Are You Ready For Some Football 2009-10

[cbdetroit]

Well it's back by popular demand!!!!! Football Season is here and it definitely goes hand in hand with bodybuilding!!

I'm ready for the new season and if anyone wants to give a shoutout to root for their favorite team whether its in the National Football League (NFL), Canadian Football League (CFL)& The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) to get you motivated for the new season.

I know that in the last couple of years that I've attended the North Americans in Cleveland, is that right after the end of the contest, folks were ready and motivated to check out Football on the High-Def TV screens in the Hotel Bar/Restaurant at the Cleveland Renaissance Hotel which was Great!!!!

So in the Meantime Party People just Remember that Football (Just Like Bodybuilding) is not just an American or a Canadian thang, but a North American thang period.

[cbdetroit]

Oh and for you Brett Farve Fans, it's official He's a Minnesota Viking for the Time being. Can't wait to see the Packer fans squirm in their seats, LOL.

Now as for Me I'm looking forward to seeing My Detroit Lions to have a Much Improved Season over last year. No More 0-16 regular season, Gotta root for the Hometeam.

New stadiums to look out for: I remember last year James gave a good link to the site of the proposed stadium in the Greater Los Angeles area that would put the LA Coliseum to shame. Sweet illustration & graphics. But the one to watch is the new Dallas Cowboys Stadium in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area of Texas. Gotta Love Stadiums with retractable roofs but give me the Arizona Cardinals, Houston Texans, Toronto Skydome & Indianaopolis Colts Stadiums Anytime.

Here's the rundown:
Detroit Lions Beat Atlanta Falcons: WHOOHOO!!!!
Green Bay Packers Beat Cleveland Browns: NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!!!!
New York Jets Beat St. Louis Rams
Miami Dolphins Beat Jacksonville Jaguars
NFL Pro Football Hall Of Fame Game/Canton, OH
Tennessee Titans (FKA Houston Oilers) Beat Buffalo Bills (Like the Throwback Uniforms from the old American Football League "AFL" days)
San Francisco 49ers Beat Denver Broncos

Anymore info just go & check out www.nfl.com its a Great Site Party People!!!!

[cbdetroit]

Again if you want to shoutout of your Favorite Football Team Go for it!! REMEMBER That Football is not just an American or Canadian thang but an North American Thang period, Peace.:D :dj_spnnin :)

[lax888]

My favourite team is the Indianapolis COLTS! Yes its a North American thang plus there are fans like me on other continents who enjoy the spectacle of "gridiron" too.

[ibarramedia]

It is another season. Another attempt for us to get our 4th superbowl. Hopefully we get in the playoffs first.

[pict]

Go STEELERS! Back to back, baby!

[ibarramedia]

Hail to the Redskins!

[cbdetroit]

I'm dissapointed in My Lions loss to the Cleveland Browns, NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!!!!!!:)

I'll be seeing everyone from the Forums at the North Americans and besides Bodybuilding & Fitness, We Will Be Discussing Football as well since the Detroit Lions play against the Indianapolis Colts on the same weekend as that of the 2009 North Americans.:)

[cbdetroit]

I'm Glad that Brett Farve & The Minnesota Vikings beat the Living Crap out of the Kansas City Chiefs last weekend. Plus somemore Good news, Micheal Vick will be starting for the Philadelphia Eagles this weekend. NFL Network will be showcasing any Preseason Games that anyone has missed on Ch. 212 (Direct TV) & Ch. 154 (Dish Network).

And don't forget My Lions against the Indianapolis Colts this Saturday. I'll be at the Women's Bodybuilding Prejudging & Evening Finals at the North Americans then I'll check out some Football later on that evening after the contest.

Oh and Ibarra congrats to your Redskins for beating the crap out of the Steelers last weekend.. Hail To the Redskins Good Buddy. Also the San Francisco 49ers beat the crap out of the Oakland Raiders in the "Battle Of The Bay". More info at www.nfl.com

Well alright Party People I'll hollerback at you next week sometime after the North Americans. And Remember that Football is not just an American or Canadian Thang but a North American Thang Period, Peace.:)

[ibarramedia]

I'm Glad that Brett Farve & The Minnesota Vikings beat the Living Crap out of the Kansas City Chiefs last weekend. Plus somemore Good news, Micheal Vick will be starting for the Philadelphia Eagles this weekend. NFL Network will be showcasing any Preseason Games that anyone has missed on Ch. 212 (Direct TV) & Ch. 154 (Dish Network).

