--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], pencimen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
He's got a long way to go to prove that to me. You can put up gaudy
numbers and win a lot of regular season games (Dan Marino and the
young John Elway) but you don't achieve greatness in football in the
regular season. Montana, the
JDG wrote:
So, in other words, you judge QB's in part by factors that are
completely outside their control?
In part, of course. If a QB with fantastic potential is badly injured
early in their career, never to reach his potential, will he ever be
considered great? If a QB with potential ends
A decent enough 9-5 last week, but still five games back of my Dad -
whom I'll be joining in Buffalo this week for Bills-Packers
Houston at NY Giants - Lock of the week. the Giants' passrush aught to
terrorize whomever the Texans trot out at QB. Pick: GIANTS
New Orleans at Tampa Bay - Tampa
JDG wrote:
... and only
won because of a masterful performance by someone who will someday be
regarded as the best QB in NFL History.
He's got a long way to go to prove that to me. You can put up gaudy
numbers and win a lot of regular season games (Dan Marino and the
young John Elway) but
On 11/4/06, pencimen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
JDG wrote:
... and only
won because of a masterful performance by someone who will someday be
regarded as the best QB in NFL History.
He's got a long way to go to prove that to me. You can put up gaudy
numbers and win a lot of regular season
pencimen wrote:
In any case, every time I turn on a football game there's an official
making yet another god-awful call. What, is the mafia running the
game now?
At least I haven't heard about any death threats against NFL refs for
bad calls
Julia
John D. Giorgis wrote:
Indianapolis at New England - Amidst all the talk about the instant
classic of last week's Colts-Broncos game, something has been lost -
the Indy was completely unable to stop anybody on the ground, and only
won because of a masterful performance by someone who will
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003, John D. Giorgis wrote:
Washington at Dallas - Washington is down to their third-string running
back, and Chad Morton and Rock Cartwright are no Arlen Harris. This is
going to force Patrick Ramsey to throw almost every down, which will
probably get him killed behind
Well, its official I'm now doing worse at predicting NFL games than I
ever dreamed possible. Still, I am nothing if not stubborn, so here are
this week's picks:
Carolina at Houston - Its hard to see Tony Banks doing well against this
defense. Pick: PANTHERS
Indianapolis at Miami - Well,
