can be said about my Raiders
#11

grehnhewe

Jul 25, 2011 21:00:21

1) Oakland Raiders (I've been a fan since before they left Oakland!)
2) New England Patriots (my mom and her parents are die-hard fans; they all grew up in New England)
3) Kansas City Chiefs (Been a fan since the days of Christian Okoye)


I fear all those teams.

  The Raiders beat the Chargers twice last year.

  My friends from Boston gloat when they win.

  The Chiefs rule in their new stadium.

#12

zombie_babies

Jul 26, 2011 9:19:41
I like a lot of teams, but I guess 'my' NFC team would be the Packers.  Been a fan for a long, long time.  And since the Browns can't beat 'em, it was double special to watch the last SB. 
#13

Timmeh

Jul 26, 2011 9:49:08
Da Bears.
#14

grehnhewe

Jul 26, 2011 20:57:09
With Smith on the roster The '9rs can garentee a losing record. I'll have to do some looking to find another team I like as much.

Was Walsh as cool in person as he always seemed on film? Yes the good ol days are sorely missed.  



  Yeah, see what happens with the Niners and their new coach.  I think Smith signed a one year contract.

  I was young and nervous, but Walsh was cool and gave me an autograph saying, "Follow the Niners."
    
#15

Idolis

Jul 26, 2011 20:57:57
Well the Vikes might be able to pull something together. Lots of fans are divided whether they should go ahead and let Ponder be out quarterback or bring in someone like McNabb to "train 'im up a lil."


Personally, I say just let kid play.


BAROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!     
#16

grehnhewe

Jul 26, 2011 21:00:12
Oh No...Chargers have Vikings first game of the season.  At least it is at home!Sealed
#17

Idolis

Jul 26, 2011 21:04:14

Don't the Chargers usually start pretty slow?

LOL. Well it will be a good test for Ponder. If he starts out with a win, it will do wonders for his confidence.   

#18

grehnhewe

Jul 26, 2011 21:08:46

Don't the Chargers usually start pretty slow?

LOL. Well it will be a good test for Ponder. If he starts out with a win, it will do wonders for his confidence.   




Soooo slow.  This is not the year for it, they have Patriots away week two.

Starting out with a win is huge.
     

#19

Idolis

Jul 26, 2011 21:12:13
That's why I think it will be a good game. Both teams need a win to set the tone for the season. Rookie quarterbacks can be pretty fickle. The Chargers need it because all these seasons of losing the first 3 to 4 games has to end sometime.

Good luck and may the better team win.  
#20

grehnhewe

Jul 26, 2011 21:15:44
That's why I think it will be a good game. Both teams need a win to set the tone for the season. Rookie quarterbacks can be pretty fickle. The Chargers need it because all these seasons of losing the first 3 to 4 games has to end sometime.

Good luck and may the better team win.  



Cheers!

#21

grehnhewe

Jul 26, 2011 21:17:20

Don't the Chargers usually start pretty slow?

LOL. Well it will be a good test for Ponder. If he starts out with a win, it will do wonders for his confidence.   




Soooo slow.  This is not the year for it, they have Patriots away week two.

Starting out with a win is huge.
     



I would love to see the Chargers take downs the Pats... I hate the Pats....



plus infinity 

#22

draco1119

Jul 26, 2011 22:14:44
Them and Dallas. It doesn't matter who they are playing I'll root for the other team. Uppty little cheaters.

My two favorite teams are the Raiders and anybody who's playing against the Cowpies.

#23

DaBugbear

Jul 27, 2011 11:39:58
I'm a Titan's fan. Pity me.... this year is going to be rough!

Although I have to say I'm liking the Hasselbeck signing... let him get murdered while our coaches figure out there stuff, and then when we cart him off the field for the final time, let the rookie Locker get in there and get his uniform dirty a little.