And don't forget My Lions against the Indianapolis Colts this Saturday. I'll be at the Women's Bodybuilding Prejudging & Evening Finals at the North Americans then I'll check out some Football later on that evening after the contest.

Oh and Ibarra congrats to your Redskins for beating the crap out of the Steelers last weekend.. Hail To the Redskins Good Buddy. Also the San Francisco 49ers beat the crap out of the Oakland Raiders in the "Battle Of The Bay". More info at www.nfl.com

Well alright Party People I'll hollerback at you next week sometime after the North Americans. And Remember that Football is not just an American or Canadian Thang but a North American Thang Period, Peace.:)

Thanks CB. We needed that win so we could evaluate our backups.

[cbdetroit]

Well alright Party People, The Preseason & Training Camps are over with and the new season begins this week. First off I was dissapointed with The Tennessee Titans loss to Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday but that's ok. Tommorrow's another day. So Here's the rundown: Football will be shown on NBC, Fox, CBS & ESPN on Sunday Afternoon, Sunday Night & on Monday Night Football.

My Picks are The Detroit Lions over The New Orleans Saints (Sorry Tripper)
Chicago Bears over the Green Bay Packers
Buffalo Bills over The New England Patriots
Tampa Bay Buccanneers over The Dallas Cowboys
The Seattle Seahawks over The St. Louis Rams

Anymore match-ups go to www.nfl.com plus for Satellite Users check out The NFL Network on Dish Network Ch. 154/DirectTV Ch. 212 as well as The New Sister Network that Debut on Sunday September 13, 2009 called NFL Red Zone on Dish Network Ch. 155, I'll have to find out what channel's is on DirectTV.

Other than that fellow posters, enjoy your Bodybuilding as well as to enjoy the Games because remember that Football (just Like Bodybuilding;)) is not just an American or Canadian thang but a North American thang period, Peace and Let The Games Begin!!!!!!:D:)

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The Washington Redskins over the New York 'Football' Giants.

HAIL TO THE REDSKINS

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Thursday, Sept. 10

Tennessee Titans 10-13 Pittsburgh Steelers (OT)

Sunday, Sept. 14

Miami Dolphins 7-19 Atlanta Falcons

Kansas City Chiefs 24-38 Baltimore Ravens

Philadelphia Eagles 38-10 Carolina Panthers

Denver Broncos 12-7 Cincinnati Bengals

Minnesota Vikings 34-20 Cleveland Browns

N.Y. Jets 24-7 Houston Texans

Jacksonville Jaguars 12-14 Indianapolis Colts

Detroit Lions 27-45 New Orleans Saints

Dallas Cowboys 34-21 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

San Francisco 49ers 20-16 Arizona Cardinals

Washington Redskins 17-23 N.Y. Giants

St. Louis Rams 0-28 Seattle Seahawks

Chicago Bears 15-21 Green Bay Packers

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The new England Patriots come from behind in the last minutes of the game to score 2 touchdowns and beat the Buffalo Bills 25-24 in a wild and crazy game.

Another action packed last few minutes for the Chargers-Raiders game. The lightning Bolts win it 24-20. Both Monday night games picked up the action in the last few minutes providing everyone with drama and thrilling football. The New England Patriots and the San Diego Chargers both kept their string of 12 straight victories over division opponents Buffalo Bills and Oakland Raiders dating to the 2003 season. Interesting coincidence.

[Liftingchic]

Hell yeah to football! I love me some football! :)


More of a college girl though... NFL are overpaid, whiney babies :stupid: Go WVU and OSU :)


Steel City all the way ;) Going back to back I say :)

[cbdetroit]

Now as far as everyone has known me, I'm not a fan of neither the Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Cowboys or the Green Bay Packers, Nuff said.

