Titans had a bad, bad case of the...'droppsies'...
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Titans had a bad, bad case of the...'droppsies'...
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That would be badass mang.....Subway Superbowl...hahaha
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bagseed77
i knew the panthers would lose, we were due. anyhoo, how bout them bretts, i mean jets. damn , football is so much better in hd with a dvr to stop for beer pisses.
i got a question for ya's.
giants look like a lock for a home playoff game.
hypothetically speaking, what if the jets and giants both win their conferences?
how would home games both be played on the same sunday come playoff time?
(for the idiots, the jets play in giants stadium)
would one team play at 1 and the other at 4?
or 4pm and 8pm?
how the hell would you fit all the tailgaters?
i wonder if this was ever addressed
giants look like a lock for a home playoff game.
hypothetically speaking, what if the jets and giants both win their conferences?
how would home games both be played on the same sunday come playoff time?
(for the idiots, the jets play in giants stadium)
would one team play at 1 and the other at 4?
or 4pm and 8pm?
how the hell would you fit all the tailgaters?
i wonder if this was ever addressed
Saturday/Sunday games no doubt.......
o.gkushowns
18 and Doh!
In the playoffs, The afc games are always on saturday and the nfc games are on sunday.
JETS BABY WOOOOOO!!!!
peace
it appears that if the jets and giants both have home championship games, one game on sunday and one on monday night.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/rumors/...t=Am2gE8BokOiQh7BW39WyQic5nYcB?urn=nfl,124931
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/rumors/...t=Am2gE8BokOiQh7BW39WyQic5nYcB?urn=nfl,124931
o.gkushowns
18 and Doh!
Shiit ofcourse, I forgot about the conference championship games. i feel stupid now, but yea for the playoffs until the championships its afc on saturday and nfc on sunday.
my bad.
peace
my bad.
peace
What's a championship game? Inquiring Chefs fans want to know. 
BlazeTheSky
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Lions FTW!
0-11, bring it on titans
0-11, bring it on titans
BlazeTheSky said:Lions FTW!
0-11, bring it on titans
The Titans are coming...(ps ...please close the liquor stores until after the game starts)...
...Thanks.
The biggest turkey served up this year was in Detroit.......
Tradition or not that game was so bad
that we ran out and rented 'Heidi' instead.
(the movie you perverts, NOT the chick on the corner)
Tradition or not that game was so bad
that we ran out and rented 'Heidi' instead.
(the movie you perverts, NOT the chick on the corner)
Chicks on the corner need to eat too. Be a good neighbor; Support your local business.
Another player with more money than brains
Another player with more money than brains
Found this @ Fox Sports
Plaxico Burress Shoots Self in Leg
Plaxico Burress' controversial year has just taken a turn for the worse.
The New York Giants wide receiver accidentally shot himself in the right thigh Friday night, FOXSports.com has learned, not long after being ruled out of Sunday's game against the Redskins with a hamstring injury in the same leg.
Burress' bad year Plaxico Burress' troubled season hit a sad low Saturday, when Jay Glazer reported the Giants wide receiver accidentally shot himself in the leg. Here's a look at some notable events in his tumultuous 2008.
The New York Post cited sources who said that Burress shot himself after midnight at the LQ nightclub and needed to be hospitalized.
The Post also said that Burress, 31, was allegedly trying to enter the club with teammate Antonio Pierce when they were stopped by security guards.
Burress, who caught the game-winning touchdown against the Patriots in January, admitted to the guards that he was carrying a gun. He then allegedly went over to a secluded area with a guard and took the gun out, the Post said.
Burress apparently started trying to unload the gun and bobbled it. An accidental shot went off and went through his leg.
Security tried to call an ambulance, but Burress said no. He took himself to Cornell Medical Center, where he was released at 2 p.m. Saturday after being treated, according to the Post.
In 2005, bodyguards for rapper Ja Rule allegedly shot two men, one fatally, at the same club.
Newsday reported that Burress has a concealed-weapon permit from the state of Florida that expired in May 2008. It is unclear if the permit was renewed; such a license can be renewed up to six months beyond the expiration date in accordance with section 790.06(11)(a) of Florida Statutes.
However, the states of New York and New Jersey do not recognize permits from Florida, so Burress could be charged in the incident.
The NFL also is likely to investigate whether Burress violated its Personal Conduct Policy, which might lead to a suspension.
"We are aware of the fact that Plaxico was involved in an apparent accidental shooting (Friday) night," the Giants said in a written statement.
"We have been in contact with Plaxico since shortly after the incident. Plaxico suffered a wound to his right thigh. Obviously, our primary concern is for Plaxico's health and well-being, and given the circumstances, we are relieved to say he was released from a New York City hospital."
The Giants have discussed the matter with NFL security and are attempting to gather more details.
"This incident could become a matter for law enforcement officials, and because of that we have no comment on any of the details," the team said.
Added NFL spokesman Joe Browne: "We are gathering information, just like everyone else."
This has been a troubled year for Burress, who opened the season with a lengthy contract dispute. The 31-year-old also was suspended for a game and fined $117,500 for missing a team meeting and failing to notify the team of his absence. He said he had a family emergency.
