NFL Trash Talkers Thread

It's great. Been using it for a while now. Only have to listen to the few rational pats fans that come in here.

Seattle was good in the second half this weekend. They keep doing that though... and I think that might be their downfall this year. We will see though. I don't want them to win it again. I don't think I can handle another year up here having to listen to the bandwagon get even more full.

I hope Rodgers' leg heals quick. He is going to need those wheels with his swiss cheese head O-line. I like how they started to come together against the big Dallas Dline though.

 

Sentimental fave of mine, having gone to high school with him..

 

Why ignore people in a trash talk thread... I don't get it, pussies.

 

This..plus he missed a few games to start, 4-5 if memory serves me correct. Could have maybe made a difference if he was there all year.

Sure do on both fronts. And that one guy "can" be the missing piece of the puzzle, but the whole team has to contribute of course.

Same here..in this as well as the dart league I play in/run. 5 yrs ago in playoffs the opposing capt ran his yap all week. I just said 'we shall see". Won the last game of the match and made sure I shook his hand first..should have seen his face.

Problem is Denver played like such ass for so long in the Super Bowl..at least that was the main reason. Not that the Hawks didn't play well also, of course they did.

 

That's just it, Rodgers has to be 100%. Had he been I think today's game is a runaway.

 

I'm sure Romo's back is not helping him..but Rodgers was clearly hampered with his leg. Not making excuses for either team..

 

I'll stick w/ my Donks, even though I fear Peyton just played his last game and they have no legit QB on their current roster to replace him. My experience w/ fans in general often breaks down into nothing more than a lot of bandwagon jumping and fans getting intermittent cheap thrills when their home team is good, many hawks and pats fans included. It's just how it is. I would admit that I didn't like their chances had they'd beat Indy and then having to go through Foxboro. They just couldn't seem to get it done the last 3 years even w/ Peyton. I still think Seattle is the best right now and that's been obvious for a couple months now. Denver doesn't match up well against them, but most teams don't either.

 

Much as I don't care for Peyton, I hope he plays next year somewhere. Among other things he's this close to 70K passing yards..love seeing records pursued/broken.

I've been a Pats fan for life..including the bad years.

 

Not old enough to know the bad years, but have been a fan as long as I knew what football was at least...

 

I hope he retires, then becomes an OC or HC for the 49ers and a mentor for Kaep. He obviously knows offensive playcalling, pocket passing (he's definitely not a mobile QB). We have Fangio for DC and Roman is gone. Talk about breathing some life into Offense and a good person to prune a young QB who is super mobile to work on his mechanics and game control.

Kind of a pipe dream but it would be a perfect way to retire without being defeated, he is already accomplished, lil bro will never catch him. It would be positive energy that could be breathed into our organization after the biggest Drama year ever.

 

Trust me you've led a charmed life..I lived through the 1-15 season for one.

My brother in law and a bunch of his friends bought season tix 30 years ago because the games got blacked out all the time, so the only way you knew you could see it was to go..

 

I never did understand where this beef between Jim Harbaugh and the 49ers came from. Under him they made the super bowl, NFC Championship twice, developed a great running game and a great defense, where did the train come off the tracks regarding Harbaugh?

 

A 34 year old ego maniacal owner and a GM that sucks him off.

Baalke is garbage as a talent evaluator, Mccloughan built that team (and helped a lot with Seattle.) Harbaugh, like any top level coach, is weird... they want things to be done their way. All the good ones are like that, a little different. York chose Baalke.

A very similar thing happened in Seattle with Holmgren. He and the GM Ruskell disliked each other and eventually the front office chose Ruskell. However, Paul Allen quickly realized his mistake and fired Ruskell, hired Jim Mora for an interim year then went after Carroll hard. He gave Carroll the opportunity to pick his GM but made it clear it was going to be 50/50.

 

They mortgaged the future on this 3 year run... unfortunately for them a couple teams in the NFC were home growing talent at a ridiculous rate. SF would have beaten Denver in the Super Bowl.

In the NFL you can buy success but only very short term.

 

It's worrisome but the D keeps us in every game. I'm not sure why they're starting so slow in the game. Part of me thinks they spend the first half setting teams up then throw some stuff at them they don't expect in the second half. Lull them to sleep with vanilla then strike...

Aaron Rodgers is a manic but... I just think Seattle is built perfectly for shutting down a high flying passing attack. 2-0 against GB, 2-0 against Denver. We'll see .. going to lose some hair this week thinking about it.

 

Belichick cheated in the NFL. Carroll cheated in the NCAA.

 

Those who thought Peyton Manning could do no wrong in Denver were proved wrong on Sunday.
The hometown crowd booed the Denver Broncos quarterback in the first half of the team's shocking 24-13 loss to the Indianapolis Colts in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs.
That's right, Broncos fans were actually booing Manning — last year's MVP who has led the team to three straight AFC West titles, a Super Bowl and more touchdown drives than any other QB the past three seasons. Perhaps they fans don't remember the Tim Tebow days?
Look, it's not like Manning played well on Sunday. Far from it. Manning played the worst of any of the eight playoff quarterbacks this weekend and the boos came after a stretch in which he threw six straight incompletions. He'd finish the day throwing 26 of 46 for 211 yards and just one touchdown.
Still, booing arguably the greatest quarterback of all time and a man who put your franchise atop the league the past thre years? That's just cold, Denver.

 

What did you expect? Texan fans do / did the same, AND sent threatening letters to his personal address.

 

Back then it was the Bledsoe vs Mirer debate. You guys certainly won with that selection.

 

Peyton played the last month with a torn right quad, supposedly. That would explain his lack of power (even for him) and inaccuracy lately.