While I have high hopes, I don't expect alot out of this season. Just no 6-game losing streak is all I ask!!

edit: +1 to the Pats hate... it's not that I hate the team, all that much; their fans are nearly unbearable!
#24

LadyNeferRa

Jul 29, 2011 8:43:52

Still can't believe the Bears traded Olsen.Surprised  What were they thinking?

#25

zombie_babies

Jul 29, 2011 8:49:45
Probably that with the Packers in the same division it really doesn't matter what they do. 
#26

homicidal_squirrel

Jul 29, 2011 13:13:46
So the Dolphins got Reggie Bush. I don't see it making any difference.
#27

warghoul

Jul 29, 2011 13:17:57
  Just hope the Browns improve this year and Colt shows to be a legit
NFL QB.
#28

zombie_babies

Jul 29, 2011 15:47:51
So the Dolphins got Reggie Bush. I don't see it making any difference.



What?  Man, they really need another bruiser of a running back to try and duplicate some of that Wildcat magic from a couple of years ago.  Huh?  You say Reggie Bush isn't a bruiser?  You say that he's not even really a running back?  More of a too-short slot receiver that comes out of the backfield?  That he can't even block?  That he's grossly overcompensated?  Oh, I guess I get it now. 

  Just hope the Browns improve this year and Colt shows to be a legit
NFL QB.



Browns fan here sayin' the Browns will be mediocre at best.  Colt still has no one to throw to, ya know.  And who cares about him?  We's gonna get T-Peesey in the supplemental draft, baby! 
#29

warghoul

Jul 29, 2011 15:53:27
So the Dolphins got Reggie Bush. I don't see it making any difference.



What?  Man, they really need another bruiser of a running back to try and duplicate some of that Wildcat magic from a couple of years ago.  Huh?  You say Reggie Bush isn't a bruiser?  You say that he's not even really a running back?  More of a too-short slot receiver that comes out of the backfield?  That he can't even block?  That he's grossly overcompensated?  Oh, I guess I get it now. 

  Just hope the Browns improve this year and Colt shows to be a legit
NFL QB.



Browns fan here sayin' the Browns will be mediocre at best.  Colt still has no one to throw to, ya know.  And who cares about him?  We's gonna get T-Peesey in the supplemental draft, baby! 



If Bush stays healthy...


I hope the west coast offence will help with the weak receiving core the Brownies have.
#30

Idolis

Jul 29, 2011 16:00:11
The Vikes signed McNabb. (Yeah, I know. We're becoming the place QB's go to retire.)

They didn't re-sign Sidney Rice. (Not sure how I feel about that. They are looking for a replacement.)

I just don't know what to expect from this organization anymore.     
#31

Klirshon

Jul 29, 2011 16:08:56
Another Bungal goes to the Pats. I'm sure those Cincinnati fans will hope that C. J. performs as well for New England as he did for them (as a clown). Not that I should care about your human sports, but I'll continue to support Green Bay since it was the region of my manufacturing.
#32

homicidal_squirrel

Jul 29, 2011 20:29:16
So the Dolphins got Reggie Bush. I don't see it making any difference.



What?  Man, they really need another bruiser of a running back to try and duplicate some of that Wildcat magic from a couple of years ago.  Huh?  You say Reggie Bush isn't a bruiser?  You say that he's not even really a running back?  More of a too-short slot receiver that comes out of the backfield?  That he can't even block?  That he's grossly overcompensated?  Oh, I guess I get it now. 

  Just hope the Browns improve this year and Colt shows to be a legit
NFL QB.



Browns fan here sayin' the Browns will be mediocre at best.  Colt still has no one to throw to, ya know.  And who cares about him?  We's gonna get T-Peesey in the supplemental draft, baby! 


