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This really is becoming an intriguing chess match, isn't it? I wonder what our next move is…starting Levi Brown?
I like it - you're thinking ahead - but it's the Jets move next!
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Pittsburgh athletic director Steve Pederson praised Haywood's character when he was hired last month, calling his values "in line with the values of this great university…most importantly, Michael is a man of character and integrity and will be an inspirational leader for our football team."
Whoopsie daisy!
I've always wanted to use this:
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This is a hell of a spectator sport...
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This is excellent news. They say Revis and Cromartie may sit. We counter with putting no receivers on the field, and not starting our regular QB........I love that this front office knows that losing this game is the way to go.
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Well, yeah - you already know he would have bought season tickets to the Pirates!
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Doesn't it seem that he should get more of a chance to prove his innocence? They fire him less than 24 hours after he got arrested. Maybe a school can't afford to wait for evidence when recruiting is involved?:
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A half empty HSBC arena for USA V. Switzerland didn't exactly prove Etem's statement wrong.
And, if it was a full crowd, Etem would have been right because all these losers are at a hockey game instead of ripping up the town?
See the post above yours.
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Just turned it on and because the game is not till 8PM, it looks like they are showing our Winter Classic 2008 right now.
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One of the biggest reasons I'd be for an 18-game regular season is eliminating one full-priced pre-season exhibition game - I also hated being forced to buy those as part of the season-ticket package.
Thank you - they are a ripoff! I never even use them - I give them away every year!
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Do you realize you're replying to a post that is weeks old? I'm sure he's been made aware of it by now.
The Vikings roof caved in so they are going to be playing in Detroit. Have a Merry Christmas!
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After reading Mark Gaughan's article, I'm even more convinced that everybody who wants to stick with a 16 game schedule is not a season ticket holder........I used to think there was a ton of sth on here, but I think that assessment was wrong.
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Is there really that much difference between a pre-season game and a week 17 game between a team with a locked in playoff spot and a 4-11 team, both of who are likely to play 2d and 3d stringers for a large portion of the game?
And now imagine it's a week 19 game with the same teams? Or worse, between a pair of 4-13 teams? It just seems to me the 'running for the bus' mentality will be twice as bad if they extend the season further.
I'm not following how all that isn't just being pushed back two games?
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What would rather have; an 18 game schedule with 2 pre season games or a 16 game schedule with 4 pre season games. As a season ticketholder I pay for two games to watch player that might play in Canada or the arena bowl one day. These are the two options
Thank you. I asked earlier who on here that wants to stay with 16 games are actually season ticket holders. Of course, nobody is.
If you who want it at 16-4, instead of 18-2, want to send the money for an extra game that I'll never go to every year, I'll give you my address.
These players are in such great shape all year now that the preseason is not needed to be 4 games.
And, I don't get this argument some of you are making that since there are meaningless non playoff implication games this week, that means that there will be two more weeks of them with an 18 game schedule. Maybe I'm not following the math, but doesn't that just push the meaningless games out, not make more of them?
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Do they want to make the playoffs longer? I hope not.
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Could be that they plan to start taking the game less serious as soon as the Jets do and Chan is taking a few days to prep the two back-ups and figure out who he wants to get the snaps on Sunday.
If there is a God, or if Chan and Buddy want to be smart about their future.
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I'm wondering how many people who don't want to go to 18 games are season ticket holders? I hate paying for 2 regular season prices and then getting only 7 home games of the real season.
Give me 18 games - 8 home games, one in Toronto, and make me only pay one ripoff preseason game.
I've had season tickets for 25 years now, and there is no way I've been to more than 6 preseason games in all those years. That's a lot of wasted money!
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Questioning the profanity filter. I took that road once.... once.
Bullstevestojan you did!
Maybe he is talking about the Perry pjs area??? Anyway...
:rolleyes:Yeah, that's it - I actually get off at Hamburg St. and take Perry, so that would pretty much be the ghetto.
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Whoms on first?
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It doesn't matter because the players drafted @ 8-10 could have gone 1-3.
True, but my guess is that the players from 1-3 have turned out better than 8-10. I already know Whitner at 8 and Spiller at will contribute to that outcome!
Were you just win every week people upset when Marv would go 0-4 and tank the last game of the year and then go to the Super Bowl?
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It's already been shown earlier in the thread, the quality of players in the first three picks. I wonder how that compares to picks 8-10 of each of those drafts?
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Absolutely nothing. I guess the meaningless Colts win last year built up the players confidence to start out 0-8 this year!
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Secondly, what does the franchise stand to gain from winning this week?
I like it. Simple question!
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It's entirely subjective as no criteria were set forth as what a "good pick" was in the OP. I just highlighted a few notable names is all -- guys that featured prominently on Super Bowl teams and such. There are excellent players that I didn't bold and some people will strike all sorts of postures over some of those that I did bold of course. Let's just call it what it was, a quick sort of shotgun approach to identifying some good players that went 1, 2, or 3.
Got it - yeah, you can add first team pro bowlers Joe Thomas & Jake Long, Mario Williams and a few more to the highlighted list for sure.
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Midtown Manhattan is a ghost town after 8PM. All except Times Square.
And, even Times Square - I went to the championship clinching World Series game 6 in 2009. There was a good amount of celebration and partying near the stadium, on that street that Stan's is on.
But, then after awhile, we decided to go back to the hotel in midtown, but we wanted to go to Times Square and celebrate there, before heading to the hotel. So, we get out of the subway, and there were crickets in Times Square. I'm guessing it was 1AM, the Yanks had just won the WS, and now there is nobody there. I didn't expect VJ Day, but I would have thought there would be a decent crowd......It was like when they used to have that live shot of the ESPN Zone on the Sports Reporters at 10AM, with nobody in Times Square, only with less people!
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