Broncos @ Patriots

[cardken]

Well got the Niners game right (by the skin of my teeth), and the Patriots (unfortunately). Not being a Broncos fan, I have to say, despite it's overwhelming performance by the Pats Offense. At the same time, Classless, to run a score up closing out the first half when up by 4 TD's. Thought I'd seen it all, but professional courtesy goes out the window in this, today's NFL. Stay Classy New England.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Originally Posted by cardken

Well got the Niners game right (by the skin of my teeth), and the Patriots (unfortunately). Not being a Broncos fan, I have to say, despite it's overwhelming performance by the Pats Offense. At the same time, Classless, to run a score up closing out the first half when up by 4 TD's. Thought I'd seen it all, but professional courtesy goes out the window in this, today's NFL. Stay Classy New England.

There was nothing wrong with what New England did last night. I bet the Houston Oilers back in the day wished they'd have piled on a few more TD's against the Bills in that epic playoff game.

[mnchiefsguy]

Originally Posted by cardken

Well got the Niners game right (by the skin of my teeth), and the Patriots (unfortunately). Not being a Broncos fan, I have to say, despite it's overwhelming performance by the Pats Offense. At the same time, Classless, to run a score up closing out the first half when up by 4 TD's. Thought I'd seen it all, but professional courtesy goes out the window in this, today's NFL. Stay Classy New England.

It's the playoffs, anything can happen, and there was a lot of time left on the clock for a comeback. New England could have scored 60 last night. They did let up on the gas until the end of the third quarter, which seems perfectly fine to me. Score was only 35-10 at the half....and a team could easily get four TD's in a half to come back. New England only scored 10 points in the second half. I have no love for the Pats, but I don't really think anyone can accuse them of running up the score in this instance.

[cardken]

Originally Posted by mnchiefsguy

It's the playoffs, anything can happen, and there was a lot of time left on the clock for a comeback. New England could have scored 60 last night. They did let up on the gas until the end of the third quarter, which seems perfectly fine to me. Score was only 35-10 at the half....and a team could easily get four TD's in a half to come back. New England only scored 10 points in the second half. I have no love for the Pats, but I don't really think anyone can accuse them of running up the score in this instance.

Tom Brady, dare I say this out loud. Could have sat after the half if at least the third quarter. Brady left a game in the Third Quarter with 11 mins left after throwing 6TD's and 360yds ( Oct 18 2009 vs. Titans). And the score 45 to nothing. Just saying. F@$K Tom Brady and "The Hoody."

[mnchiefsguy]

Originally Posted by cardken

Tom Brady, dare I say this out loud. Could have sat after the half if at least the third quarter. Brady left a game in the Third Quarter with 11 mins left after throwing 6TD's and 360yds ( Oct 18 2009 vs. Titans). And the score 45 to nothing. Just saying. F@$K Tom Brady and "The Hoody."

Once you sit Brady, he is not going back in. You are comparing Regular season to the playoffs. If you can't understand that the stakes in the playoffs are significantly higher than a Sunday in October, I can't help you. You are letting your hatred of Brady cloud any football intelligence you may have.

[cardken]

Originally Posted by mnchiefsguy

Once you sit Brady, he is not going back in. You are comparing Regular season to the playoffs. If you can't understand that the stakes in the playoffs are significantly higher than a Sunday in October, I can't help you. You are letting your hatred of Brady cloud any football intelligence you may have.

Complete control of game at that point. There are no rules as regards if a QB can come back in or not. NFL Playoff games or Regular season, you only get "props" for running college game scores up, Professional courtesy.
Even Mike Ditka in 86 when the Bears were thumping the Cowboys 44-0, asked Ryan to "call off the dogs". Ditka had respect and professional decorum towards fellow coach Landry.

[mnchiefsguy]

Originally Posted by cardken

Complete control of game at that point. There are no rules as regards if a QB can come back in or not. NFL Playoff games or Regular season, you only get "props" for running college game scores up, Professional courtesy.
Even Mike Ditka in 86 when the Bears were thumping the Cowboys 44-0, asked Ryan to "call off the dogs". Ditka had respect and professional decorum towards fellow coach Landry.

Again..you site a REGULAR season game. I gurantee you Ditka calls off no dogs in the playoffs.

And it is just common sense. Why take Brady out if there is any chance you will need to put him back in? If there is a chance that Denver is going to make a comeback, then you want Brady on the field.

Many NFL games are dependent on momentum...what kind of momentum would the Broncos had gotten had they seen Brady on the bench at the end of the first half? They would believe they would have chance? And what a let down on the Pats side? If BB had pulled Brady and the Broncos made a Buffalo Bills comeback...fans would be screaming for BB's head and justifiability so. Your point screams football ignorance.

The men on the field are professionals. They get paid to play. As many on this board have stated many times...if you don't want the other team to score, play some defense and stop them.

[LiveSteam]

Originally Posted by cardken

Complete control of game at that point. There are no rules as regards if a QB can come back in or not. NFL Playoff games or Regular season, you only get "props" for running college game scores up, Professional courtesy.
Even Mike Ditka in 86 when the Bears were thumping the Cowboys 44-0, asked Ryan to "call off the dogs". Ditka had respect and professional decorum towards fellow coach Landry.

Just in case you missed it Friend!!!!
Ya know what? DONT PISS ON MY PARADE ! Its ****ing football! You dont want the GOD DAM SCORE RAN UP YOUR ASS! THEN ****ING STOP IT! & ITS THE DONKS! Are you ****ing kidding me?