When was the last time he played a complete season? Even so, one guy can't carry a dissapointing team. The Dolphins always seem hopeful... at first. They start off looking pretty good. Sometimes they win 4 games in a row in pretty dominant fashion... to pretty good teams. Then they play a crappy team and they get jail-style-raped. 
#33

grehnhewe

Jul 29, 2011 20:41:44
Man...the Chargers let the Saints take Darren Sproles.  I liked that little guy.Frown


But it looks like they might have Vincent Jackson.  (He hasn't had a DUI in a while. Laughing)   
#34

draco1119

Jul 29, 2011 21:54:13
The Vikes signed McNabb. (Yeah, I know. We're becoming the place QB's go to retire.)
They didn't re-sign Sidney Rice. (Not sure how I feel about that. They are looking for a replacement.)
I just don't know what to expect from this organization anymore.     


McNabb's actually a good fit for the Vikes if they have a couple of decent (don't even have to be good) receivers.  McNabb's still got 2-3 good years left in him and he's savvy enough to be able to take pressure off AP, both in the locker room and on the field,  without having to be "The Man".
Another Bungal goes to the Pats. I'm sure those Cincinnati fans will hope that C. J. performs as well for New England as he did for them (as a clown).

The Pats took Eightfive?!  Oh, ****; there goes the planet.

#35

Idolis

Jul 31, 2011 5:02:01
That's true, draco. He is a good fit if we put a piece or two in place to support him. The thing that has everyone (Vikings fans) worried is we haven't done anything to improve our offensive line. We don't want a repeat of last year. The funny thing is, the year prior, our offensive line was awesome. We came back the next with the same line and they were terrible. The problem is, all the teams in the NFC North have made improvements to their defense, especially the Lions. Of course, last year we dealt with a lot injuries to our linemen and our back ups didn't perform. We're keeping our fingers crossed that everyone comes back healthy this year.

As far as giving McNabb weapons, we've got two very good TE's. If we can get a plus down feild WR, he'll have plenty of outlet's to put the ball as long as our line gives him the time.

Lots of folks up here are wishing to get Moss back. I'm not one of them but that's the fans wish. The FO is looking elsewhere as they should though.     
#36

draco1119

Jul 31, 2011 8:16:45
As far as giving McNabb weapons, we've got two very good TE's. If we can get a plus down feild WR, he'll have plenty of outlet's to put the ball as long as our line gives him the time.

You don't even really need a downfield receiver.  All you really need is (in addition to the TEs) somebody who can reliably catch 3-5 passes a half and average ~8-12 yards/catch.

#37

Jharii

Jul 31, 2011 11:30:23
The Lions really are hellbent on making their defense one of the best in the league.  They just signed Stephen Tulloch for their LB needs.

If Stafford can stay healthy at QB all year, they may actually be a really good team. 
#38

zombie_babies

Aug 01, 2011 9:23:37
When was the last time he played a complete season? Even so, one guy can't carry a dissapointing team. The Dolphins always seem hopeful... at first. They start off looking pretty good. Sometimes they win 4 games in a row in pretty dominant fashion... to pretty good teams. Then they play a crappy team and they get jail-style-raped. 



Yeah, I was sayin' it was a terrible signing. 
#42

Cpt_Micha

Jul 25, 2011 16:02:04
The Cats can't be worse than last year.
#43

Jharii

Jul 25, 2011 16:05:18
Things are actually looking up for the Lions this year, and it's not just the cornbread like the previous decade or so.  The defensive front line is going to be absolutely dominant with Su and Fairley shoring it up.
#44

zombie_babies

Jul 25, 2011 16:09:34
The Browns may be mediocre this year!
#45

Cpt_Micha

Jul 25, 2011 16:13:36
Since the lockout's over who caved?
#46

CCS

Jul 25, 2011 16:33:42
Damn. 
Our DM is a huge Steelers fan & will delay/cancel games based upon their schedule.  I was looking forward to our game not being affected this season.
#47

grehnhewe

Jul 25, 2011 18:29:04
Stoked they finally made a deal.  I hate to sound selfish, but at this point I did not care who got what- I just want to watch Football! (I mean throwball)

Go Chargers!

  with a shout out to the Niners.
#48

grehnhewe

Jul 25, 2011 19:34:08
  You can always have both and NFC an an AFC team to root for.  Maybe this will be the last time they try to rely on Alex Smith and it can't hurt if they have a weak division again this year.  I miss the days of Walsh and Montana.  (I sat next to Walsh once on an airplane!)