He also was fined $45,000 by the NFL for his conduct during a game against the 49ers in October when he abused an official and tossed a ball into the stands.
"Like I said, I am human," Burress said last month in discussing his runs-ins with the team. "I have made some mistakes. I haven't made the best of decisions, I am aware of that, and I am the first one to look myself in the mirror, be honest with myself, and say that."
"But as far as me going out and playing hard, I am going to keep going out and competing," he added. "Like I said, I just keep going out and doing what is asked of me on the football field, and in whatever that role may be I hope I go out and fulfill it."
The Giants are atop the NFC standings with a 10-1 record and are vying for their seventh straight win Sunday when they face Washington.
Burress initially pulled his injured right hamstring in the Giants' win over Baltimore on Nov. 16. He then aggravated the injury in the opening series last Sunday against Arizona, and then sat out the rest of that game.
Burress signed a five-year, $35 million contract hours before the season opened in September.
The signing came after an unsettling offseason during which Burress was fined $25,000 for refusing to practice during a mandatory minicamp in June. He also missed most of training camp at the University at Albany with a sprained ankle. He insisted the injury — not his contract — kept him off the field.
Despite his lack of practice, Burress started in the opener against Washington and caught 10 passes for 133 yards. The following week he had five catches for 81 yards and a touchdown in a win over St. Louis.
The rest of the season has not been as productive. The most passes he has caught in any game since is four in a loss to Cleveland on Oct. 13, the game which followed his suspension.
Burress has 35 catches for 454 yards and four touchdowns in a season in which he has constantly drawn double coverage. His streak of receptions in 115 consecutive games ended last week in Arizona. He aggravated his hamstring injury during the first series and did not return.
It was the sixth-longest active streak in the league, dating to Nov. 26, 2000 against Cincinnati, Burress' rookie season in Pittsburgh.
Signed as a free agent in 2005, Burress had caught a pass in all 56 previous games in which he had played for the Giants.
The New York Post and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
EDIT: This will dominate football news for weeks to come. Of course
an accident is just that but with firearms it is absolutely inexcusable,
and to shoot yourself? I just don't get it. If I do find myself in a club
w/any NFL players I'm friggin' getting the hell outta there.......
Another player with more money than brains
Found this @ Fox Sports
Plaxico Burress Shoots Self in Leg
Plaxico Burress' controversial year has just taken a turn for the worse.
The New York Giants wide receiver accidentally shot himself in the right thigh Friday night, FOXSports.com has learned, not long after being ruled out of Sunday's game against the Redskins with a hamstring injury in the same leg.
Burress' bad year Plaxico Burress' troubled season hit a sad low Saturday, when Jay Glazer reported the Giants wide receiver accidentally shot himself in the leg. Here's a look at some notable events in his tumultuous 2008.
The New York Post cited sources who said that Burress shot himself after midnight at the LQ nightclub and needed to be hospitalized.
The Post also said that Burress, 31, was allegedly trying to enter the club with teammate Antonio Pierce when they were stopped by security guards.
Burress, who caught the game-winning touchdown against the Patriots in January, admitted to the guards that he was carrying a gun. He then allegedly went over to a secluded area with a guard and took the gun out, the Post said.
Burress apparently started trying to unload the gun and bobbled it. An accidental shot went off and went through his leg.
Security tried to call an ambulance, but Burress said no. He took himself to Cornell Medical Center, where he was released at 2 p.m. Saturday after being treated, according to the Post.
In 2005, bodyguards for rapper Ja Rule allegedly shot two men, one fatally, at the same club.
Newsday reported that Burress has a concealed-weapon permit from the state of Florida that expired in May 2008. It is unclear if the permit was renewed; such a license can be renewed up to six months beyond the expiration date in accordance with section 790.06(11)(a) of Florida Statutes.
However, the states of New York and New Jersey do not recognize permits from Florida, so Burress could be charged in the incident.
The NFL also is likely to investigate whether Burress violated its Personal Conduct Policy, which might lead to a suspension.
"We are aware of the fact that Plaxico was involved in an apparent accidental shooting (Friday) night," the Giants said in a written statement.
"We have been in contact with Plaxico since shortly after the incident. Plaxico suffered a wound to his right thigh. Obviously, our primary concern is for Plaxico's health and well-being, and given the circumstances, we are relieved to say he was released from a New York City hospital."
The Giants have discussed the matter with NFL security and are attempting to gather more details.
"This incident could become a matter for law enforcement officials, and because of that we have no comment on any of the details," the team said.
Added NFL spokesman Joe Browne: "We are gathering information, just like everyone else."
This has been a troubled year for Burress, who opened the season with a lengthy contract dispute. The 31-year-old also was suspended for a game and fined $117,500 for missing a team meeting and failing to notify the team of his absence. He said he had a family emergency.
He also was fined $45,000 by the NFL for his conduct during a game against the 49ers in October when he abused an official and tossed a ball into the stands.
