over/under is 41

GBBob · #1 09-30-2007, 08:45 PM

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The Bears death spiral in full swing and it can't be stopped. Bench Grossman vs Lions, the team he had the game of his life against last year. Defense looks lousy... Ron Rivera looks better every day. Now going into Green Bay where the Bears shut out the Packers last year and Grossman also played great. Karma don't look too good for Chicago.

Bears saved $75-100k firing Rivera and replacing him with Babich. Then they gave Lovie Smith $22,000,000.00 for 4 more years beyond 2007.

Get used to the pain, it's going to last a while.

You run for 60 yards vs the Lions, you are not a very good team.

I am in absolute awe of what Devon Hester can do. With their lousy offense, I think you are better off kicking OB and giving them the ball at the 40 then taking your chances with him

31lengths · #2 09-30-2007, 08:54 PM

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I am in absolute awe of what Devon Hester can do. With their lousy offense, I think you are better off kicking OB and giving them the ball at the 40 then taking your chances with him

Um....Bob....what is the Packer doing to poor Rex in your avatar?
And is this why they call them the Packers?

I'm actually a Green Bay fan but I could'nt resist.

GBBob · #3 09-30-2007, 09:05 PM

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Um....Bob....what is the Packer doing to poor Rex in your avatar?
And is this why they call them the Packers?

I'm actually a Green Bay fan but I could'nt resist.

If you watched closely after that play, Rex could be seen pulling on a Marlboro on the sideline

Cannon Shell · #4 09-30-2007, 08:58 PM

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I am in absolute awe of what Devon Hester can do. With their lousy offense, I think you are better off kicking OB and giving them the ball at the 40 then taking your chances with him

That seemingly is a good idea but NFL coaches "go by the book" more than any other coaches in major sports

GBBob · #5 09-30-2007, 09:08 PM

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That seemingly is a good idea but NFL coaches "go by the book" more than any other coaches in major sports

It's the testorone thing..they all want to beat Hester at his own game.

I almost played the Dolphins today...yikes

Cannon Shell · #6 09-30-2007, 09:10 PM

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It's the testorone thing..they all want to beat Hester at his own game.

I almost played the Dolphins today...yikes

As a Dolphin fan I can say that I am thoroughly sickened. Freakin Wandstadt is looking good at this point. I may do like I did with the Knicks and go into exile until the front office is overthrown. Then they just wont exist until further notice.

GBBob · #7 09-30-2007, 09:15 PM

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As a Dolphin fan I can say that I am thoroughly sickened. Freakin Wandstadt is looking good at this point. I may do like I did with the Knicks and go into exile until the front office is overthrown. Then they just wont exist until further notice.

I have no feelings for 'Bama, but if I were a Dolphin fan, I would not wish any good fortune fall Saban's way...He certainly contributed to a lot of the problems there

Cannon Shell · #8 09-30-2007, 09:17 PM

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I have no feelings for 'Bama, but if I were a Dolphin fan, I would not wish any good fortune fall Saban's way...He certainly contributed to a lot of the problems there

Yeah but I think he saw the writing on the wall and got out. Things have been in disarray since Shula left and Jimmy Hairdoo took over.

GBBob · #9 09-30-2007, 09:30 PM

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Yeah but I think he saw the writing on the wall and got out. Things have been in disarray since Shula left and Jimmy Hairdoo took over.

How do the Eagles put up 80 last week and but are getting shut down but the Giants

31lengths · #10 10-01-2007, 06:16 AM

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As a Dolphin fan I can say that I am thoroughly sickened. Freakin Wandstadt is looking good at this point. I may do like I did with the Knicks and go into exile until the front office is overthrown. Then they just wont exist until further notice.

its been too long for us Dolphin fans. the other shoe has already dropped. its time move FORWARD.

SentToStud · #11 10-01-2007, 07:03 AM

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its been too long for us Dolphin fans. the other shoe has already dropped. its time move FORWARD.

They're pathetic. Four draft choices in the first three rounds. The kid from Hawaii at least is starting at center but struggling. Lorenzo Booker has not touched the ball. Beck hasn't played a down. Ginn, #9 overall, has been very average on returns and has touched the ball three times on offense including two runs for next-to-nothing. They list Ginn at 5-10, 180 but I went to a few practices in Davie and saw him without pads and he is incredibly small. More like 5-8, 165. Speed only players do not rate anywhere near a #9. And of course, Culpepper is healthy and ran for 3 TDs yesterday as well as throwing for two more.

You give up 299 yds rushing to Oakland (Justin Fargas 170 yds in 2 1/2 quarters?) and not force a single punt? They are as bad as it gets.

GBBob · #12 10-01-2007, 07:18 AM

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They're pathetic. Four draft choices in the first three rounds. The kid from Hawaii at least is starting at center but struggling. Lorenzo Booker has not touched the ball. Beck hasn't played a down. Ginn, #9 overall, has been very average on returns and has touched the ball three times on offense including two runs for next-to-nothing. They list Ginn at 5-10, 180 but I went to a few practices in Davie and saw him without pads and he is incredibly small. More like 5-8, 165. Speed only players do not rate anywhere near a #9. And of course, Culpepper is healthy and ran for 3 TDs yesterday as well as throwing for two more.

You give up 299 yds rushing to Oakland (Justin Fargas 170 yds in 2 1/2 quarters?) and not force a single punt? They are as bad as it gets.

My only Dolphin experience was that they stopped selling beer at halftime...halftime??

ddthetide · #13 10-01-2007, 05:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

That seemingly is a good idea but NFL coaches "go by the book" more than any other coaches in major sports

chuck you hit that on the head! i never believed that statement until i had to watch shula coach Ba ma for 4 yrs.
perfect example, how many toss sweeps do you see in the nfl anymore? VERY few, the qb takes the ball and hands it off and the rb tries to get the corner. we Bama fans watched this for 4 yrs and shula stated he didn't like the toss.
Saban's first play from scrimmage at B-D Stadium? toss sweep right, 59 yds, TD Bama.