  Oh...I guess T_D won't be responding.
#49

draco1119

Jul 25, 2011 20:49:58
All three of my favorite teams are in the AFC, and they hate each other.

1) Oakland Raiders (I've been a fan since before they left Oakland!)
2) New England Patriots (my mom and her parents are die-hard fans; they all grew up in New England)
3) Kansas City Chiefs (Been a fan since the days of Christian Okoye)

That last one's kinda handy since I now live in the middle of Missouri and detest the Rams.
#50

Maxperson

Jul 25, 2011 20:57:34
Things are actually looking up for the Lions this year, and it's not just the cornbread like the previous decade or so.  The defensive front line is going to be absolutely dominant with Su and Fairley shoring it up.



Like the Dolphins, things can't help but look up for the Lions.  Of course, the same can be said about my Raiders
#51

grehnhewe

Jul 25, 2011 21:00:21

1) Oakland Raiders (I've been a fan since before they left Oakland!)
2) New England Patriots (my mom and her parents are die-hard fans; they all grew up in New England)
3) Kansas City Chiefs (Been a fan since the days of Christian Okoye)


I fear all those teams.

  The Raiders beat the Chargers twice last year.

  My friends from Boston gloat when they win.

  The Chiefs rule in their new stadium.

#52

zombie_babies

Jul 26, 2011 9:19:41
I like a lot of teams, but I guess 'my' NFC team would be the Packers.  Been a fan for a long, long time.  And since the Browns can't beat 'em, it was double special to watch the last SB. 
#53

Timmeh

Jul 26, 2011 9:49:08
Da Bears.
#54

grehnhewe

Jul 26, 2011 20:57:09
With Smith on the roster The '9rs can garentee a losing record. I'll have to do some looking to find another team I like as much.

Was Walsh as cool in person as he always seemed on film? Yes the good ol days are sorely missed.  



  Yeah, see what happens with the Niners and their new coach.  I think Smith signed a one year contract.

  I was young and nervous, but Walsh was cool and gave me an autograph saying, "Follow the Niners."
    
#55

Idolis

Jul 26, 2011 20:57:57
Well the Vikes might be able to pull something together. Lots of fans are divided whether they should go ahead and let Ponder be out quarterback or bring in someone like McNabb to "train 'im up a lil."


Personally, I say just let kid play.


BAROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!     
#56

grehnhewe

Jul 26, 2011 21:00:12
Oh No...Chargers have Vikings first game of the season.  At least it is at home!Sealed
#57

Idolis

Jul 26, 2011 21:04:14

Don't the Chargers usually start pretty slow?

LOL. Well it will be a good test for Ponder. If he starts out with a win, it will do wonders for his confidence.   

#58

grehnhewe

Jul 26, 2011 21:08:46

Don't the Chargers usually start pretty slow?

LOL. Well it will be a good test for Ponder. If he starts out with a win, it will do wonders for his confidence.   




Soooo slow.  This is not the year for it, they have Patriots away week two.

Starting out with a win is huge.
     

#59

Idolis

Jul 26, 2011 21:12:13
That's why I think it will be a good game. Both teams need a win to set the tone for the season. Rookie quarterbacks can be pretty fickle. The Chargers need it because all these seasons of losing the first 3 to 4 games has to end sometime.

Good luck and may the better team win.  
#60

grehnhewe

Jul 26, 2011 21:15:44
That's why I think it will be a good game. Both teams need a win to set the tone for the season. Rookie quarterbacks can be pretty fickle. The Chargers need it because all these seasons of losing the first 3 to 4 games has to end sometime.

Good luck and may the better team win.  



Cheers!

