NFL Week 4 running thread

Whatever. You can't prove me wrong, boy. Next.

 

What a punk move by Haynesworth. Starman justice needed there.

Whatever the Packers' Charles Martin got when he had his hit list and body-slammed Jim McMahon in '86 (I think it was four games), Haynesworth should get plus one more game for doing it twice.

 

The Vikings' new purple pantaloons really suck, by the way.

 

I don't need to prove anything. The entire country saw it with their own eyes tonight.

 

I'm not saying anything bad about them. I think they're very good. I just think a way bigger deal of this is being made because it is not a traditional Bears offense, and thereby so ... alien.

Jackson doesn't drop a touchdown pass and Hass makes better decisions and it's not that lopsided. And if the queen had balls she'd be king, yes, but the point stands.

 

Fair enough.

 

Sounds like the Super Bowl thread. Sometimes, that's just what Hasselbeck and Jackson do.

 

Steelers made three plays that whole game. Bears made about 20 tonight.

 

Sometimes, three plays is enough. Obviously, 20 would almost always be enough.

 

Three plays is enough when the referees make six more for you.

 

Yeah. And when Jerramy Stevens drops a touchdown, Darrell Jackson misses another because he didn't care to get two feet inbounds on what should have been another one, etc. Bottom line, the Seahawks had every opportunity to win that game but didn't because they made too many mistakes. (You can't blame referees for turnovers and missed tackles.)

And that's why I like the Bears right now. They don't miss tackles, and the offense is making plays. Seahawks just don't look anything close to how they played last season, Giants game aside.

 

Give up on Angola, Oz. Some people like him and Mike Holmgren won't ever stop whining about the officiating in that game.

And yet, amazingly enough, the NFL has allowed the Steelers to keep that 5th Lombardi Trophy.