NFL Trash Talkers Thread

Too much pressure being undefeated. The Steelers will stink it up for a couple games, then come in and beat a top contender. That's what they do. It looks like Bell is back. He was steamrollin.

 

The thing is, it has stayed like that for several years now. Of course, they have been good for several years. The true test will be if they go into a slump for a couple of years which is what I am hoping for. Right now, a normal human has to take out a small loan to go to a game.

 

What are ticket prices on average to a Seahawks game ?

 

Of the 4 major sports in Philadelphia, the Eagles are the best deal IMO. 120.00$ gets you a decent seat at the Link. The Flyers are outrageous, the same price as Eagles but for 41 games... I think not! The Phillies are fairly cheap for 'nose bleed' but BOOOOOOORING !!! Then the 76ers... that's the NBA and lets be honest, who really cares about them!

 

Exactly. Thats what happened to my SF Giants. Been a fan since I was old enough to understand the game, 9 years old, I think. They start getting a good run going and the average guy is fuq'ed.

 

The rams and chargers still suck and their ticket prices are outrageous.

 

Well, that's Smell-A for ya.

 

300 level is in the $150 range which is the nose bleed section. 200 level is around the 250-700 range depending if you in the club seating or not. 100 Level is 500-2500. All of these prices vary depending on the game but these are at the low end. The killer is all of the tickets available are either from resellers or ticket exchange. Season ticket holders have all of the seats except like 1500 or so.

 

If the Niners go 1-15 this year, please let that one win be against the cowgirls

 

I'd be happier if we won against the shitbirds. I don't think they have gotten better, and we are looking better than we did up here.

 

Everything is better in hindsight. Alex Smith's college coach, Urban Meyer, always said that it'll take time for Smith to be successful - and then the Niners drafted him and gave him 6 diff offensive coordinators in as many years. It's no wonder he's successful in his 5th year in KC (and with a great offensive mind in Andy Reid).

Kap had a lot of upside. He took the league by storm and was instantly a high impact player. Unfortunately, he didn't evolve as a passer and when teams had more film on him, he was 1-2 trick pony that wasn't effective anymore.

 

Really? I don't know how long you've been watching Alex Smith's career, but he was a mediocre QB thats just starting to light it up now after being in the same system for multiple years (again see my previous post). Btw - the best Chiefs QB IMO was another former 49er, Joe Montana

I'm glad you're a huge fan of your coach, hopefully misspelling his name isn't any indication of how much of a fan you are

But really, we'll see how he does in the playoffs - that's always been a knock on Andy Reid. Philly fans hate him. I just remember that one year in the playoffs where McNabb had zero sense of urgency at the end of the game and it cost them. That's all Reid's fault for not preparing the team.

 

Ok I'm done. I thought we were having an intelligent football conversation. For example, I just told you he was in his 5th year in KC and there are 16 games in a season. Do the math. No hard feelings. I'm just a humungous football fan and forget sometimes that it's not as important to others.

 

How are those 0 conference championships working out for the Philly failure coach and guy that was outplayed by Kaep?

 

Pinch me when Alex Smith actually wins a Superbowl.

 

Yeah it's the fans fault... that makes complete sense. I guess it's also the fans fault that Schottenheimer always fell short in the playoffs as well. That's some bizzaro logic right there.

 

You're right, Broncos fans don't support their team at all.



At least not before 1970...
http://denver.cbslocal.com/2017/09/17/broncos-cowboys-sellout/ -- most recent article available

 

At least you have positive proof it was the fans, citing 'Karma'. The snowball incident happened before you were born and any fan would have thrown snowballs at him knowing he was in drunken stupor. Yes the fans did cheer when Michael Irvin was injured, no condoning that no matter what! As for Karma... no such thing!