2006 NFL Playoffs

Hah!

I had a bad day today, but that pic is fucking ...

EL OH FUCKING EL!!!!!

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Originally Posted by Tracer

Great point IMO. Pats could be a world better (likely) without the cap, but are still a legitimate threat with it. I tend to credit Bellichieck and Brady for it, as well as folks like Vrabel and Bruchi(sp) on the defence (yeah, they keep them in games, but who wins super bowls w/o defence).

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Everyone wants to give credit to the linebackers, but the true strength of the Pats D right now is far and away their line.

I hope that smile on his face is photoshopped...

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Originally Posted by burgundy

cowboys lolwagon

anyway let's gear up for this weekend's likely victim of lol:

http://www.deadspin.com/assets/resou...owngoesrex.jpg

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Unlike Romo, Grossman has a partner, lucky guy.

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Originally Posted by burgundy

cowboys lolwagon

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What's lol-worthy is that a complete failure of a season for the Cowboys and a successful one for the Jets end the same weekend.

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Originally Posted by Yoshi

I was born in New Jersey. That's as close to the Mets as it is to anyone else. I also lived in Columbia, SC, where the Mets have a single A team. It was the Mets then. It's the Capital City Bombers now. Gregg Jeffries started out there. I started rooting for the Cowboys when I lived in South Carolina as well. Atlanta would have been the closest team, but the Cowboys were on TV a lot more, and I wasn't going to Atlanta for games at 6 or so years-old.

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I'd have thought you were born in or had grown up in the Dallas area, didn't you live there at some time to become a Cowboys fan? Not criticizing just seriously asking.

My fan legacy is somewhat strange, I was born near San Francisco and both my dad and my uncles have been hardcore 49ers fans forever. However my family moved to Houston when I was 4 ; as I grew up I was raised as a 49ers fan as I watched games with my dad, yet since we now lived in Houston, I started to develop in the early 90s as a Houston Oilers fan as well, a fan for all Houston sports teams actually.

When the Oilers left for Tennessee and eventually became the Titans, a part of my loyalty still remained with them b/c hell, they had used to be my home team and its hard letting that go. When the Houston Texans were born, I naturally was a Texans fan from the word go, but the hardest games to watch are the Texans-Titans games thesedays, because even though I am ticked off when the Texans lose, I still feel good for the Titans.

Ditto for the 49ers, I still love them and support them, and during a Texans-49ers game I wouldn't really be able to pick sides.

No, the closest I've lived to Dallas is South Caroina and St. Louis. Ironically, I lived in St. Louis for several years between the Cardinals and Rams. I have never lived in a city with an NFL team. :(

I'll also add that my dad is a fan of all the Philadelphia teams, and rooting for teams he hates makes every Cowboys/Mets/Devils win that much sweeter. Not that my family is competitive...

I haven't really been able to decide on a team that I want to be my team yet.

Cowboys cause I use to live in Dallas, Browns cause where I live now, Seahawks because where I intend to live. I like the Saints this year, but that's just probably cause of their story book season.

So I haven't decided on a team yet lol, I just watch football :/

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Originally Posted by Thief Silver

I haven't really been able to decide on a team that I want to be my team yet.

Cowboys cause I use to live in Dallas, Browns cause where I live now, Seahawks because where I intend to live. I like the Saints this year, but that's just probably cause of their story book season.

So I haven't decided on a team yet lol, I just watch football :/

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No you like the Browns, we all suffer together my brother, don't front.