2007 New England Patriots

NOCODE#1

Ledbetterman10 wrote:

2002: Bucs over Raiders 48-21
The NFC won this so you're wrong again.

the nfc hasnt won since Jan. 26, 2003 so yea its been 5 years....like i said

pay attention much?

NOCODE#1

Ledbetterman10 wrote:

2002: Bucs over Raiders 48-21
The NFC won this so you're wrong again.

and the woulda coulda shoulda logic of yours is amusing

the afc gets it done, can you wrap your "brain" around that?

its just too easy with the non football fans

cuyler41

As a Jets fan , of course i want the Pats to lose, I hate them. But if they do win, Good for them, what an Accomplishment !

Except for Bruschi, he can fuck off!

PJ_Saluki

I hate the Pats and I hope they lose...but, I think they're going to kick the Giants' asses. Not that that makes me Nostra-fucking-domus.

Ledbetterman10

NOCODE#1 wrote:

and the woulda coulda shoulda logic of yours is amusing

the afc gets it done, can you wrap your "brain" around that?

its just too easy with the non football fans

'woulda coulda shoulda' logic isn't what i'm trying to use here. You said that to pick the NFC to win any of the last 5 superbowls would be 'retarded.' I'm explaining that while the AFC champion has been the better team over the last few years, the NFC team could easily have won any of the games....because it's just one game.

as a Pats fan, you should understand this better than most. not many people gave them a chance against the Rams in '01.

Phantom Pain

Interesting....

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/rumors/post/Patriots-apply-for-trademarks-on-19-0?urn=nfl,64855



Patriots apply for trademarks on 19-0


Saturday, Feb 2, 2008 9:19 am EST
New England Patriots



According to the New York Post the New England Patriots are suffering from premature exhilaration.

The arrogant New England team has already applied for trademarks on "19-0" and "19-0 The Perfect Season." Three days before they beat the San Diego Chargers, and more than two weeks before Super Bowl XLII, the team egotistically filed paperwork with the US Patent and Trademark Office to cash in on sales of T-shirts, caps, posters and all kinds of Pats paraphernalia.

The Post, ever confident that Eli Manning and company will squash the Pats on Sunday, spent $375 for its own trademark application Thursday — on "18-1."

Source: New York Post

g under p

Phantom Pain wrote:

Interesting....

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/rumors/post/Patriots-apply-for-trademarks-on-19-0?urn=nfl,64855



Patriots apply for trademarks on 19-0


Saturday, Feb 2, 2008 9:19 am EST
New England Patriots



According to the New York Post the New England Patriots are suffering from premature exhilaration.

The arrogant New England team has already applied for trademarks on "19-0" and "19-0 The Perfect Season." Three days before they beat the San Diego Chargers, and more than two weeks before Super Bowl XLII, the team egotistically filed paperwork with the US Patent and Trademark Office to cash in on sales of T-shirts, caps, posters and all kinds of Pats paraphernalia.

The Post, ever confident that Eli Manning and company will squash the Pats on Sunday, spent $375 for its own trademark application Thursday — on "18-1."

Source: New York Post

That's ALL GOOD if the Patriots go 19-0.....DONE!

Peace

Fighting Hellfish

The plot thickens:

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/football/nfl/specials/playoffs/2007/02/02/bc.fbn.superbowl.patrio.ap/index.html

A member of the Patriots' video staff taped the St. Louis Rams' last walkthrough before they played in the 2002 Super Bowl, an unidentified source told the Boston Herald for a story Saturday.



http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3226465

And now, Walsh, 31, an assistant golf pro on Maui, might be positioned to further pull back the curtain on the Patriots' taping history, expose where and how they gained advantages and, perhaps even, turn over video proof.

forgot to add the best, and possibly most damning link of all. Check #1

http://www.cbs.com/latenight/lateshow/top_ten/index/php/20080201.phtml

Fighting Hellfish

NOCODE#1 wrote:

actually that is an intelligent observation, anyone who ever picks the nfc vs the afc in the sb the past 5 is fucking retarded

so yea anyone who picks the giants doesn't know anything about football

do we really need to examine that "close" loss by the giants?

1.) no kickoff return for a td will happen thats 7
2.) the garbage td in the final 2 minutes thats 7

so actual score of the close loss Pats 38 giants 21

and that seems about right this time

1. how do you know there won't be a kickoff return?
2. I didn't realize that only the first 58 minutes count. It was nice of the Pats to make the Giants feel good about themselves and score that TD in the 2 minutes they played that didn't count. The TD that made it a 3 point game.

Can I play this game too?

Sam Madison won't get hurt, and miss 2 plays, which led to Moss being covered by Butler and being wide open on 2 consecutive plays. That's 7 points, so the Giants actually won that game, 35-31. WOOHOO

g under p

Fighting Hellfish wrote:

1. how do you know there won't be a kickoff return?
2. I didn't realize that only the first 58 minutes count. It was nice of the Pats to make the Giants feel good about themselves and score that TD in the 2 minutes they played that didn't count. The TD that made it a 3 point game.