Now Week 2 results:
Atlanta Falcons beat Carolina Panthers: 28-20
Minnesota Vikings (unfortunately) beat Detroit Lions: 27-13 (NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!!!!)
Cincinatti Bengals beat Green Bay Packers: 31-24 (WHOOHOO!!!!)
Arizona Cardinals beat Jacksonvile Jaguars: 31-17
Oakland Raiders beat Kansas City Chiefs: 13-10
New York Jets beat New England Patriots: 16-10 (WHOOHOO!!!!)
New Orleans Saints beat Philadelphia Eagles: 48-22 (How bout them Saints!!)
Houston Texans beat Tennessee Titans: 34-31
Washington Redskins beat St. Louis Rams: 9-7
Buffalo Bills beat Tampa Bay Buccanneers: 33-20
San Francisco 49ers beat Seattle Seahawks: 23-10
Chicago Bears beat Pittsburgh Steelers: 17-14 (WHOOHOO!!!!)
Denver Broncos beat Cleveland Browns: 27-6
Baltimore Ravens beat San Diego Chargers: 31-26 (WHOOHOO!!!! Loved the Ray Lewis tackle towards the end of the Game!!)
New York Giants beat Dallas Cowboys: 33-31 (Definitely WHOOHOO!!!! Nice Stadium by the way)
Indianapolis Colts beat Miami Dolphins: 27-23 (WHOOHOO!!!! The Manning Bros. are 2+2, also The Wildcat, what Wildcat Offense, please LOL):D :dj_spnnin :)

[cbdetroit]

Alright Party People if you're not checking out the Olympia, then these matchups will peak you're curiousity for Week 3 in The NFL:

Atlanta Falcons vs New England Patriots: Rough one, I call it a draw
Tennessee Titans vs New York Jets: And the Home of the Jets!!!! Jets win this one.
Cleveland Browns vs Baltimore Ravens: Gotta Love the Ravens, Ravens win this one.
Washington Redskins vs Detroit Lions: Sorry Ibarra but NO JUSTICE NO PEACE, I don't want them to play my Hometeam but Lions win this one.:)
Green Bay Packers vs St. Louis Rams: I'm not a Packer Fan but The Packs win this one. Even though I would perfer for the Rams to win it, go figure.
Kansas City Chiefs vs Philadelphia Eagles: Eagles win this one.
New York Giants vs Tampa Bay Buccanneers: No Contest the G-Men win this one.
San Francisco 49ers vs Minnesota Vikings: No Contest Vikings Rule this one.
Jacksonville Jaguars vs Houston Texans: Texans win this one.
Chicago Bears vs Seattle Seahawks: The Seahawks with Hasselback, plus a strong Bears Defense, Bears win this one.:)
New Orleans Saints vs Buffalo Bills: Tripper will agree with me, Saints win this one.
Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cincinnatti Bengals: The Bengals will have a chip on their shoulder and will win this one. More Power to Palmer & Ochocinco.:)
Miami Dolphins vs San Diego Chargers: It's a Draw hands down
Denver Broncos vs Oakland Raiders: could go either way but give the edge to the Broncos.
Indianapolis Colts vs Arizona Cardinals: just like the last one, it could go either way, Nuff said on NBC's Sunday Night Football
Carolina Panthers vs Dallas Cowboys: Another night in the Big D, but give the edge to the Panthers to win this one on ESPN's Monday Night Football.

Now unfortunately the Detroit Lions/Washington Redskins game will be blacked out locally here in Detroit due to the last 2 losses as well as the game did not sell enough tickets for the game to be shown locally on TV.

Everyone else will get to check it out on either on Fox or NFL Redzone from NFL Network.

Well alright Party People enjoy the Olympia Weekend as well as any College Football, Canadian Football League or any National Football League Games this weekend.