#61

grehnhewe

Jul 26, 2011 21:17:20

Don't the Chargers usually start pretty slow?

LOL. Well it will be a good test for Ponder. If he starts out with a win, it will do wonders for his confidence.   




Soooo slow.  This is not the year for it, they have Patriots away week two.

Starting out with a win is huge.
     



I would love to see the Chargers take downs the Pats... I hate the Pats....



plus infinity 

#62

draco1119

Jul 26, 2011 22:14:44
Them and Dallas. It doesn't matter who they are playing I'll root for the other team. Uppty little cheaters.

My two favorite teams are the Raiders and anybody who's playing against the Cowpies.

#63

DaBugbear

Jul 27, 2011 11:39:58
I'm a Titan's fan. Pity me.... this year is going to be rough!

Although I have to say I'm liking the Hasselbeck signing... let him get murdered while our coaches figure out there stuff, and then when we cart him off the field for the final time, let the rookie Locker get in there and get his uniform dirty a little.

While I have high hopes, I don't expect alot out of this season. Just no 6-game losing streak is all I ask!!

edit: +1 to the Pats hate... it's not that I hate the team, all that much; their fans are nearly unbearable!
#64

LadyNeferRa

Jul 29, 2011 8:43:52

Still can't believe the Bears traded Olsen.Surprised  What were they thinking?

#65

zombie_babies

Jul 29, 2011 8:49:45
Probably that with the Packers in the same division it really doesn't matter what they do. 
#66

homicidal_squirrel

Jul 29, 2011 13:13:46
So the Dolphins got Reggie Bush. I don't see it making any difference.
#67

warghoul

Jul 29, 2011 13:17:57
  Just hope the Browns improve this year and Colt shows to be a legit
NFL QB.
#68

zombie_babies

Jul 29, 2011 15:47:51
So the Dolphins got Reggie Bush. I don't see it making any difference.



What?  Man, they really need another bruiser of a running back to try and duplicate some of that Wildcat magic from a couple of years ago.  Huh?  You say Reggie Bush isn't a bruiser?  You say that he's not even really a running back?  More of a too-short slot receiver that comes out of the backfield?  That he can't even block?  That he's grossly overcompensated?  Oh, I guess I get it now. 

  Just hope the Browns improve this year and Colt shows to be a legit
NFL QB.



Browns fan here sayin' the Browns will be mediocre at best.  Colt still has no one to throw to, ya know.  And who cares about him?  We's gonna get T-Peesey in the supplemental draft, baby! 
#69

warghoul

Jul 29, 2011 15:53:27
So the Dolphins got Reggie Bush. I don't see it making any difference.



What?  Man, they really need another bruiser of a running back to try and duplicate some of that Wildcat magic from a couple of years ago.  Huh?  You say Reggie Bush isn't a bruiser?  You say that he's not even really a running back?  More of a too-short slot receiver that comes out of the backfield?  That he can't even block?  That he's grossly overcompensated?  Oh, I guess I get it now. 

  Just hope the Browns improve this year and Colt shows to be a legit
NFL QB.



Browns fan here sayin' the Browns will be mediocre at best.  Colt still has no one to throw to, ya know.  And who cares about him?  We's gonna get T-Peesey in the supplemental draft, baby! 



If Bush stays healthy...


I hope the west coast offence will help with the weak receiving core the Brownies have.
#70

Idolis

Jul 29, 2011 16:00:11
The Vikes signed McNabb. (Yeah, I know. We're becoming the place QB's go to retire.)

They didn't re-sign Sidney Rice. (Not sure how I feel about that. They are looking for a replacement.)

I just don't know what to expect from this organization anymore.     
#71

Klirshon

Jul 29, 2011 16:08:56
Another Bungal goes to the Pats. I'm sure those Cincinnati fans will hope that C. J. performs as well for New England as he did for them (as a clown). Not that I should care about your human sports, but I'll continue to support Green Bay since it was the region of my manufacturing.
#72

homicidal_squirrel

Jul 29, 2011 20:29:16
So the Dolphins got Reggie Bush. I don't see it making any difference.



