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NFL 2009 Discussion
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Blog Marley
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Where's the Bears love coming from? They have no legit receiving threat outside their TE and their secondary is very suspect...
Dakota rube
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People around here are talking Vikings in the SuperBowl.
I am not kidding. I don't think they are, either.
I am not kidding. I don't think they are, either.
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People around here are talking Vikings in the SuperBowl.Originally Posted by Dakota rube
I am not kidding. I don't think they are, either.
This is probably their best chance since 98. I still don't know how they blew it that year.
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Where's the Bears love coming from? They have no legit receiving threat outside their TE and their secondary is very suspect...Originally Posted by Blog Marley
Cutler is nasty. Honestly I think he'll end up being one of the best qbs in the league. The QB makes the receiving threats....just look at Brady and all his championships. His best wideout was Deion Branch...
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This is probably their best chance since 98. I still don't know how they blew it that year.Originally Posted by Slopho
It's the ******* Vikings; they've been breaking hearts annually since 1961.
I seriously do not understand how these idiots I live among continue to be fans.
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You live in NY but are a Cowboys fan? Sounds pretty suspect.Originally Posted by dcg
Go Eagles!
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I became interested in football around 1991, when I was 7. What can I say, I was a front-running little bastard. I can proudly say I stuck with the 'Boys through the last two decades of pathetic results, including what is it, thirteen years without a playoff victory? So in that sense I've earned my fan stripes (stars?).Originally Posted by MetroStyles
Well, at least you admit it. Still, as a personal rule I cannot respect someone who has a perfectly good local team and chooses to root for another ("perfectly good" being a bit of a misnomer in this case, of course, as we are talking about the Giants.)Originally Posted by dcg
Rules for being a true fan...
http://proxy.espn.go.com/espn/page2/...simmons/020227
According to Mr. Simmons, mstyles = not a true fan per rule 18.
dcg
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Those rules are pretty good. There's a potential issue in that he doesn't define "formative years" or what happens if you move during those years.
On a related note, as it pertains to #6, I am thankful every day that I decided to buy the Victorino jersey over the Lidge jersey.
On a related note, as it pertains to #6, I am thankful every day that I decided to buy the Victorino jersey over the Lidge jersey.
MetroStyles
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Rules for being a true fan...Originally Posted by embowafa
http://proxy.espn.go.com/espn/page2/...simmons/020227
According to Mr. Simmons, mstyles = not a true fan per rule 18.
I grew up in Europe and Connecticut. I wouldn't consider NYC my home city. Besides, I never left the Cowboys while they sucked Quincy Carter's dick during the dark ages. Regardless, whether or not I am a true fan doesn't matter. I am rooting for the Cowboys either way.
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Chiefs: All the way or merely AFC Champion?
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sleeper, Saints........as long as Bush doesn't play.Originally Posted by track309
My preseason pick to "win it all" this year. But be warned. I have never been right before.
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My preseason pick to "win it all" this year. But be warned. I have never been right before.Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim
Really? I think the media has been raving about your Seahawks to do that.......It will be an exciting year nevertheless
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