1990Coupe *OFFICIAL* 2008 NFL thread

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There are only a few teams I strongly dislike. Naturally I do not like the NFC East except for my Giants. Philly has 99% lowlife fans. Skin fans are 100% homers and fools. Cowpuke fans are dimwitted, most likely to be tricked easily by someone like Obama. (There's my political dig for today. :) ).

Like Redline said, I think Dallas is going to wail the Packers. The Giants had more trouble with Dallass than they did with Green Bay. Packers are a likeable bunch but the Cows are loaded with injury-free players and no one can get near Romo.

Not to be a homer but I think the only NFC team that may be able to knock the Cows off is the Giants...if they can get pressure on Romo. Spags is a great DC but it's the guys on the line where it all counts. November 2nd will be a showdown vs. Jerrah Jones' criminals and the lunch pail one pro-bowler Giants. Who will win? I dunno but we are going to find out.

:lol: :rlaugh: That comment is hilarious!

I think the Eagles could POSSIBLY beat the Cows, but i'm not quite sure after last night.. they had a perfect opportunity to put them away multiple times in the 3rd and 4th quarter and couldn't close the door. The Giants could possibly do it, but we'll have to see. Nov 2nd and Dec 14th should be interesting.

I just like to watch the Pats/Cows game last year when the Pats dismantled the Cows 48-27 :D:nice:
 
I'm sure that Spags will be reviewing that game too. However, it's unlikely the Giants can hang 48 on the Cows. Holding them to 27 and putting up 31 may be possible though.

I think they could, too. The Cows offense only managed 20 points; the 7 other came from a brady sack/fumble at the 14 that was run back for a TD. The Cows were pretty much shut down entirely in the second half after they scored a TD to go ahead 24-21; from that it was a 27-3 beating in a quarter and a half.

Hopefully he'll be able to get a LOT of pressure on Romo and keep him on the run. I wouldn't mind seeing Kenny Phillips lay T(eam) O(bliterater) out tho :shrug:
 
Funny thing is that Jerrah was so certain the Cows would win the game, he bought each player a fistful of tickets to the following week's game vs. the Packers. Someone kindly informed the Giants players right before the game. :)

I find that very amusing lol.. Kinda like when the Eagles planned their superbowl parade and everything, then Belichick read off all the plans to the Pats in the final meeting the day before the game and said "just thought you might want to know in case you want to attend" lol :D
 
Oh snap!!



To be fair, former Rams coach Mike Martz should also get some credit for this good deed. After all, if he hadn't blown that Super Bowl by under-utilizing Marshall Faulk, Je'Rod Cherry wouldn't have a ring to raffle. And, as long as we're giving credit where credit is due; take a bow, Bill Belichick's videographer: your sneaky methods ended up helping the kids.

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For you Pats guys one of your players is raffling off his 01 Super Bowl ring for a charity. How sick would that be to win, Id want it even as a Colts fan.

Super Bowl winner to raffle off ring for charity - Shutdown Corner - NFL - Yahoo! Sports

Oh damn!! That would be awesome to get!

Didn't the Colts do something like that last year? I was thinking I remembered hearing that they were raffling off tickets for a SB ring to be given away at a home game last year for a charity. When I heard about it I was thinking it would be really cool to have. :shrug:
 
I'm thinking about buying a few tickets.. Couldn't hurt to try :shrug:

Bob Sanders out 4-6 weeks at least with a high ankle sprain.. and they'll probably go in and have a "cleanup" arthroscopic surgery on his knee while he's out. The injuries are racking up for the Colts now, wtf? Hopefully he doesn't lose a step or isn't out very long. Is this a year for injuries or what.. it's getting ridiculous.
 
Yea its really a bummer. Its bringing powerhouse teams back down to a more competitive level with most of the other middle ground teams in the NFL. It should make for a season full of upsets i think :shrug:


Not unless the lucky Cows begin to pick up a few injuries too. They have been lucky year after year. Roy Williams doesn't count. I hope he's back when the Giants play the Cows. Must ....wish....injuries....on....the...Cows....







Or crappy play would be fine too!
 
ESPN Week 2 Power Rankings


1. Cowboys

2. Steelers

3. Giants

4. Packers

5. Eagles

6. Patriots

7. Colts

8. Panthers

9. Titans

10. Bills

11. Broncos

12. Saints

13. Chargers

14. Cardinals

15. Bears

16. Jets

17. Bucs

18. Jags

19. Redskins

20. Ravens

21. Vikings

22. Browns

23. Seahawks

24. Texans

25. 49ers

26. Falcons

27. Raiders

28. Bengals

29. Lions

30. Dolphins

31. Chiefs

32. Rams
 
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