What?  Man, they really need another bruiser of a running back to try and duplicate some of that Wildcat magic from a couple of years ago.  Huh?  You say Reggie Bush isn't a bruiser?  You say that he's not even really a running back?  More of a too-short slot receiver that comes out of the backfield?  That he can't even block?  That he's grossly overcompensated?  Oh, I guess I get it now. 

  Just hope the Browns improve this year and Colt shows to be a legit
NFL QB.



Browns fan here sayin' the Browns will be mediocre at best.  Colt still has no one to throw to, ya know.  And who cares about him?  We's gonna get T-Peesey in the supplemental draft, baby! 


When was the last time he played a complete season? Even so, one guy can't carry a dissapointing team. The Dolphins always seem hopeful... at first. They start off looking pretty good. Sometimes they win 4 games in a row in pretty dominant fashion... to pretty good teams. Then they play a crappy team and they get jail-style-raped. 
#73

grehnhewe

Jul 29, 2011 20:41:44
Man...the Chargers let the Saints take Darren Sproles.  I liked that little guy.Frown


But it looks like they might have Vincent Jackson.  (He hasn't had a DUI in a while. Laughing)   
#74

draco1119

Jul 29, 2011 21:54:13
The Vikes signed McNabb. (Yeah, I know. We're becoming the place QB's go to retire.)
They didn't re-sign Sidney Rice. (Not sure how I feel about that. They are looking for a replacement.)
I just don't know what to expect from this organization anymore.     


McNabb's actually a good fit for the Vikes if they have a couple of decent (don't even have to be good) receivers.  McNabb's still got 2-3 good years left in him and he's savvy enough to be able to take pressure off AP, both in the locker room and on the field,  without having to be "The Man".
Another Bungal goes to the Pats. I'm sure those Cincinnati fans will hope that C. J. performs as well for New England as he did for them (as a clown).

The Pats took Eightfive?!  Oh, ****; there goes the planet.

#75

Idolis

Jul 31, 2011 5:02:01
That's true, draco. He is a good fit if we put a piece or two in place to support him. The thing that has everyone (Vikings fans) worried is we haven't done anything to improve our offensive line. We don't want a repeat of last year. The funny thing is, the year prior, our offensive line was awesome. We came back the next with the same line and they were terrible. The problem is, all the teams in the NFC North have made improvements to their defense, especially the Lions. Of course, last year we dealt with a lot injuries to our linemen and our back ups didn't perform. We're keeping our fingers crossed that everyone comes back healthy this year.

As far as giving McNabb weapons, we've got two very good TE's. If we can get a plus down feild WR, he'll have plenty of outlet's to put the ball as long as our line gives him the time.

Lots of folks up here are wishing to get Moss back. I'm not one of them but that's the fans wish. The FO is looking elsewhere as they should though.     
#76

draco1119

Jul 31, 2011 8:16:45
As far as giving McNabb weapons, we've got two very good TE's. If we can get a plus down feild WR, he'll have plenty of outlet's to put the ball as long as our line gives him the time.

You don't even really need a downfield receiver.  All you really need is (in addition to the TEs) somebody who can reliably catch 3-5 passes a half and average ~8-12 yards/catch.

#77

Jharii

Jul 31, 2011 11:30:23
The Lions really are hellbent on making their defense one of the best in the league.  They just signed Stephen Tulloch for their LB needs.

If Stafford can stay healthy at QB all year, they may actually be a really good team. 
#78

zombie_babies

Aug 01, 2011 9:23:37
When was the last time he played a complete season? Even so, one guy can't carry a dissapointing team. The Dolphins always seem hopeful... at first. They start off looking pretty good. Sometimes they win 4 games in a row in pretty dominant fashion... to pretty good teams. Then they play a crappy team and they get jail-style-raped. 



Yeah, I was sayin' it was a terrible signing.