And remember that Football is not just an American or Canadian thang but a North American thang period, Peace and enjoy the Games, Let them begin WHOOHOO!!!! :D :dj_spnnin :)

[ibarramedia]

Alright Party People if you're not checking out the Olympia, then these matchups will peak you're curiousity for Week 3 in The NFL:

Atlanta Falcons vs New England Patriots: Rough one, I call it a draw
Tennessee Titans vs New York Jets: And the Home of the Jets!!!! Jets win this one.
Cleveland Browns vs Baltimore Ravens: Gotta Love the Ravens, Ravens win this one.
Washington Redskins vs Detroit Lions: Sorry Ibarra but NO JUSTICE NO PEACE, I don't want them to play my Hometeam but Lions win this one.:)
Green Bay Packers vs St. Louis Rams: I'm not a Packer Fan but The Packs win this one. Even though I would perfer for the Rams to win it, go figure.
Kansas City Chiefs vs Philadelphia Eagles: Eagles win this one.
New York Giants vs Tampa Bay Buccanneers: No Contest the G-Men win this one.
San Francisco 49ers vs Minnesota Vikings: No Contest Vikings Rule this one.
Jacksonville Jaguars vs Houston Texans: Texans win this one.
Chicago Bears vs Seattle Seahawks: The Seahawks with Hasselback, plus a strong Bears Defense, Bears win this one.:)
New Orleans Saints vs Buffalo Bills: Tripper will agree with me, Saints win this one.
Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cincinnatti Bengals: The Bengals will have a chip on their shoulder and will win this one. More Power to Palmer & Ochocinco.:)
Miami Dolphins vs San Diego Chargers: It's a Draw hands down
Denver Broncos vs Oakland Raiders: could go either way but give the edge to the Broncos.
Indianapolis Colts vs Arizona Cardinals: just like the last one, it could go either way, Nuff said on NBC's Sunday Night Football
Carolina Panthers vs Dallas Cowboys: Another night in the Big D, but give the edge to the Panthers to win this one on ESPN's Monday Night Football.

Now unfortunately the Detroit Lions/Washington Redskins game will be blacked out locally here in Detroit due to the last 2 losses as well as the game did not sell enough tickets for the game to be shown locally on TV.

Everyone else will get to check it out on either on Fox or NFL Redzone from NFL Network.

Well alright Party People enjoy the Olympia Weekend as well as any College Football, Canadian Football League or any National Football League Games this weekend.

And remember that Football is not just an American or Canadian thang but a North American thang period, Peace and enjoy the Games, Let them begin WHOOHOO!!!! :D :dj_spnnin :)


WE have no choice but to crush the Detroit Lions. Cannot afford to go 1-2.
Good thing for the people in the dc area, we get to see the game. Even if it was a home game, we would never have a blackout as we have been sold out since the 60's. There may be times the stadium is not filled to capacity but we have a waiting list for the next 40 years.

[Tripper]

2 weeks does not a season make but some things seem pretty clear:

If the Saints stay healthy they will be tough to beat. They just laid 48 points on a good Eagles defense. Needless to say, the whole town is jacked.

The mighty in the AFC have fallen....the Steelers have no running game and are lucky to be 1-1. Tom Brady looks hesitant and the Pats are also lucky to be 1-1. The Titans..what is up with that? The Colts are 2-0 but got owned by the Dolphins, what a disappointing loss for the Fins. The Chargers barely beat the Raiders and are lucky to be 1-1.

The Ravens and Jets are looking to fill the void. The surprise team may be the Broncos but they have a tough schedule ahead so we'll see.

The NFC is wide open as well. The 49ers are back, the Falcons may surprise, and Ibarra's Skins have a good chance to take down the bumbling Eagles and Boys if they get their act together. The Pack was supposed to be back, but the Bears should have beat them and they are lucky to be 1-1. Panthers and Cards look awful, only the Giants are playing up to their billing.

Just remember, it's still early in the season and that's why they play the game. Enjoy the games Sunday, good luck to cb and Ibarra (I won't take sides in this one).

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I'm just sick to my stomach at this loss. We had 0 rushing yards in the first half. Cannnot convert on a 4th and 1 on the 1 yard line.... We allow the Lions to march 99 yards for a touchdown. We allow a 95 yard drive for another. Detroit converted 75% of their third down conversions. Our second half effort was not enough. We need to look in the mirror and re examine our commitment and will to win as a football team. We were on edge all week and we played NOT to lose the game to the Detroit Lions. We need to play to win the game. That Detroit team was a good football team and they have 35 new people on their team but that loss was just totally unacceptable. We got killed in the time of possession which was 36:48 to 23:12. We need to call better plays and we need to execute the plays better.

