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  1. 01-07-04 10:31 PM #1
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    Carolina vs St louis

    Pick and then post if your brave enough...
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  2. 01-07-04 10:32 PM #2
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    Carolina in an upset...
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  3. 01-07-04 11:16 PM #3
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    I was going to be bold and pick Carolina, but I guess I'm not that bold. Well...Carolina wins and ends up in the Super Bowl.
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  4. 01-07-04 11:41 PM #4
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    Carolina's D is good, but the Rams will find a way to get their points. Carolina must run the ball in order to keep the Rams offense off the field to even stand a chance. Not a chance IMO.

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  5. 01-08-04 03:55 PM #5
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    i say carolina pulls the upset
    Okafor explained afterwards. "I just saw this orange object floating in the air and it said 'grab me'. I grabbed it, spun, saw the rim, thought it would be a good idea to put it in, and that's what I did."
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  6. 01-08-04 04:12 PM #6
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  7. 01-08-04 06:24 PM #7
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    Carolina 23-13
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  8. 01-08-04 08:05 PM #8
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    I agree, want to say Carolina in an upset, but Marshall is BACK. Rams.

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  9. 01-09-04 04:50 PM #9
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  10. 01-09-04 11:21 PM #10
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  11. 01-09-04 11:49 PM #11
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  12. 01-10-04 07:11 PM #12
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    Carolina not kicking on 3rd down could be the dumbest non-play since Marty Mornhinweg deferring...
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  13. 01-10-04 07:13 PM #13
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    I did say COULD be...
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    Panthers win 29-23 in double OT... Steve Smith wins it on a 69 yard TD reception... that play was a clear example of why the Giants didn't want Jason Sehorn. He missed a tackle at like the 40 and cost them the TD.

    on the Rams first possession, they should have kept driving instead of running and kicking a field goal. 53 yards is no gimme...

    nonetheless, great win by the panthers, and stupid pick by me
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    what a game steve smith was great
    Okafor explained afterwards. "I just saw this orange object floating in the air and it said 'grab me'. I grabbed it, spun, saw the rim, thought it would be a good idea to put it in, and that's what I did."
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  16. 01-10-04 08:38 PM #16
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    OK............I pick Carolina!
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    great game double OT.
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    What a game. I'm happy the Panthers won though.
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  19. 01-10-04 10:37 PM #19
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    If I'm the Rams owner I fire the coach... ball on the 15-20, 30 seconds to go with one time out. You have to take at least two careful shots for the win...
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    Originally posted by NYYFAN
    If I'm the Rams owner I fire the coach... ball on the 15-20, 30 seconds to go with one time out. You have to take at least two careful shots for the win...
    No kidding. Run a couple patterns to the corner of the endzone. Did he forget he has two of the best receivers in the game? Martz continually shows he's a bad coach with some of the best talent in the league. If it weren't for Vermeil winning it in 2000, this Rams squad would go down as the most disappointing team since the Oilers of the early 90s, or any Dolphin team of the last 30 years.
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    Originally posted by NYYFAN
    If I'm the Rams owner I fire the coach... ball on the 15-20, 30 seconds to go with one time out. You have to take at least two careful shots for the win...
    I've never liked Martz. What a friggin bonehead
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    Originally posted by Looie #19
    If it weren't for Vermeil winning it in 2000, this Rams squad would go down as the most disappointing team since the Oilers of the early 90s, or any Dolphin team of the last 30 years.
    I was just about to post something very similar. Martz took over a team loaded with talent. He's proven nada as head coach
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    Originally posted by NYYFAN
    If I'm the Rams owner I fire the coach... ball on the 15-20, 30 seconds to go with one time out. You have to take at least two careful shots for the win...
    Bingo...Fire him. Worst of all he ruined my chance to be correct in my prediction.

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    Originally posted by Looie #19


    No kidding. Run a couple patterns to the corner of the endzone. Did he forget he has two of the best receivers in the game? Martz continually shows he's a bad coach with some of the best talent in the league. If it weren't for Vermeil winning it in 2000, this Rams squad would go down as the most disappointing team since the Oilers of the early 90s, or any Dolphin team of the last 30 years.
    like Brian Billick, Martz seems often to let his ego get in the way of doing what's right. Oh well. I hate the Rams anyway.

