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Burgundy&GoldForever wrote:Pro Tip: Snap the goddamned ball.


C'mon man. Enjoy some things today.
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Welch and I are dreaming of the old days... a big lead at the half turned into the most boring ball control game ever known to man... and that was exciting!
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Burgundy&Wha? wrote:
Burgundy&GoldForever wrote:Pro Tip: Snap the goddamned ball.


C'mon man. Enjoy some things today.


Later. After the Eagles get the *sh$t* beat out of them.
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Countertrey wrote:Welch and I are dreaming of the old days... a big lead at the half turned into the most boring ball control game ever known to man... and that was exciting!


Indeed. Riggo drill.
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Burgundy&Wha? wrote:Is the crown chanting "You Like That"?

Had to rewind, but they did. And Kirky joined in, I like THAT!!!!
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Too early to play this soft d...
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Dunbar just missed his first pick
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welch wrote:
Countertrey wrote:Welch and I are dreaming of the old days... a big lead at the half turned into the most boring ball control game ever known to man... and that was exciting!


Indeed. Riggo drill.


The days of three yards and a cloud of dust are gone. It's a prima donna league.
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The Skins gotta call Brinks and tell them to send one of the super trucks and some young strong guards who can carry heavy bags because the Kirkster is gonna get monster bucks....
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Turnover on Downs!!!
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OldSchool wrote:The Skins gotta call Brinks and tell them to send one of the super trucks and some young strong guards who can carry heavy bags because the Kirkster is gonna get monster bucks....
Yup... I think so...
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Quinton Dunbar looks like a keeper.
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Burgundy&GoldForever wrote:
welch wrote:
Countertrey wrote:Welch and I are dreaming of the old days... a big lead at the half turned into the most boring ball control game ever known to man... and that was exciting!


Indeed. Riggo drill.


The days of three yards and a cloud of dust are gone. It's a prima donna league.


Riggins: 5 yards up the middle. Then Riggins sweep the corner and aims at the cornerback. Crushes him. After a half-dozen of those, the CB's didn't want to play close to the line.
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At this time: Eli Manning 20-38 for 138.
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welch wrote:Riggins: 5 yards up the middle. Then Riggins sweep the corner and aims at the cornerback. Crushes him. After a half-dozen of those, the CB's didn't want to play close to the line.


Yes, poor Don McNeal became the poster child for that play. I have a 3X5 foot framed poster of that play in my foyer.
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Burgundy&Wha? wrote:At this time: Eli Manning 20-38 for 138.


Eli is trash. Worst quarterback to ever win a Super Bowl. Or two.
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Burgundy&GoldForever wrote:
Burgundy&Wha? wrote:At this time: Eli Manning 20-38 for 138.


Eli is trash. Worst quarterback to ever win a Super Bowl. Or two.
He and Coughlin are proof that two wrongs DO make a right...
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T up Tyrod for the defense.
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Countertrey wrote:
Burgundy&GoldForever wrote:
Burgundy&Wha? wrote:At this time: Eli Manning 20-38 for 138.


Eli is trash. Worst quarterback to ever win a Super Bowl. Or two.
He and Coughlin are proof that two wrongs DO make a right...


Didn't work with Snyder and Cerrato. :evil:
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Burgundy&GoldForever wrote:
Countertrey wrote:
Burgundy&GoldForever wrote:
Eli is trash. Worst quarterback to ever win a Super Bowl. Or two.
He and Coughlin are proof that two wrongs DO make a right...


Didn't work with Snyder and Cerrato. :evil:
I think one of the pair has to be a player for the dynamic to work.
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Burgundy&GoldForever wrote:
welch wrote:Riggins: 5 yards up the middle. Then Riggins sweep the corner and aims at the cornerback. Crushes him. After a half-dozen of those, the CB's didn't want to play close to the line.


Yes, poor Don McNeal became the poster child for that play. I have a 3X5 foot framed poster of that play in my foyer.


And Randy White...no single play, but Russ Grimm to Randy White in Q4 of NFC Championship with about 10 or 12 minutes left: "Randy, Coach like you so much he's called that play again." Ran it about six times in a row.
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Countertrey wrote:I think one of the pair has to be a player for the dynamic to work.


Coughlin is a player? Surely you don't mean Eli.
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welch wrote:
Burgundy&GoldForever wrote:
welch wrote:Riggins: 5 yards up the middle. Then Riggins sweep the corner and aims at the cornerback. Crushes him. After a half-dozen of those, the CB's didn't want to play close to the line.


Yes, poor Don McNeal became the poster child for that play. I have a 3X5 foot framed poster of that play in my foyer.


And Randy White...no single play, but Russ Grimm to Randy White in Q4 of NFC Championship with about 10 or 12 minutes left: "Randy, Coach like you so much he's called that play again." Ran it about six times in a row.


Yes, and Randy White was a hell of a player but Grimm had his number.
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Giants just scored. 35-28
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Burgundy&Wha? wrote:Giants just scored. 35-28


*f$ck* Carolina. *f$ck*.
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