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Apparently he's a Rams fan and has been text messaging Steve Spagnuolo all week.
IMO, tomorrow night's Rams-Seahawks game is going to tank nationally, but I think it'll be the team's highest-rated local game. The media has done their part in making sure that nobody pays attention to it by acting like it'll be a travesty of the highest order for either team to make the playoffs.
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tkihshbt wrote:
Apparently he's a Rams fan and has been text messaging Steve Spagnuolo all week.
IMO, tomorrow night's Rams-Seahawks game is going to tank nationally, but I think it'll be the team's highest-rated local game. The media has done their part in making sure that nobody pays attention to it by acting like it'll be a travesty of the highest order for either team to make the playoffs.
I'm looking forward to it. These winner-take-all games are exciting. Who cares what Peter King thinks? About anything.
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ESPN did a great job of ignoring the game this morning. There were at least 3 mentions of Favre's junk before Rams/Seahawks was even mentioned. For the record, the first time it was discussed was an hour and a half into the show, and the discussion started with derision from Berman.
It was the lead story on FOX, but I suspect Howie might have had something to do with that.
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tkihshbt wrote:
The media has done their part in making sure that nobody pays attention to it by acting like it'll be a travesty of the highest order for either team to make the playoffs.
Go figure?
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The NFC West is being treated with the same amount of scorn usually saved for child molesters. Yes, it will wind up being one of the worst divisions of all-time, but the 2008 AFC West finished a combined 23-41 and hardly took this kind of abuse. And I don't recall people pouting about how the rules needed to be changed because 12-4 Indianapolis had to play at San Diego in the first round.
Granted, no team has the same talent as those 8-8 Chargers, but that makes what happened even more pathetic because of their bumbling, underachieving head coach.
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tkihshbt wrote:
The NFC West is being treated with the same amount of scorn usually saved for child molesters. Yes, it will wind up being one of the worst divisions of all-time, but the 2008 AFC West finished a combined 23-41 and hardly took this kind of abuse. And I don't recall people pouting about how the rules needed to be changed because 12-4 Indianapolis had to play at San Diego in the first round.
Granted, no team has the same talent as those 8-8 Chargers, but that makes what happened even more pathetic because of their bumbling, underachieving head coach.
As of today, we have a new trivia question, BTW.
Which is the first team since the merger to sweep its division and not qualify for the playoffs?
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I'm guessing that team is in Oakland.
I also read that Tom Cable is going to be fired.
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I forgot how much it hurts to lose a football game. I have the urge to go out like that guitarist from Def Leppard.
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tkihshbt wrote:
I'm guessing that team is in Oakland.
I also read that Tom Cable is going to be fired.
Supposedly, the Raiders don't want to lose Hue Jackson, so they'll hold onto Cable.
Here's a novel idea - why not fire Cable and promote Jackson?
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tkihshbt wrote:
I forgot how much it hurts to lose a football game. I have the urge to go out like that guitarist from Def Leppard.
Which one? The guy who drank himself into oblivion or the one who drank himself to death?
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Steve Clark. I've always wanted to see what it was like to replace my blood with alcohol.
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tkihshbt wrote:
Steve Clark. I've always wanted to see what it was like to replace my blood with alcohol.
The only advantage I can determine is there's a lesser chance of freezing to death.