Infinity Official NFL Thread


Arbiter Kim

 

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Pre-Season is here...now it's time to watch our hopes and dreams come true...or die in a burning fire...*stares at Dallas*


 

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Pre-Season is here...now it's time to watch our hopes and dreams come true...or die in a burning fire...*stares at New England*
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I am the 99%. Occupy the World.
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I must be a glutton for punishment posting in this thread will surely get me more negative rep.

although I love football every team except the 49'rs, I am a STEELER fan have been since I was the size of a football my Dad is a STEELER fan and has since he could pick up a ball...

My Mom however is a Cowboys fan so it gets interesting around here during NFL season

luckily my sister is so wrapped up in her anime she has no fav or things mught really get messy

I just hope its a season worth watching


 

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Can we talk about college football too, or just NFL?


 

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Go go CFL.......
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*puts on his blue and gold jersey and cries in the corner*


 

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I'm about to retire from City of Heroes like Brett Favre.

So see you guys next season.


Thanks for eight fun years, Paragon.

 

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I'm about to retire from City of Heroes like Brett Favre.

So see you guys next season.
As a lifelong Vikings fan, I'm not complaining. 11pm central tonight on NFL Network ...gotta go check out this new guy.


I gotta make pain. I gotta make things right. I gotta stop what's comin'. 'Least I gotta try.

 

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I'm about to retire from City of Heroes like Brett Favre.

So see you guys next season.
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Originally Posted by ChrisMoses View Post
I'm about to retire from City of Heroes like Brett Favre.

So see you guys next season.
You've done it about as often as Brett too...


I am the 99%. Occupy the World.
Minister of Infinity's Secret Police, Official Mooch of dUmb and League, Official Purveyor of Free Straws, the Most Interesting Man in the World.
http://www.change.org/petitions/ncso...city-of-heroes

 

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My Bucs - will break my heart - again....


 

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Go Titans!!


 

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Originally Posted by MsMisery View Post
I must be a glutton for punishment posting in this thread will surely get me more negative rep.

although I love football every team except the 49'rs, I am a STEELER fan have been since I was the size of a football my Dad is a STEELER fan and has since he could pick up a ball...

My Mom however is a Cowboys fan so it gets interesting around here during NFL season

luckily my sister is so wrapped up in her anime she has no fav or things mught really get messy

I just hope its a season worth watching
Steeler fan here, too. I have been my whole life, and it's been in my family longer than that, even. Kinda helps when you're from Pittsburgh, too.

I only wish I could have seen them play when they changed football forever ...


 

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I am from Detroit. So, needless to say, I long ago ceased to root for any team in particular. Nowadays, I just watch football for the sake of seeing a good game, no matter who's playing.

Personally, I'm curious to see how far the lions can continue their current streak of futility. Since the only records they seem to be able to set at the moment are negative ones, they ought to at least be *impressive* negative records.


@MuonNeutrino
Student, Gamer, Altaholic, and future Astronomer.

This is what it means to be a tank!

 

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Hey a Michigan born player here too...however I'm an Eagle fan. Was always a fan of defenses and since the days of Buddy Ryan and his defense in philly I have always cheered for the eagles. However I still do follow the lions and consider myself a fan as long as they aren't playing philly.

Who'd have thought that we Lion fans would actually want the wayne fontes era back.


 

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Zet, thoughts on the Iggles signing Vick?


Thanks for eight fun years, Paragon.

 

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Zet, thoughts on the Iggles signing Vick?
As far as his criminal record the man did his sentence and lost millions I truly believe he is sorry for what he has done. Why bother allow a person to even get out of jail if your telling them they can no longer make a living at what they do.

As for a player...I don't think vick can run the west coast offense effectively enough for him to warrant a QB spot. Kolb is suppose to be the future, Feeley is a very nice back up, Vick shouldn't really be considered a QB for the purposes of the game. Heres why.

First 3rd string QB's can't play in a game unless the 2nd string QB is injured. So Vick can't be considered the 3rd string qb because they are going to use him in unique situations. He can't be used as the 2nd string QB because he really can't run this offense consistently.

So now you have to consider that your going to move him to A) running back...where you already have a power back, a full back, westbrook, booker, and McCoy. Thats a long jam for the Eagles because they normally only keep 3 backs and a full back. Even if you cut Booker (most likly since he isn't that good) you still have Vick there to take his place creating a 5 back rotation.

