NFL playoff thread

Quoted, just as a reminder next time y'all whine about me starting shit. I was busy today. Hadn't really posted or even read the board much at all and this is how you three respond.

You and Care Bear should know better, Norrin, yet you both continue to disappoint. Fart boy lying about pretty much everything is just business as usual.

 

USA Today had a front page story on it the Friday before the divisional round. Pretty much everybody but the victims' families (who the story was built around) declined comment. There was one quote in there from Lewis to the effect of, "That happened 13 years ago. Why are you asking about it now?"

 

That point spread made no sense. It's as if it was set based on how they were playing a month ago.

 

I made no prediction, so yes, you are lying, as you always do.

I have no idea how many PMs I have from you, but I know it is more, including an unsolicited one from today. That, and you have an interesting (as in faulty) definition of "flipping out."

 

The USA Today reporter got thrown out of the locker room for asking the Ray murder question, from what I've heard. That might be wrong info, though.

 

Kaepernick could became the qb with the fewest previous starts to win a Super Bowl with 10. Brady had 16 when he won his first one. Staubach 14.

 

Yes, I'm blessed. Yes, I'm black. And you're making this all about Ray Lewis, and not the Baltimore Ravens.

Or some such.

 

They came to the aid of a friend. I remember the scene. I didn't have a problem. In fact, kind of expected it. But I do love your terminology.

 

I wonder if Peyton dances around the bed, calling fake audibles before taking the snap and uncorking his post pattern.

 

Bigger picture question...

Have we seen the last of the "old guys" leading a team to the Super Bowl? I have maintained for years that nearly all HOF QBs found themselves in a SB (or damn close) at age 28.

Yet with Brady going out (losing as a heavy home favorite), are we going to see QBs fade at 32, like RBs? It wasn't that long ago that a QB could hang on until 37 or 38. I can only think of Kurt Warner or Rich Gannon in the post-33 wing of recent SB QBs.

I ask because, with the running component of a QB so valuable now, will this lessen the value of the cement-legged pocket passer? Thoughts?

 

I don't think the question is relevant. It's a tragic episode but what do you want him to do? Tell you where the white suit is? The case has been dispositioned and from what I can gather, he has changed a lot since that night.