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I see you played a lot of EA NHL 93-95 on your Sega Genesis...Tugnutt reference was priceless. Money has it you are between 32-37 years old?yep to this nope... not to your yep.Here's what could happenisney could buy the team, make them wear the old Mighty Ducks jerseys and change the team name from the Packers to the Quackers, roster the original NHL players, tell them to go play football --still wearing skates mind you. Bradford would be unstoppable. Jackson might get some cuts from those skates pushing the pile but he would gash them right back; 3 TDs easy. Ron Tugnut would not save any of them. Kariya would throw pick after pick... Fights would certainly ensue and the Ducks would hold their own here. I see Stu Grimson vs. Quentin Mikell. All Stu. Even as he's in his 40's now. Kariya would eventually get carted out. Many Quackers would leave the game concussed... and then the Rams would certainly win.But the Rams are playing the Packers this week.
Love the avatar. The old-school Eagles logo is one of my favorites.
Just older than your guess but otherwise dead on. I remember playing friends at EA without a goalie. Liked the EA Euro Hockey as well.These days though NHL Hitz Pro is the best arcade sports game of all time.I see you played a lot of EA NHL 93-95 on your Sega Genesis...Tugnutt reference was priceless. Money has it you are between 32-37 years old?yep to this nope... not to your yep.Here's what could happen
That was last year's McCarthy. He seems to have spent some time with Bill Belichick in the offseason.
The rams will be lucky to get a field goal or 2
I think you are being conservative. Pack by 35. Yep. I said it.
i dont think the packers will run up the score ...i see them getting a comfortable lead then running the ball and eating up the clock...as good a time to work on the run game as they will get all year
I don't think they will run up the score either. I think it will be 21 - 0 by the end of the first quarter. I don't think this one will even be close to being close.I could be wrong though. Its happened before. Once.'BustedKnuckles said:
Choking on that popcorn yet?
ROTFLMAO
Yeah, no other explanation for an undefeated team playing the best ball in the league right now to be up 3 TDs AT HOME playing against a struggling winless team with a depleted secondary.Someone pegged it right in one of the first few responses. Complete "throw #### on the wall and see what sticks" kind of thread based on nothing more than a lame attempt to get some attention.
How about a ridiculous prediction?Just admit it - your prediction was wrong - that is the explanation.
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Yeah, if Rodgers and a few others break their legs the Rams were right there.A few breaks here or there, and this game could have gone either way......
I think it's more that Aaron Rodgers is on a totally different plane then any other QB playing right now. The audibles, the mobility, the hard and fast throws, the soft and lofted throws. He's got it all. The Rams never stood a chance in this game.
Good guess. The one thing I was sure of was that the Rams were going to lose by a decent margin.GB is a really good team. Rodgers is the new Peyton Manning. He is in total control.
That's what my 8 year old says after we wrestle...
Better to remain silent and be thought an idiot than open one's mouth and remove all doubt...Bradford is so used to getting hit/sacked/planted he's losing his edge. Just ask Marc Bulger how that feels.If St Louis can drastically improve their O-line next year they might be able to save him. But another season like this and he's ruined.'Liquid Courage said:
