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Post by 2Fast4U on Aug 14, 2005 11:15:14 GMT -5
1. PANTHERS 2. Patirots 3. Falcons
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Post by gordon7 on Aug 14, 2005 20:55:50 GMT -5
1.packers 2.packers 3.packers
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Post by highjumper on Aug 15, 2005 10:11:16 GMT -5
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gordon7 you are from bear country but you like the packers?
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Post by ball4life on Aug 16, 2005 13:34:04 GMT -5
1. Falcons 2. Eagles 3. Panthers 4. Pacers
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Post by porky88 on Aug 16, 2005 14:18:01 GMT -5
1. Vikings 2. Packers(Yea Weird) 3. Ravens
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Post by lt21 on Aug 17, 2005 17:56:25 GMT -5
favs 1.vikings 2.Chargers 3.ravens 4. Bills
Hate 1.Packers 2.Packers 3.Eagles 4.Packers 5.Packers I hate how announcers talk about brett farve hes not that good anymore but yet they praise him. He'll throw three interceptions in a game and yet there praise saying its just an off game and that he is so great.
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Post by highjumper on Aug 18, 2005 12:50:41 GMT -5
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He still is great and if quaterbacks like Manning or Mcnabb throw 3 interceptions in a game the say that they are having an off game
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Post by lt21 on Aug 18, 2005 17:53:47 GMT -5
brett is past his prime he is average now. he is too inconsistent, he will have good games where he throws a few tds, and 0-1 ints. Then those other games where he throws two to three ints and there always at crucial times. he had 6 games where he threw 2+ ints. i jsut hate brett and i'll find any way possible to critisize how overrated he is now a days.
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Post by highjumper on Aug 19, 2005 12:46:01 GMT -5
every player has an off day where they throw some interceptions or a good game where they throw touchdowns
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Post by lt21 on Aug 19, 2005 18:25:15 GMT -5
brett has too many of them and at bad times too. Like against the vikings last year in the playoffs gosh he sucked. 17 interceptions is so many. only three quarterbacks threw more ints. He just makes bad decisions.
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Post by porky88 on Aug 19, 2005 21:33:13 GMT -5
brett is past his prime he is average now. he is too inconsistent, he will have good games where he throws a few tds, and 0-1 ints. Then those other games where he throws two to three ints and there always at crucial times. he had 6 games where he threw 2+ ints. i jsut hate brett and i'll find any way possible to critisize how overrated he is now a days. Brett Favre is a top 5 QB in the NFL right now at his age. He takes chances yes but thats what makes him great. Culpepper and Manning and Brady are the only real clear cut QB's better than him. Then you get into your McNabb(overrated TO helped him a lot) territory with Trent Green and Brett Favre. Yea he'll throw 17 picks but he also throws 30 TD's. He had a rating above 90 last season yet you consider him average. Yea of course Favre is past his prime but he is still better than most of the QB's in the league yet which makes him so great. He plays through injuries which makes him great. He plays a day after his father died. Whether those throws were luck or not. Showing up is enough to consider him GREAT. Like him or not if you deny the fact that Brett Favre is great then you shouldn't watch football ever again. Sorry that is my opinion towards people like that. Top 5 QB of all time. Top 3 in a lot of peoples list.
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Post by lt21 on Aug 20, 2005 12:38:19 GMT -5
well my opinion is i don't like him at all. He is behind culpepper, manning, mcnabb, green, brady and soon to behind bulger. And i guess i shouldn't watch football then becuz i don't think that he is great anymore. He was great like 5 years ago when he won his mvps. but now there are alot more better players then him.
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Post by porky88 on Aug 20, 2005 13:16:09 GMT -5
You only named 6 better QB's. What does he have to do to be considered great yet. Easily still a top 10 QB in your book I am sure. Consider this would you rather loose to Brett Favre or Marc Bulger. I hope you say Favre cause Bulger is just as inconsistent and Favre is still a great QB in football.
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Post by highjumper on Aug 20, 2005 13:24:57 GMT -5
How can you even put Marc Bulger an Trent Green in the same sentence as Brett favre. They have a LONG way to go. I emphazie long because to be even close to what Brett Favre has done it would take them 50 years.Tom Brady is overrated.
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Post by lt21 on Aug 20, 2005 14:27:45 GMT -5
Trent Green is better then farve now. Did you call tom brady over rated? are you dumb he is such a clutch player during the playoffs where he really steps it up. Don't call a player overated if they have led there team to 3 superbowls in 4 years. and bulger will soon be better then farve he is improving over his two years as a starter. and porky i'd rather lose to marc bulger because i hate the packers soooooooo much.
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Post by ball4life on Aug 20, 2005 15:41:08 GMT -5
ok, i have to but a rule on using hate
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Post by highjumper on Aug 20, 2005 18:40:16 GMT -5
lt21 I will reply later about what you said right now im in a hurry
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Post by highjumper on Aug 20, 2005 22:05:30 GMT -5
here it is
That is proof that Favre is the best and still is the best QB ever
I called him overrated because alot of peopl say that he is the best QB ever . You forget that the Patriots are the least unselfish team in the league. And that they won the superbowls because every player on the team is unselfish and plays for the love of the game. That is why they are very good. Tom Brady is a great QB dont get me wrong but he is not the best.
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Post by porky88 on Aug 20, 2005 22:42:56 GMT -5
Brady isn't the best QB in the history of the NFL but if I could win ONE game right now in the league I would take him. He has a long way to go for his career to be as good as Favre's or as even Montana's who is often compared to. Brady is got one great start though. He can win in any situation and has never lost a playoff game or an OT game. He has done it without a solid RB before Dillon got there and he has never had really good recievers. He isn't near the best ever yet but he is a good canidate for the best playing right now.
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Post by lt21 on Aug 20, 2005 23:51:06 GMT -5
here it is That is proof that Favre is the best and still is the best QB ever I called him overrated because alot of peopl say that he is the best QB ever . You forget that the Patriots are the least unselfish team in the league. And that they won the superbowls because every player on the team is unselfish and plays for the love of the game. That is why they are very good. Tom Brady is a great QB dont get me wrong but he is not the best. PEACE highjumper Now your calling favre the best qb ever i wouldn't go that steep now. I would have to say the late johnny unitas was the best qb to play in the nfl.
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Post by porky88 on Aug 21, 2005 22:14:02 GMT -5
here it is That is proof that Favre is the best and still is the best QB ever I called him overrated because alot of peopl say that he is the best QB ever . You forget that the Patriots are the least unselfish team in the league. And that they won the superbowls because every player on the team is unselfish and plays for the love of the game. That is why they are very good. Tom Brady is a great QB dont get me wrong but he is not the best. PEACE highjumper Now your calling favre the best qb ever i wouldn't go that steep now. I would have to say the late johnny unitas was the best qb to play in the nfl. Why not. He's got the stats. The rings and he never really played with another superstar hall of famer in his career outside of Reggie White. He's a great canidate. I put him in my top 3 of all time. Jonny U was solid but I don't think he was no Brett Favre. With all do respect to Jonny U.
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Post by ball4life on Aug 22, 2005 11:06:31 GMT -5
brett is a great QB, no-one can say his 92.4 QB rating last year stunk
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Post by highjumper on Aug 22, 2005 13:19:58 GMT -5
here is some more proof on just how good favre is
Buffalo 27, Green Bay 7 Preview - Box Score - Recap
August 21, 2005
AP - Aug 20, 9:22 pm EDT More Photos ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) -- If this preseason is any indication, Brett Favre's skills have not diminished with age.
The 35-year-old gave another impressive performance Saturday in the Green Bay Packers' 27-7 exhibition loss to Buffalo, completing 4 of 6 passes for 41 yards and a touchdown in only one series against a Bills defense that finished second in the league last year.
Against San Diego on Aug. 11, he completed 9 of 10 passes.
No big deal for a veteran with Favre's credentials, says Green Bay running back Ahman Green.
``It would be hard for him to miss beats when he's been around for so long,'' Green said. ``I haven't really seen too much of that, especially in a preseason or regular season game. His focus is definitely there. Nothing he does ceases to amaze me.''
Favre's solid performance, however, was overshadowed by J.P. Losman's impressive home debut. Losman, Buffalo's 2004 first-round draft pick who took over for Drew Bledsoe in February, scored the first touchdown of his career in the first quarter. He engineered three Buffalo scoring drives.
ADVERTISEMENT Losman shook off a shaky outing last weekend in which he lost a fumble and managed one first down through four series in Buffalo's 17-10 win at Indianapolis.
``There were a few mistakes here and there, but I think this week was a strong performance,'' Losman said.
Losman, who cheered for Favre while growing up in southern California, looked like his boyhood hero, scrambling out of trouble all night.
``He has some talent there running the ball,'' Bills coach Mike Mularkey said. ``I don't want him to make a habit of it, but with a first-year quarterback, the thought process speeds up and typically the first instinct is to run.''
Green Bay, victimized in a scrimmage two weeks ago by a blitzing Bills defense that registered eight sacks, used plenty of misdirection running plays as well as sweeps in its opening drive.
It also helps when Favre works his magic -- like he did on his 12-yard touchdown pass to Green, which gave Green Bay a short-lived, 7-0 lead.
On second-and-7 from the Bills' 12-yard line, Favre dropped back to pass but was chased out of the pocket by blitzing linebacker Jeff Posey. Able to avoid Posey with some nifty footwork, Favre threw a perfect pass to Green in the corner of the end zone to cap the 13-play, 75-yard opening-game drive.
AP - Aug 20, 9:10 pm EDT More Photos ``I was making my move and then I heard the crowd, so I knew he either got sacked or the guy missed him,'' Green said. ``I just took off running and looked up and saw the ball was there.''
The play was vintage Favre.
``That's a play he created,'' Packers coach Mike Sherman said. ``He had guys in his way and he was still able to make the play. That was a play he wanted to make.''
After ReShard Lee returned the ensuing kickoff 69 yards, Losman finished the short, 27-yard drive with his memorable 1-yard scamper to tie the score at 7.
``I was supposed to pass it, but I took the initiative and ran it in,'' said Losman, who finished 7-of-14 for 59 yards passing and five carries for 36 yards.
Green Bay rookie first-round draft pick Aaron Rodgers struggled after taking over for Favre, finishing 4-of-9 for 21 yards and an interception in four series.
``This is my regular season, so this is my chance to shine,'' Rodgers said. ``I'm going to get better, but I'm never going to lose my confidence or waiver confidence-wise.''
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Post by lt21 on Aug 22, 2005 17:32:13 GMT -5
yea he is in my top 5, but im saying he isn't that great anymore. Sure hes tough and will probabley lead the team to a wildcard only if the D can stop someone.
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Post by porky88 on Aug 22, 2005 19:30:34 GMT -5
yea he is in my top 5, but im saying he isn't that great anymore. Sure hes tough and will probabley lead the team to a wildcard only if the D can stop someone. What does he have to do to be great. He threw 30 TD's and 4,000+ yards last season. He won the divsion. Thats pretty great to me.
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