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Pats in a tight spot now!
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"Opus" wrote in message ... Pats in a tight spot now! Op Oh NO! Op |
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"Opus" wrote in message ... "Opus" wrote in message ... Pats in a tight spot now! Op Oh NO! Op Too bad So sad PAT! Op |
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"Opus" wrote ... Too bad So sad PAT! Bears 162, Colts 3 Dan (Fair-weather-fans-r-us) |
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On Sun, 21 Jan 2007 22:18:37 -0500, "Opus" wrote:
"Opus" wrote in message ... "Opus" wrote in message ... Pats in a tight spot now! Op Oh NO! Op Too bad So sad PAT! Op It just isn't gonna seem like a real Super Bowl without the Patriots in it... We ran out of gas in the second half, and let the coverage soften - even though the rush was getting to Peyton better than the first half. You just can't give the Colts any slack at all down field and expect to outlast them. Thank goodness Chicago had the good taste to kick New Orleans to the curb. Otherwise the Super Bowl would be totally unwatchable... /daytripper (when's spring training start? Go Red Sox! ;-) |
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"daytripper" wrote in message
... Thank goodness Chicago had the good taste to kick New Orleans to the curb. Otherwise the Super Bowl would be totally unwatchable... How do you think I feel, I've got live in Indianapolis for the next two fricking weeks! /daytripper (when's spring training start? Go Red Sox! ;-) The again to be also-ran Red Sox Pitchers report on 2/17. The defending World Series and 2007 repeating winner St. Louis Cardinals pitchers report on 2/14. |
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"daytripper" wrote in message
It just isn't gonna seem like a real Super Bowl without the Patriots in it... Yeah, the silver lining is that it frees up a Sunday for me. :-( Joe F. |
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daytripper wrote:
It just isn't gonna seem like a real Super Bowl without the Patriots in it... Thank goodness for that. We ran out of gas in the second half, and let the coverage soften - even though the rush was getting to Peyton better than the first half. You just can't give the Colts any slack at all down field and expect to outlast them. Thank goodness Chicago had the good taste to kick New Orleans to the curb. Otherwise the Super Bowl would be totally unwatchable... How do you figure that? New Orleans is a lot of fun to watch, and going up against Indy, it might have been a 45-42 ballgame. Or were you worried about the "human interest" stories of Katrina and the Mannings? As much as it pained me, I was rooting for the Colts. If it had been Cheecago and New England, it would have been about as fun to watch as a root canal. At least now I can root against Da Bearsss. Chuck Vance (not a Peyton Manning fan, but even less of a fan of the whole Chi-town attitude ... though I did get a laugh out of the Bears fans who flipped off the camera that was panning through the crowd) |
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"Conan The Librarian" wrote in message ... daytripper wrote: As much as it pained me, I was rooting for the Colts. Chuck Vance (not a Peyton Manning fan, but even less of a fan of the whole Chi-town attitude ... though I did get a laugh out of the Bears fans who flipped off the camera that was panning through the crowd) I think if anyone deserves it, it would be Tony Dundgy, he has really gone through a lot. Tampa Bay took SuperBowl XXXVII under Gruden's first year., It was basically Tony's team that he built from '96-2001. Last season when his son died, plus having the best record in the NFL, they get eliminated by the Steelers. Through all this he's kept his cool pretty well. One of the best games I've ever seen. Great camera action Peyton on the bench sneaking peeks during Brady's final drive. Don't get me wrong, Peyton's been through a lot too. ps. It was nice to see papa Archie giving his son a hug after the game. fwiw, -tom |
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Conan The Librarian wrote:
snip Chuck Vance (not a Peyton Manning fan, but even less of a fan of the whole Chi-town attitude ... though I did get a laugh out of the Bears fans who flipped off the camera that was panning through the crowd) Hah ! Deal with it, Library Boy. Da Bears are gonna beat those Indy chumps like a rented mule. After the third or fourth sack Manning is gonna wish he had lost to the Pats again and Jones and Benson will run all over the Pony defense. Wouldn't surprise me if they had 500 yards rushing ... APIECE !! Bwahahahahaha !! Super Bowl XLI, Brian Piccolo's jersey number, that's right 41. It's just meant to be. -- Ken Fortenberry |
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