Lovie Smith Who?
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Of course they're heading to the Super Bowl in Glendale come February. But as some wag said about Bubby Brister and the HOF- "they're going to have to pay to get in, just like everyone else."
LOL Herm- Steelers and Bucs in the SB? I think Vegas will give you around 1,000- 1 on that bet now.
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Heard he went home and 'taught his wife a lesson' after the game.
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Herm is as good a fortune teller as he was a coach.
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That was so ugly I actually watched something different after Hester's record setting runback.
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Lol. I see a couple guys picked TB in that game. No names of course...
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I love people who are saying the Falcons should have laid off. I will say I probably would have taken starters out before they did (and before Julio Jones dominated my fantasy team with that TD in the 3rd). But man, in the NFL or any pro sport really you deserve to get disgraced for playing that bad.
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are u kidding me?
half the talking heads on BESPN had tampa bay being so great under lovie.
HA!
if atlanta doesn't take their foot off the gas could be the biggest blowout on thursday night football history.
are u kidding me?
half the talking heads on BESPN had tampa bay being so great under lovie.
HA!
if atlanta doesn't take their foot off the gas could be the biggest blowout on thursday night football history.
Oh yes, the illustrious history of Thursday Night Football.
Nevertheless, I heard that the 56-0 score after the end of the third quarter is the second largest third quarter point differential in history, behind only a 59-0 differential that the New England Patriots put on someone.
Still, the 73-0 shellacking of the Redskins by the Bears in the 1940 NFL title game is the largest defeat in history. In fact, 73 points scored by the Bears in that game is still the most points scored in an NFL game seconded by 72 points scored by the Giants I believe some time in the 1960s. If the Falcons had not let off the gas, they may been able to tie or surpass that record.
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I am a Bucs fan.. I grew up a Browns fan but converted when The Bucs franchise landed 30 miles from my home.. So it's Bucs 1A, Browns 1B for me..
I remember 0-26...... There have been a lot of low points in franchise history, and also a Lombardi in 2002..
Last night was the most embarrassed I've ever been..
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Lol. I see a couple guys picked TB in that game. No names of course...
lol... have to admit I checked nervously last nite to be sure I wsa not one of "them"...
Still, the 73-0 shellacking of the Redskins by the Bears in the 1940 NFL title game is the largest defeat in history.
POP QUIZ: What was the new fangled offense that propelled them to that lopsided win?
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Lol. I see a couple guys picked TB in that game. No names of course...
lol... have to admit I checked nervously last nite to be sure I wsa not one of "them"...
Still, the 73-0 shellacking of the Redskins by the Bears in the 1940 NFL title game is the largest defeat in history.
POP QUIZ: What was the new fangled offense that propelled them to that lopsided win?
lol... have to admit I checked nervously last nite to be sure I wsa not one of "them"...
POP QUIZ: What was the new fangled offense that propelled them to that lopsided win?
I don't think it was the wing T, that had been around for a while. How about the I-formation?
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are u kidding me?
half the talking heads on BESPN had tampa bay being so great under lovie.
HA!
if atlanta doesn't take their foot off the gas could be the biggest blowout on thursday night football history.
Oh yes, the illustrious history of Thursday Night Football.
Nevertheless, I heard that the 56-0 score after the end of the third quarter is the second largest third quarter point differential in history, behind only a 59-0 differential that the New England Patriots put on someone.
Still, the 73-0 shellacking of the Redskins by the Bears in the 1940 NFL title game is the largest defeat in history. In fact, 73 points scored by the Bears in that game is still the most points scored in an NFL game seconded by 72 points scored by the Giants I believe some time in the 1960s. If the Falcons had not let off the gas, they may been able to tie or surpass that record.
Oh yes, the illustrious history of Thursday Night Football.
yes gipper i got my ass handed to me today at the porch gang for bring up the thursday night football record thing. you beat my friends by 5 hours.
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I don't think it was the wing T, that had been around for a while. How about the I-formation?
It was the "T-formation".
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