We will not panic and put this dissapointing loss out of our minds after grading the players tomorrow. This is still early in the season and we are 1-2. We will concentrate on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the upcoming game next Sunday at home.

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Brett Favre finished 24/46 passing for 301 yards and a pair of touchdowns, Adrian Peterson rushed for 85 yards on 19 carries and Greg Lewis hauled in a 32-yard touchdown pass with two seconds left in the game to lift the Minnesota Vikings (3-0) to a stunning 27-24 victory over the San Francisco 49ers (2-1) on Sunday.

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WEEK 3 RESULTS

Washington Redskins 14

Detroit Lions 19




San Francisco 49ers 24

Minnesota Vikings 27




Tennessee Titans 17

NY Jets 24




NY Giants 24

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 0




Jacksonville Jaguars 31

Houston Texans 24




Green Bay Packers 36

St. Louis Rams 17




Atlanta Falcons 10

New England Patriots 26




Kansas City Chiefs 14

Philadelphia Eagles 34




Cleveland Browns 3

Baltimore Ravens 34




Chicago Bears 25

Seattle Seahawks 19




New Orleans Saints 27

Buffalo Bills 7




Miami Dolphins 13

San Diego Chargers 23




Pittsburgh Steelers 20

Cincinnati Bengals 23




Denver Broncos 23

Oakland Raiders 3




Indianapolis Colts 31

Arizona Cardinals 10




Carolina Panthers 7

Dallas Cowboys 21

[cbdetroit]

I'm just sick to my stomach at this loss. We had 0 rushing yards in the first half. Cannnot convert on a 4th and 1 on the 1 yard line.... We allow the Lions to march 99 yards for a touchdown. We allow a 95 yard drive for another. Detroit converted 75% of their third down conversions. Our second half effort was not enough. We need to look in the mirror and re examine our commitment and will to win as a football team. We were on edge all week and we played NOT to lose the game to the Detroit Lions. We need to play to win the game. That Detroit team was a good football team and they have 35 new people on their team but that loss was just totally unacceptable. We got killed in the time of possession which was 36:48 to 23:12. We need to call better plays and we need to execute the plays better.

We will not panic and put this dissapointing loss out of our minds after grading the players tomorrow. This is still early in the season and we are 1-2. We will concentrate on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the upcoming game next Sunday at home.WHOOHOO!!!!!! As the current owner of the Detroit Lions would say, that King Kong is off our backs!!:D

The 1976-77 Tampa Bay Buccanneers (The Creamsicle Uniforms, Pre Tony Dungy/Jon Gruden era) has still the worst record 26 straight losses in the NFL. I've told several Family Members as well as some Friends of the Good news since I was able to catch it on The NFL Network's sister channel NFL Red Zone (Ch 155 Dish Network) uninterrupted which was Cool!!

I'm looking forward to seeing some improvement over the next couple of years because Coach Jim Schwartz has a rough road ahead of Him in Rebuilding & Improving the team. But the Lions win has helped build up the morale of the Metro Detroit/Southeastern Michigan region, plus it was Cool that right after The Team had Prayer that Coach Schwartz allowed the players to go and celebrate their 1st win with the fans down at Ford Field.

I'm also Happy for the Minnesota Vikings win over the San Francisco 49ers along with the Cincinnatti Bengals win over the Pittsburgh Steelers as well as wins by the New York Giants, New York Jets, and the Baltimore Ravens, oh how sweet it is. :dj_spnnin :)

[ibarramedia]

The season is not over yet and we will prevail if we do the things we should be doing. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are a dangeropus and hungry team looking for their first win. Rumors persist about our head coach about to lose his job. Everyone panics nowadays in today's NFL. We will stay the course in our march towards the playoffs.

[cbdetroit]

That's true but for right now the teams that are the Top Dogs right now in the National Football League with a 3-0 records at the end of Week 3 are the Baltimore Ravens
New York Giants
New York Jets
Minnesota Vikings
Indianapolis Colts
Denver Broncos
Philadelphia Eagles
New Orleans Saints

But I won't underestimate teams Like the Bengals, Falcons, Chargers, 49ers, Bears or the Patriots because IMO they have a Good Shot at making the playoffs.

