NFL predictions 2005

**CEDeoudes59** · 08-30-2005, 08:48 PM

Rams certainly have the easiest schedule in the entire league.

natedogg · 08-30-2005, 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by CEDeoudes59

Rams certainly have the easiest schedule in the entire league.

Definately.

LuckyBoy · 08-30-2005, 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by EEmain

Bwhahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.... that is almost as funny as using the PB to say Vick had time... when there is no blitzing nor line stunts allowed!!!!!!

obviously everyone did not realize the kind of comparison i was trying to make. most qb's in the league have a respectable amount of time to throw the ball. vick has never had time. except in the probowl, where i REALIZE THERE IS NO PASS RUSH. so i used that as the example as it was the only one available. whats the difference between no blitzing allowed and the blitzes being picked up by the line? not a ****ing thing! that is besides less defenders being left in the secondary and resulting in an easier pass. ****.

**EEmain** · 08-31-2005, 12:02 AM

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Originally Posted by LuckyBoy

obviously everyone did not realize the kind of comparison i was trying to make. most qb's in the league have a respectable amount of time to throw the ball. vick has never had time. except in the probowl, where i REALIZE THERE IS NO PASS RUSH. so i used that as the example as it was the only one available. whats the difference between no blitzing allowed and the blitzes being picked up by the line? not a ****ing thing! that is besides less defenders being left in the secondary and resulting in an easier pass. ****.

Just funnin DUDE....

.... Nobody gets to play pitch and catch in the NFL... even when the blitz or stunts get picked you still need to make the right read or get rid of the ball... and untill the second best athlete to ever play QB does this... he will simply be the best RB to play QB

LuckyBoy · 08-31-2005, 12:13 AM

now im intrigued.... who's the first best athlete to play qb? and im a bit snippy tonight, work, being off pain killers for the first time in a week, horrible sleep.... blah. what im tripping off of is the guy who said the rams look superbowl bound after beating the lions. say what?! true steven jackson is a stud and their offense has never really had problems, their defense has been horrible ever since their last sb appearance. being from chi im really looking forward to seeing how benson and orton do in the same backfield. for the love of god i just would like to see the bears develop a respectable qb that sticks around in my life time. the acquisition of muhammed is huge but then again the bears have lately had good receivers they just didnt kno how to use them.

**EEmain** · 08-31-2005, 06:56 PM

Hey I`m biased... with that said the original "Ultimate Weapon"

Randal Cunningham...

VanillaGorilla · 09-01-2005, 11:44 AM

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obviously everyone did not realize the kind of comparison i was trying to make. most qb's in the league have a respectable amount of time to throw the ball. vick has never had time. except in the probowl, where i REALIZE THERE IS NO PASS RUSH. so i used that as the example as it was the only one available. whats the difference between no blitzing allowed and the blitzes being picked up by the line?

You just admitted the probowl is a joke and no player takes it seriously. If the probowl is a joke you can't use it for an example to prove anything. You said it there is no blitzing. If there is no blitzing QB knows it , he has ten minutes to throw the ball. In a real game they don't know when the O line is going to give out or if anyone is going get around it. Again it's a BS example that you are trying to prove that Vicks a better player than he is. What good is a great o line when he takes off too early?

LuckyBoy · 09-01-2005, 04:08 PM

holy **** man! just let it go! you're not understanding my explanations at all so just forget about it. look above, we've changed topics.

**Iron Warrior** · 09-01-2005, 07:38 PM

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Originally Posted by CEDeoudes59

Rams certainly have the easiest schedule in the entire league.

Playing in the NFC West should be easy enough, but when they play a real team, like Phily, Carolina, or even Atlanta then they will be done. I hate the Rams a lot BTW

mtruther · 09-03-2005, 03:33 AM

Maybe not the most appropriate question, but does anyone know what's going to happen to the Saints?

Are they just playing in Baton Rouge or Shreveport or something? Or is their season tanked?

LuckyBoy · 09-03-2005, 11:27 AM

well they obviously cant play in the superdome but they will still play. i hope they play in baton rouge just for the fact that louisiana needs them as a distraction. even tho they are still the saints, sports are a great form of escapism for us. i remember how much the yankees playing in ny after 9/11 meant to the people of ny just to "get back to normal" so to speak. there is also talk of them playing somewhere in tx like san antonio but like i said before i hope they stay in state.

VanillaGorilla · 09-03-2005, 11:53 AM

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holy **** man! just let it go! you're not understanding my explanations at all so just forget about it. look above, we've changed topics.

I understand what you are trying to say I just disagree with you. Anyone can be a great QB with out any defense. That's all I am saying.

VanillaGorilla · 09-03-2005, 11:57 AM

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Maybe not the most appropriate question, but does anyone know what's going to happen to the Saints?

Are they just playing in Baton Rouge or Shreveport or something? Or is their season tanked?

They were talking about it on the radio the other day and they still don't know where they are going.

natedogg · 09-03-2005, 01:00 PM

Home opener against the Giants just turned into another road game. Not that the Saints are going anywhere now or ever for that matter, but that kind of sucks. Listening to Cold Pizza in the mornings, moving the Saints to Los Angeles permanantly is probably the best thing they can do at this point. The city of NO already pays the Saints yearly for their presence, I just don't see NO keeping the Saints after what has happened. Financially, it's just not smart. Possibly the end of professional football in Louisiana as we know it.

**Iron Warrior** · 09-03-2005, 01:28 PM

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Maybe not the most appropriate question, but does anyone know what's going to happen to the Saints?

Are they just playing in Baton Rouge or Shreveport or something? Or is their season tanked?

I know they were practicing in San Jose, maybe the 49ers can let them use Candlestick when they're on the road.

VanillaGorilla · 09-04-2005, 01:53 AM

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I know they were practicing in San Jose, maybe the 49ers can let them use Candlestick when they're on the road.

Maybe a college will let them use the fb field. Do they have them all in san jose now?

Carl Hungus · 09-04-2005, 02:29 AM

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Why is that so crazy?
I'd say either Green Bay or Carolina in the NFC Championship vs. Philly.

Hell, San Diego almost made it there last year..

Anything's possible. But, IMHO, with their personel loses on offense and their failure to strengthen what was a pretty weak defense, it's highly unlikely. Minnesota and Detroit appear to be teams on the rise in the NFC North. (although I wouldn't expect them to advance deep into the playoffs). I agree with Carolina (if they can avoid the scale of injuries they had last year) and Philly looks strong also.

**Iron Warrior** · 09-04-2005, 02:43 AM

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Maybe a college will let them use the fb field. Do they have them all in san jose now?

Spartan stadium in San Jose will seat up to 30,000. God know they need to sell out that place too, this would be a good idea for the city IMO. The Saints also want to move from NO if theu don't get a new stadium so this could be a time for them to explore other sites if the new stadium doesn't work out.

They can also use Stanford stadium, or Cal's bad-ass Memorial Stadium. That's 3 sites for them within 40 miles of each other. They would very likely have one of those sites available when needed.