Can I play this game too?

Sam Madison won't get hurt, and miss 2 plays, which led to Moss being covered by Butler and being wide open on 2 consecutive plays. That's 7 points, so the Giants actually won that game, 35-31. WOOHOO

Now THAT'S funny.

NOCODE#1

Fighting Hellfish wrote:

1. how do you know there won't be a kickoff return?

its a fact sorry you cant see that not coming

Fighting Hellfish wrote:

. It was nice of the Pats to make the Giants feel good about themselves and score that TD in the 2 minutes they played that didn't count.

um the pats have gave up charity tds before (eagles superbowl less than 4 minutes to go)

the pats outplayed the giants when it counted

it wont be close

please be a man and post after the whooping

2 score lead with less than 2 minutes left is handling your opponent in this league of parity. wake the fuck up

NOCODE#1

g under p wrote:

Now THAT'S funny.

if you like pure bullshit

NOCODE#1

Fighting Hellfish wrote:

Sam Madison won't get hurt, and miss 2 plays, which led to Moss being covered by Butler and being wide open on 2 consecutive plays.

wow it must be nice in the world you live in

Fighting Hellfish

NOCODE#1 wrote:

its a fact sorry you cant see that not coming

FIGHTING HELLFISH RESPONSE: A fact based on what? Going into week 17, did you think they would give up a kickoff return that week? Or did you think there was no chance there would be a kickoff return that week too? Things happen. Who the fuck knows what's gonna happen week to week. Who would have bet that Brady would have one of his worst games as a pro in the AFC Title game 2 weeks ago, against the Chargers B team? And that they would still win a game with Brady throwing 3 picks


um the pats have gave up charity tds before (eagles superbowl less than 4 minutes to go)



the pats outplayed the giants when it counted


FIGHTING HELLFISH RESPONSE: I agree. the Pats are the better team, there is no doubt. That doesn't mean they'll win tomorrow, but as a Giant fan, I have no problem admitting the Patriots are a better team, top to bottom. The better team doesn't always win though. Even the most ardent Patriot fan would have to admit that the Rams were the better team going into Super Bowl 36.

it wont be close

FIGHTING HELLFISH RESPONSE: Again, I have to agree. I'm a huge Giant fan, but I don't expect them to win, though I hope they do. In fact, i didn't expect them to beat the Packers. I really thought beating the Cowboys was "our Super Bowl". I thought Eli would play like shit in the cold, the Packers would roll over them, and the Giants would build on a great season. A season that saw them play well beyond expectations. And when that game ended, we were talking about point spreads. My family, Giant fans all, were saying it would be 6-8 points. I said it would be 13.5, which is exactly what it opened at, before dropping to 12

please be a man and post after the whooping

FIGHTING HELLFISH RESPONSE: If you know anything about me, you would know I'll be posting on here, win or lose, as soon as I get home from my dad's Super Bowl party tomorrow night, or Monday morning, whichever comes first. I'm the guy who lost a bet re: Yankees vs. Indians and had:

Paul Byrd is my hero

as my sig for a month


2 score lead with less than 2 minutes left is handling your opponent in this league of parity. wake the fuck up

FIGHTING HELLFISH RESPONSE:For one thing, I am the fuck awake. Secondly, doesn't matter if you're up 56 with 2 minutes to go. It's the final score that matters. Plenty of teams have scored twice in the last 2 minutes. They have this thing in the NFL called the onside kick

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onside_kick

sorry for the screwed up reply.

brainofPJ

Fighting Hellfish wrote:

The plot thickens:

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/football/nfl/specials/playoffs/2007/02/02/bc.fbn.superbowl.patrio.ap/index.html

A member of the Patriots' video staff taped the St. Louis Rams' last walkthrough before they played in the 2002 Super Bowl, an unidentified source told the Boston Herald for a story Saturday.



http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3226465

And now, Walsh, 31, an assistant golf pro on Maui, might be positioned to further pull back the curtain on the Patriots' taping history, expose where and how they gained advantages and, perhaps even, turn over video proof.

forgot to add the best, and possibly most damning link of all. Check #1

http://www.cbs.com/latenight/lateshow/top_ten/index/php/20080201.phtml

not surprising at all...

can't wait until it all comes crashing down on crotch belicheat and patsies.

LONGRD

you guys know all this hating will just tick Belichick off. I thought it was gonna 31-13...now i think it might be something like 52-17, New England wins.

NY PJ1

LongRd. wrote:

you guys know all this hating will just tick Belichick off. I thought it was gonna 31-13...now i think it might be something like 52-17, New England wins.

yea 70 -8 take it easy

g under p

Patriots sack leader Andre Tippett gets the call to the Hall

Peace

Ledbetterman10

I guess they won't be taping the opponents' walkthrough this time.

Flagg

Patriots 42-17. I am going back to sleep the rest of this hangover off.