Oh just a little FYI CBS will be showcasing the Super Bowl XLIV (44) from South Florida in February. Now for our Canadian Posters out there if anyone knows of any CFL scores, than please feel free to jump in because you guys are a part of the team as well and voice your opinions.

Oh yeah one of the Local Pizzerias here in Motown, Shield's Pizza had a promotion the other day on 09-29-09 if the Lions won a Game then there will be Square Deep Dish Pizza's served with whatever toppings you Like served to you for Free (Dine in Only) between 5-8 PM EST US at anyone of their restaurants.

I've gone and checked it out and Man Oh Man, the Food Was Excellent. If you're in the Metro Detroit area, Go and check it out sometime. :)

[cbdetroit]

NFL Week 4 Results:
Chicago Bears 48/Detroit Lions 24: It's Like I've told someone from Chitown, NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!!!!:(
Cincinatti Bengals 23/Cleveland Browns 20
Houston Texans 29/Oakland Raiders 6
Indianapolis Colts 34/Seattle Seahawks 17
Tennessee Titans 17/Jacksonville Jaguars 37
New York Giants 27/Kansas City Chiefs 16
New England Patriots 27/Baltimore Ravens 21 NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!!!!:(
Washington Redskins 16/Tampa Bay Bucanneers 13
Buffalo Bills 10/Miami Dolphins 38
New York Jets 10/New Orleans 24
Dallas Cowboys 10/Denver Broncos 17 WHOOHOO!!!!:D:)
St. Louis Rams 0/San Francisco 49ers 35
San Diego 28/Pittsburgh Steelers 38
Green Bay Packers 23/Minnesota Vikings 30 WHOOHOO, NOW THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT!!!!:D:)

[cbdetroit]

NFL Week 5:
Cincinatti Bengals @ Baltimore Ravens: No contest but RAVENS RULES!!
Minnesota Vikings @ St. Louis Rams: same as above but VIKINGS RULES!!
Tampa Bay Bucanneers @ Philadelphia Eagles: No contest But Eagles RULES!!
Washington Redskins @ Carolina Panthers: Tuff Contest but if the Panthers get their act together, Panthers Rules. :)
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Detroit Lions: I know that the odds are against My Hometeam in Favor of the Steelers winning the contest but you know Me, My Lions come 1st, Lions Rules, Nuff said.:)
Oakland Raiders @ New York Giants: No Contest, The G-Men (Giants) Rules.
Dallas Cowboys @ Kansas City Chiefs: I'm not a Cowboys fan, but they will win this one.:( Beyond that I'm rooting for the Chiefs to win it.
Cleveland Browns @ Buffalo Bills: Expect for the Bills to have a chip on their shoulder and win this one.
Atlanta Falcons @ San Francisco 49ers: The odds are in Favor of the 49ers but the "Motor City" fan is going to be rooting for the Falcons to win this one.
Houston Texans @ Arizona Cardinals: Please, Cardinals win this one, nuff said.
Jacksonville Jaguars @ Seattle Seahawks: Jaguars win this one.
New England Patriots @ Denver Broncos: I realize that the odds are in Favor of the Patroits but I've gotta go for the Underdogs, Broncos will win this one.
Indinapolis Colts @ Tennessee Titans on NBC's Sunday Night Football: Manning & Co. will win this one, Nuff Said COLTS RULES!!!!:D:)
New York Jets @ Miami Dolphins on ESPN's Monday Night Football: After what happened down in the Bayou, Look for Coach Ryan & Co. to rebound after what happened this past weekend. JETS RULES, NUFF SAID!!!!:D:)

Byes: Chicgao Bears, Green Bay Packers, New Orleans Saints, San Diego Chargers

Also for you college fanatics: Michigan State University Spartans defeated the University of Michigan Wolverines 27-20 in Overtime this past Saturday.

If anyone else knows of any College scores, Please Feel free to post at anytime. The Same for The CFL.

Well alright Party People I'll feel Motivated & Fired Up after checking out Brett Farve, Adrian Peterson, Jared Allen & Co. Lay the Smackdown on The Green Bay Packers (WHOOHOO!!!!) that I'm starting off this week on a Positive Note.

