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Waiting for Carp to pick up on this.He likes basketball and boxing and reads a shit ton of a books...
Waiting for Carp to pick up on this.He likes basketball and boxing and reads a shit ton of a books...
I hope to God Seattle takes this, but I think SF wins 23-17.I've said Seattle since day one, and I'm sticking to it.
I know the 49ers are hot and I think they're going to play their best game at Seattle in 2 years, but in the end, I think Seattle's defense forces Kaepernick into a rough day.
I want Denver to win, but I'm thinking New England in this one. I have more faith in New England's defense than Denver's.
Waiting for Carp to pick up on this.
Nope....that won't be a problem for us in our lifetime.My supervisor is a Steeler fan and is worried that SF will tie them with most super bowl wins. Thats something I doubt we ever have again.
Mine are raised Cowboys fans. I figure at some point in their lives there will be hope and also if I don't, my wife and her family will raise them to be Eagles fans. No thanks.
I thought the Ravens had the best front office.Four best teams, four best front offices. Funny how that works out.
38 points is a lot for a team that won't pass well.I've got Denver and San Fran today.
That Denver-NE game will be interesting. I don't think the Broncos have the tools to take advantage of NE's weakness which is their WR corps. Denver lost their best CB last week and their secondary wasn't that strong to begin with. Plus that Bronco pass rush can be pretty anemic at times.
That's why despite everyone talking about the Patriots rushing attack I think Brady will have a big day passing. I think he goes for over 350 with 3 TD passes.
I have the Broncos winning though. 38-35.
FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!I thought the Ravens had the best front office.
Not this year, huh?
I may have worded that wrong.38 points is a lot for a team that won't pass well.
Usually the Ravens are pretty smart about their personnel decisions but that Boldin deal looked bad when they made it 10 months ago and it looks worse today.I thought the Ravens had the best front office.
Not this year, huh?
Boldin could've been a HOF candidate if Baltimore was a better passing team. In the same ballpark as a Rod Smith or Jimmy Smith.Usually the Ravens are pretty smart about their personnel decisions but that Boldin deal looked bad when they made it 10 months ago and it looks worse today.
One of the main reasons the Ravens missed the playoffs was because of their inconsistencies on offense. If they'd kept Boldin they probably make the playoffs.
Meanwhile Boldin has been a catalyst for the 49ers 2nd half push. He's been balling down the stretch.