"Like I said, I am human," Burress said last month in discussing his runs-ins with the team. "I have made some mistakes. I haven't made the best of decisions, I am aware of that, and I am the first one to look myself in the mirror, be honest with myself, and say that."
"But as far as me going out and playing hard, I am going to keep going out and competing," he added. "Like I said, I just keep going out and doing what is asked of me on the football field, and in whatever that role may be I hope I go out and fulfill it."
The Giants are atop the NFC standings with a 10-1 record and are vying for their seventh straight win Sunday when they face Washington.
Burress initially pulled his injured right hamstring in the Giants' win over Baltimore on Nov. 16. He then aggravated the injury in the opening series last Sunday against Arizona, and then sat out the rest of that game.
Burress signed a five-year, $35 million contract hours before the season opened in September.
The signing came after an unsettling offseason during which Burress was fined $25,000 for refusing to practice during a mandatory minicamp in June. He also missed most of training camp at the University at Albany with a sprained ankle. He insisted the injury — not his contract — kept him off the field.
Despite his lack of practice, Burress started in the opener against Washington and caught 10 passes for 133 yards. The following week he had five catches for 81 yards and a touchdown in a win over St. Louis.
The rest of the season has not been as productive. The most passes he has caught in any game since is four in a loss to Cleveland on Oct. 13, the game which followed his suspension.
Burress has 35 catches for 454 yards and four touchdowns in a season in which he has constantly drawn double coverage. His streak of receptions in 115 consecutive games ended last week in Arizona. He aggravated his hamstring injury during the first series and did not return.
It was the sixth-longest active streak in the league, dating to Nov. 26, 2000 against Cincinnati, Burress' rookie season in Pittsburgh.
Signed as a free agent in 2005, Burress had caught a pass in all 56 previous games in which he had played for the Giants.
The New York Post and The Associated Press contributed to this report.
EDIT: This will dominate football news for weeks to come. Of course
an accident is just that but with firearms it is absolutely inexcusable,
and to shoot yourself? I just don't get it. If I do find myself in a club
w/any NFL players I'm friggin' getting the hell outta there.......
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what a dumb shit...i still dont believe a word of it...go dolphins...nice win!!
Jets getting some bad luck today
Jets getting some bad luck today
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bagseed77
heels yea, the panthers pulled that shit off, will the real steve smith please stand up!
no offense giants fans, showdown in charlotte next week with the scmucks, party back
no offense giants fans, showdown in charlotte next week with the scmucks, party back
I'm no coach but I think that the play calling for the Jets just sucked yesterday. Being a long time Jets fan I've gotta say that this is typical in their style of throwing games away, Jets should've run about 80% of the time against one of the worst (Broncos were ranked 27th) run stopping teams.
I think Favres recent success (77% completions in past 3 games) with the short quick pass blinded them to the obvious.
The Jets must win their final two division games this yr, Bills & Dolphins.
I think Favres recent success (77% completions in past 3 games) with the short quick pass blinded them to the obvious.
The Jets must win their final two division games this yr, Bills & Dolphins.
Well! Well! Well! Panthers looked like their same old Jeckyl and Hyde selves again. We blow you up then let you come back and make it interesting. Then break your heart with the biggest little guy in the league. Who does more with the ball in the air than Steve Smith(no the real one!)?? Good thing he plays for us or we woulda been F@*cked!! How many games is that where we won in the last minute this year? Who wants to see us in a playoff game?
Giants fans dont freak out! Your boy was done in NYC before he shot himself in the butt cheek! Coughlin been trying to dump this guy damn near since they signed him. He is a Pacman kinda cat with no perception of reality! What multi-millionaire carries his own gun to the club then shoots himself in the leg? I will tell you its a fake ass gangster with more talent than brains. He would get his card pulled in my hood for that dumb shhhhhhhh! You shot yourself where? May as well have been in the foot cause he is done in NYC. They can still win it all without his retarded ass though! They are that good!
Jets just gotta get outta Brett's way and ride him to the end! Good or bad! You had no chance without him there last year so stop trying to act like you got a clue! He prolly has more coaching exp than all the Jets coaches combined! I would rather he draw the play up in the grass at the huddle than try to understand what the hell the coaches on that team are trying to do with him! You guys will still be in the hunt though so cheers! Peace to all my football lovers!!
Giants fans dont freak out! Your boy was done in NYC before he shot himself in the butt cheek! Coughlin been trying to dump this guy damn near since they signed him. He is a Pacman kinda cat with no perception of reality! What multi-millionaire carries his own gun to the club then shoots himself in the leg? I will tell you its a fake ass gangster with more talent than brains. He would get his card pulled in my hood for that dumb shhhhhhhh! You shot yourself where? May as well have been in the foot cause he is done in NYC. They can still win it all without his retarded ass though! They are that good!
Jets just gotta get outta Brett's way and ride him to the end! Good or bad! You had no chance without him there last year so stop trying to act like you got a clue! He prolly has more coaching exp than all the Jets coaches combined! I would rather he draw the play up in the grass at the huddle than try to understand what the hell the coaches on that team are trying to do with him! You guys will still be in the hunt though so cheers! Peace to all my football lovers!!