I'm definitely looking forward towards the weekend, So on that Note just Remember that Football (Just Like Bodybuilding) is Not just an American or Canadian Thang But a North American Thang Period. (And Bodybuilding you know is an International Thang.;))

Sit back, Kick Back & Enjoy the Games this weekend, Peace.:)

[cbdetroit]

Good News for Detroit Sports fans, The Detroit Lions/Pittsburgh Steelers Game over at Ford Field in Downtown Detroit will not be Blacked out and will be shown on WWJ-TV CBS 62 Detroit & on The CBS Network for Everyone else outside of the Metro Detroit/Southeastern Michigan Northwest Ohio Region.:D :dj_spnnin :)

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Cleveland Browns 6

Buffalo Bills 3




Dallas Cowboys 26

Kansas City Chiefs 20 (OT)




Oakland Raiders 7

New York Giants 44



Washington Redskins 17

Carolina Panthers 20




Pittsburgh Steelers 28

Detroit Lions 20



Minnesota Vikings 38

St. Louis Rams 10



Tampa Bay Buccaneers 14

Philadelphia Eagles 33




Cincinnati Bengals 17

Baltimore Ravens 14




Atlanta Falcons 45

San Francisco 49ers 10




Houston Texans 21

Arizona Cardinals 28




Jacksonville Jaguars 0

Seattle Seahawks 41




New England Patriots 17

Denver Broncos 20 (OT)




Indianapolis Colts 31

Tennessee Titans 9




New York Jets (-1) vs. Miami Dolphins – 8:30 p.m. EST – O/U: 36 (Monday Night)

[cbdetroit]

The results from the Monday Night Football Game on ESPN in which the NFL began the Kickoff Celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month from Landshark Stadium in Miami, FL is the Miami Dolphins with a come from behind score in the last couple of minutes of the 4th quarter with Defeating the New York Jets: 31-27.

It was a Good Game plus both Hank Williams Jr. & Gloria Estafan (from the Miami Sound Machine) has sung a Bilingual version of the "Are You Ready For Some Football" Opening Theme Song which was Cool. Mark Anthony sang the National Anthem and the Lead Referee had made the calls in both English & Spanish.

Again a Pretty Cool Contest. Looking forward to next weeks' matchups in the NFL. :)P.S. When Mark Sanchez threw a couple of Passes to Braylon Edwards as well as Thomas Jones storming through the Miami Defense to score a touchdown was Classic.

But don't worry Jets fans IMO they're going to the playoffs. :) And no doubt Dolphins fans that the Wildcat was in Full effect.

Plus it was unique that U of M (Michigan) alumnus Chad Henne through the Touchdown pass to OSU (Ohio State) Alumnus Ted Ginn Jr. Plus Be on the lookout for Ricky Williams & Ronnie Brown (I Think that's his 1st name) 2 powerful Running Backs with Speed & Agility.

The Wildcat was on the Move last night. :cool:

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It was disheartening to see 70,000 fans on the stadium today. FedEx field has a capcity of 91,704 seats which used to be the league's biggest stadium before the Cowboys had their new stadium.

Part of it could hgave been the really bad weather here. It has been raining for 5 days straight. Most of it could be because of our horrible performance as a team. I've never seen that stadium look that much less in capacity even on our worst seasons.

Perhaps change could be in order for the Redskins. We did not score a touchdown today. Then again, It may have already started.

At halftime of Sunday’s game against Kansas City, Jim Zorn replaced struggling starter Jason Campbell with Todd Collins.

It didn’t provide the spark that Zorn had hoped for against the Chiefs, though.

The Redskins lost 14-6 at FedExField, dropping their record to 2-4 on the season.

Could more change be coming? Time will tell.

The Redskins’ offense was sluggish most of the game, failing to generate any rhythm. Playing against the NFL’s 32nd-ranked defense, the offense posted 265 yards of total offense, 147 passing yards and seven first downs.

Campbell completed 9-of-16 passes for 89 yards and one interception before he was benched.

In the second half, Collins guided the offense to two field goals but otherwise was stifled as well. He finished the game with 6-of-14 completions for 75 yards.

Third down was a problem for the Redskins. The offense converted just 2-of-14 third downs in the game.


The only thing to do now is to look at ourselves in the mirror and to take it like a man. Just try to be positive until we right this thing.





