Yup and your voice, just trying to talk to whoever you go to the game with.
Yes. While the Colts probably have a better record than true strength. They still won 7 games and that puts them squarely as a Top 10 Team. Pittsburgh kinda beat up on them they were leading by 10 and it was never really close.
We've usually arranged our plans as to having a post-game tailgate party in the lot after the game to waste an hour or so. That's worked for me. It always focused around having a couple of brats, chips or something else on the side, and some nice hot coffee or hot chocolate on cold days. A small Bunsen burner does the trick so you don't have to crank up the grill. Watch the post-game info on a small battery-operated TV and enjoy discussing the game with friends. By the time we decided to leave, the rush was over and we could get out on the street, and on the road in no time at all. We would at most be about 15 minutes behind those who made the mad dash over an hour earlier and have been cursing the traffic.
Wisconsin does not allow capital punishment.
Just saying.
That can be annoying. But I guess I watched the game more intently and pretty much shut out the noise around me. I was focused on the game. That's why I always avoided drinking before and during games. I didn't want to need to use the bathrooms. I wanted to be focused. The only time my wife would even speak to me was during time-outs, end of quarters, and at halftime. That's when we'd end up with concession foods, or that which we'd conveniently tucked away inside our snowmobile suits on those cold winter days.We stopped going to games years ago when we lived in GB because of the drunks and loud music. Hubby wore earphones to listen to the radio. You can miss a lot of info sitting in the stands. Unless I saw somebody hobble off the field I didn't realize they were hurt and out of the game. And every time there was a big play some big guy would jump up in front of me and I'd miss it entirely. I'm getting to be an old fuddy duddy.
That was one of the best comebacks I've ever heard in the NFL.
Love me a Rueben!
Definitely could have played Luke the last 2 games. It does not mean he would be perfect but with all the caution the Packers take with other injuries why rush McManus? McManus kicks off as well and risk of a greater injury is there, too.
By playing an offense of duds?
So they would have enjoyed the game more if they'd staying until the end?
And so they do nothing! SB my ***, this thing could collapse to 8-7-1
This year he dipped and he went 1 for 2. Parsons is the real deal. Hobbs is a wasted 48 mill.
True, the team plays up to or down to its opponent. Ironically, our largest margin of victory was over the Lions. But now the better teams hit the schedule with fast QBs. We were healthy in WK 1. Sooner or later it will catch up. We could play a much, much better game than last Sunday and still lose by a good margin. I predict that we may see one or two double digit defeats and the fingers will not point to just tge kicker.
Parsons is the real deal, but he wasn't a Free agent...he cost us 2 1st rounders, Clarke + a big contract.
But I'd like to at least try Hobbs out at the same position and same time as Bullard for 3rd and 10Parsons is the real deal, but he wasn't a Free agent...he cost us 2 1st rounders, Clarke + a big contract.
Hobbs and Banks were FA signings and while Hobbs looks like a bad signing, I've been told to wait on Banks, which I agree.
Well $16mil guaranteed. If he continues on that trajectory anyways. He’s got poor execution with Bookends of injuries either side and it’ll take a major turnaround to shake his first impression.