So move him to WR, well theres a problem there as well...Eagles are very deep at WR. They may be the only team with out a true number 1 but they have 5 number twos from last year, and they drafted Maclin so you have to assume he is already making the team. Thats 7 wr currently that should be on your roster if you move vick there. That doesn't help out considering the Eagles usually only carry 5. Jackson, Curtis, Avant, Brown, Maclin, Vick, Baskett...even if you cut Basket and Brown thats pretty good talent your letting go. Basket is a big body and consistent often coming up with big plays and Brown was your number 1 reciever 2 years ago, along with being a big body. Then you also have Gibson who is a rookie who is playing pretty well on special teams. So now your at 8 recievers

So now as the coach you can easily just say alright he gets a roster spot as a WR even though he will play qb for us, now you have to get rid of a spot from somewhere else. The Eagles love to rotate their defensive line to keep them fresh...being a dallas fan you're aware of that because so many people hitting Romo when they play. So you can't really cut there. The Eagles also like to keep a deep secondary they usually have 5 solid corners who usually play through out the year due to all the styles of defense like nickel and dime. They also keep a lot of safties because they will run 3 safty formations and you usually want a back up for each spot.

Overall when said in done, I don't know if Vick will be worth loosing our current players, hopefully he is more than just one or two gimmick plays a game. He definatly has potential for big plays but potential and actually doing is two different things. Long story short Vick's signing as a former criminal doesn't bother me much because he did his time. The Eagle organization is probably a very good one for him to go to because McNabb, Reid, and Lurie created a family like atmosphere there. Those three should be able to help Vick out. However only time will tell.


 

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If the Dolphins hadn't ran out the wild cat last year, would Vick currently have a job?


Thanks for eight fun years, Paragon.

 

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If the Dolphins hadn't ran out the wild cat last year, would Vick currently have a job?
yes, though I think it would have been with the Pittsburg Steelers. They always would have a place for them considering all of the gimmick routes they run. He would have been the back up qb but would have been playing mostly at wide reciever.


 

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Bam!


 

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Go Colts!


 

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Originally Posted by Muon_Neutrino View Post
I am from Detroit. So, needless to say, I long ago ceased to root for any team in particular. Nowadays, I just watch football for the sake of seeing a good game, no matter who's playing.
This, only Cincinnati.

I turned off the Bengals game (yay for free DirectTV Sunday Ticket weekend over slingbox...) when they couldn't score a field goal against the Broncos on their first drive, so I got the fumbled snap on the field goal but missed everything after that except the final score.

I had some futile hope that at some point in the off-season, after getting rid of all of their good players except for Carson, that the chain gang would've figured out how to play football. But no...

I think I'll try following the Saints this year - their defense seems bad enough to give up 27 points to Detroit while still having enough offense (admittedly, also against Detroit) to overcome it and make it look like a blowout. At least the games would be entertaining.


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it has gone from unconscionable to downright appalling that we have no way of measuring our characters' wetness.
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It's hard to beat the entertainment value of Whackjob Wednesdays.

 

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good game w/ Cowboys and the Giants, sorry Romo, I think you lost the game for the 'boys w/ those interceptions.

oh well, either way I win since they're both my teams


 

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Giants did some good rapage today


 

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The Dallas Cowboys signed return specialist Allen Rossum on Tuesday, a league source told NFL Network's Jason La Canfora.

Terms of the deal with Rossum, who was born and raised in Dallas, weren't known.


Rossum was released by the 49ers on Monday and immediately drew interest from three teams, according to the source.

Rossum, a 12-year veteran who ranks second in NFL history with 14,987 return yards, should help the Cowboys' special-teams units. Miles Austin has returned kickoffs, but he broke out with a 250-yard, two-touchdown performance Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs and is needed to play a prominent receiver role with Roy Williams injured. Felix Jones also has returned kickoffs, but he's hurt, and Patrick Crayton and Terence Newman both have misplayed punts this season.

Rossum had one of his best seasons in 2008, setting career highs of 26.8 yards per kickoff return and 14.9 per punt return. However, he was inactive in the 49ers' last two games and was cut to make roster room for rookie wide receiver Michael Crabtree, who ended his prolonged contract holdout.

"I think teams have to approach our return game differently when I'm on the field," Rossum said Monday. "These last two weeks before every game, they've been shocked that I'm not up. I know I'm doing something good when those teams approach me and say, 'Hey, man, we've been preparing for you all week.' I'm not worried about it."

The Cowboys also released cornerback Cletis Gordon and re-signed running back Chauncey Washington
oh....*scratches chin*