[Brock]

Originally Posted by cardken

Even Mike Ditka in 86 when the Bears were thumping the Cowboys 44-0, asked Ryan to "call off the dogs". Ditka had respect and professional decorum towards fellow coach Landry.

Mike Ditka had a lot of respect for Landry, and it had nothing to do with the fact that they were both NFL head coaches.

[JD10367]

Originally Posted by cardken

Tom Brady, dare I say this out loud. Could have sat after the half if at least the third quarter. Brady left a game in the Third Quarter with 11 mins left after throwing 6TD's and 360yds ( Oct 18 2009 vs. Titans). And the score 45 to nothing. Just saying. F@$K Tom Brady and "The Hoody."

And **** you and all the other soccer-mom pussies who think everyone in professional sports deserves a Loser's Trophy and pizza after the game. This isn't six-year-olds playing Little League baseball. These are professional grown men. If you don't want to get your ass kicked... stop them from scoring.

[WildTurkey]

Originally Posted by JD10367

And **** you and all the other soccer-mom pussies who think everyone in professional sports deserves a Loser's Trophy and pizza after the game. This isn't six-year-olds playing Little League baseball. These are professional grown men. If you don't want to get your ass kicked... stop them from scoring.

This

[Nzoner]

Originally Posted by cardken

Tom Brady, dare I say this out loud. Could have sat after the half if at least the third quarter. Brady left a game in the Third Quarter with 11 mins left after throwing 6TD's and 360yds ( Oct 18 2009 vs. Titans). And the score 45 to nothing. Just saying. F@$K Tom Brady and "The Hoody."

45-0 that ain't shit....


Before 36,034 stunned fans at Washington's Griffith Stadium on December 8, 1940 at the 1940 NFL Championship Game, the Chicago Bears played near-perfect football to defeat the Washington Redskins 73-0 for the league title.

Yes, 73-0.

Ten Chicago players combined to score 11 total touchdowns. The Bears rushed for 381 yards and completed seven of 10 passes for 138 yards.

On defense, the "Monsters of the Midway" played just as effectively, allowing only 22 rushing yards and intercepting eight passes, including three third-quarter touchdown returns.

The 73-point margin was, and still is, the largest margin of victory of any game in NFL history.

"That game never should have happened that way and it probably never will happen that way again," said Redskins quarterback SAMMY BAUGH. "You don't see but one game like that in a lifetime."

"It would be like winning the World Series with four no-hitters," said Bears quarterback SID LUCKMAN of the Bears' flawless performance.

When asked what the score would have been had one of his teammates not dropped a sure touchdown pass early in the game, Baugh replied, "Seventy-three to seven."

After a November loss to the Redskins, Bears owner and coach GEORGE HALAS had brought in Stanford coach CLARK SHAUGHNESSY to help his team perfect the T-formation. It was the birth of the modern-T.

"That day in football was like going from the Ford Model T to the super deluxe Rolls-Royce," said Luckman of the Bears' new offensive system. "Our biggest fear was we were over-prepared. On the train, the boys would play bridge or cards and joke and laugh. This time, you could have heard a pin drop. We were studying our playbooks."

The studying paid off.

On the second play of the game, Chicago running back BILL OSMANSKI took a handoff from Luckman and sped around left end toward the sideline where teammate GEORGE WILSON threw a block, knocking down not one, but two Washington defenders. Osmanski raced to a 68-yard touchdown and gave Chicago a 7-0 lead. The perfectly executed run and block typified the day that lay ahead for both clubs.

The game was also the first in NFL history to be broadcast on network radio. The Mutual Broadcasting System paid $2,500 for the rights to send the game to over 120 stations across the country. Legendary broadcaster RED BARBER was at the microphone.

[Dave Lane]

Originally Posted by cardken

Tom Brady, dare I say this out loud. Could have sat after the half if at least the third quarter. Brady left a game in the Third Quarter with 11 mins left after throwing 6TD's and 360yds ( Oct 18 2009 vs. Titans). And the score 45 to nothing. Just saying. F@$K Tom Brady and "The Hoody."

**** you douche nozzle. Donkeys got exactly what they deserved. They could have put 20 more on your beloved . I'm pissed they didn't

[JD10367]

Originally Posted by cardken

Well got the Niners game right (by the skin of my teeth), and the Patriots (unfortunately). Not being a Broncos fan, I have to say, despite it's overwhelming performance by the Pats Offense. At the same time, Classless, to run a score up closing out the first half when up by 4 TD's. Thought I'd seen it all, but professional courtesy goes out the window in this, today's NFL. Stay Classy New England.

So, let me get this straight: up 28-7 before the half, New England was supposed to assume the game was over and not attempt to score for the few minutes before halftime as well as the entire second half.

In a world of stupid douchebags, you are King Stupid ****ing Douchebag.

[Spott]

Originally Posted by JD10367

So, let me get this straight: up 28-7 before the half, New England was supposed to assume the game was over and not attempt to score for the few minutes before halftime as well as the entire second half.

In a world of stupid douchebags, you are King Stupid ****ing Douchebag.

Apparently he's unaware of Buffalo coming back from a 35-3 deficit in the playoffs in the early 90's. The Patriots should have been more responsible and tried to keep the game close to avoid hurting anyone's feelings and to give the Broncos a chance of coming back in the 4th quarter.