    And as far as being THE most disappointing team? What about the late '90s-2000 or 2001 Vikings?
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    Originally posted by DaBoys4LifeNYY35


    like Brian Billick, Martz seems often to let his ego get in the way of doing what's right. Oh well. I hate the Rams anyway.

    And as far as being THE most disappointing team? What about the late '90s-2000 or 2001 Vikings?
    I was originally going to mention the Vikings, but their window of opportunity with Dante and Randy isn't closed yet. They'll certainly be up near the top of the list if and when it does.
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    Originally posted by Looie #19


    I was originally going to mention the Vikings, but their window of opportunity with Dante and Randy isn't closed yet. They'll certainly be up near the top of the list if and when it does.

    I suppose i was talking about the end of the Cunningham years when it was Randy, Carter, and Robert Smith...and the beginning of the Culpepper era when that group of offensive threats was still intact. Daunte and Randy can't do it alone.

    Something tells me the current Eagles are going to end up on that list too.
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    Lest we forget the founding fathers and number one most disappointing NFL teams ever, the early 90s Buffalo Bills. However, I think their biggest disappointment was 1990, when they were favored against the Giants. They ran into 3 of the best teams of all time in the 1991 Redskins and 1992-93 Cowboys, but 4 straight is 4 straight.
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    Originally posted by Looie #19
    Lest we forget the founding fathers and number one most disappointing NFL teams ever, the early 90s Buffalo Bills. However, I think their biggest disappointment was 1990, when they were favored against the Giants. They ran into 3 of the best teams of all time in the 1991 Redskins and 1992-93 Cowboys, but 4 straight is 4 straight.
    Number one most disappointing team is debatable, but they certainly aren't the founding fathers of disappointment. That title goes to Bud Grant's Vikings.

    1969 (12-2) lost Superbowl to Chiefs
    1970 (12-2) lost NFC Division Game to 49ers
    1971 (11-3) lost NFC Division Game to Cowboys
    1973 (12-2) lost Superbowl to Dolphins
    1974 (10-4) lost Superbowl to Steelers
    1975 (12-2) lost NFC Division Game to Cowboys
    1976 (11-2-1) lost Superbowl to Raiders
    1977 (9-5) lost NFC Championship Game to Cowboys

    The Vikes also made 4 other trips to the playoffs under Grant, but never brought home a ring.
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    Originally posted by NYYFAN
    If I'm the Rams owner I fire the coach... ball on the 15-20, 30 seconds to go with one time out. You have to take at least two careful shots for the win...
    One of the worst calls I can remember. He was playing scared. Giants fans refer to that as "Fassel ball." He even said in the post game press conference that he would rather take the 3 points than put the ball in the air and risk having it get picked off. Well THAT'S confidence in your quaterback for ya! Fool. I think it was Esiason on the post game who said Lovie Smith may finally get his chance to be a head coach - of the Rams!

    I agree, fire him. Too much talent to get the results he gets. And too many bad decisions.
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    Originally posted by patrick.o

    Number one most disappointing team is debatable, but they certainly aren't the founding fathers of disappointment. That title goes to Bud Grant's Vikings.

    1969 (12-2) lost Superbowl to Chiefs
    1970 (12-2) lost NFC Division Game to 49ers
    1971 (11-3) lost NFC Division Game to Cowboys
    1973 (12-2) lost Superbowl to Dolphins
    1974 (10-4) lost Superbowl to Steelers
    1975 (12-2) lost NFC Division Game to Cowboys
    1976 (11-2-1) lost Superbowl to Raiders
    1977 (9-5) lost NFC Championship Game to Cowboys

    The Vikes also made 4 other trips to the playoffs under Grant, but never brought home a ring.
    I lost money on everyone of those game.. oh the pain.
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    Originally posted by patrick.o


    1969 (12-2) lost Superbowl to Chiefs
    didnt the jets win the superbowl that year?
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    Originally posted by uconnhoopz123
    didnt the jets win the superbowl that year?
    Sort of. Since football season takes place during two different years it's just a matter of semantics. The regular season takes place in one year while the plyoffs take place in the next, but it's all the same season. So really the '68-'69 Jets won the Superbowl. It's the '69 Superbowl because it took place in January of '69, but the bulk of the season happened in '68, so it's the '68 Jets.

    So technically the '69 Vikes lost the '70 Superbowl, etc.
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    I was pulling for the Panthers so I am psyched!! Awesome game. Can't ask for much more than that.
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