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Brett Favre does it again to lead the Minnesota Vikings to a 33-31 vicotory. The Vikings are 6-0. They may end up meeting the New Orleans Saints in the NFC Championship game if they both continue to play well till the end of the season.

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In snowy New England conditions, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady threw five second-quarter touchdown passes against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday. It was one short of the number he had totaled in his team’s first five games and the most by any quarterback in one quarter since 1950.

The Patriots took a 45-0 lead into halftime against the Titans. The 45 points is tied for the third-most points ever scored in a half by an NFL team. The Green Bay Packers scored 49 points in a half against Tampa Bay on Oct. 2, 1983, and the Buffalo Bills scored 48 against the Miami Dolphins on Sept. 18, 1966. Four other teams scored 45 points in a half.

Besides the five touchdown passes, Brady was 24-of-28 for 345 yards and no interceptions before halftime. The Patriots’ first drive of the second half ended, predictably, with another Brady touchdown pass, this one going for 9 yards to Randy Moss.

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Drew Brees torched the Giants' league-leading defense, swarming Saints defenders ruined Eli Manning's homecoming and undefeated New Orleans matched its best start since 1993 with a 48-27 throttling of previously unbeaten New York on Sunday.

"We wanted to really dictate the tempo of the game the whole way through," Brees said. "Seven different guys scored touchdowns. That's big. That's the type of rhythm that, when you get in, you feel like you can call anything and it's going to work."

Brees ended his two-game streak without a touchdown throw by completing 23 of 30 passes for 369 yards and four scores, giving him 101 TD passes since the Saints signed him as a free agent in 2006.

The Giants (5-1) came into the game giving up averages of 210.6 yards and 14.2 points. The Saints (5-0) had 34 points and 315 yards by halftime.

The Saints have beaten all comers by 14 points or more and have yet to trail this season, looking more and more like the team to beat in the NFC.

Yet the architect of this juggernaut, coach Sean Payton, bristled at the notion that New Orleans' latest convincing victory over an undefeated team from New York -- they beat the Jets 24-10 in Week 4 -- meant that the Saints had established themselves as clear Super Bowl favorites

Manning looked like his father Archie sometimes did when he played for woeful Saints teams of old, fumbling on a sack by Roman Harper to set up a Saints score and throwing an interception under pressure that stalled a promising drive.

It was Manning's first game in the Superdome, but not a memorable one for him -- or for fellow Louisiana natives Brandon Jacobs and Corey Webster. Manning was 14 of 31 for 178 yards. He lost his cool at least once, yelling at Ahmad Bradshaw and slapping his shoulder pad after the running back's lapse in protection precipitated a rushed throw that Jabari Greer intercepted early in the third quarter.

"It's not the way I imagined it during the week, but you're going to encounter all sorts of games and all sorts of situations," Manning said before walking across the Superdome field to the team bus, his mother on one side, his father on the other. "I look at it as a loss. We need to go back to work this week, fix some things and try to improve."


Manning connected with Mario Manningham for a 15-yard score in the second quarter, but also overthrew an open Steve Smith on a deep pass that could have resulted in a touchdown in the first half. He was replaced by David Carr late in the fourth quarter.

By contrast, Brees connected on 15 straight throws at one point, two short of the franchise record he already owns. That stretch included his first three touchdown passes: 1 yard to former Giants tight end Jeremy Shockey, 36 yards to Robert Meachem and 12 yards to Lance Moore.

Saints players and coaches praised the offensive line, which routinely gave Brees time and did not allow him to be sacked.

"I don't know that we ever hit him," Giants head coach Tom Coughlin said of Brees, exaggerating only slightly. "At this level, if you're going to stop the pass, you've got to get pressure. You've got to force the quarterback not to throw it on his tempo."

Former Hofstra standout Marques Colston put on a show for his fans watching back in the New York area, often victimizing Webster as he caught eight passes for 166 yards and a 12-yard touchdown. He twisted gracefully in the air to snag passes thrown high and behind him, held the ball while absorbing hard hits and broke tackles while struggling for extra yards.

New Orleans gained more than 500 total yards before a sack of backup Mark Brunell made it 493. Moore caught six passes for 78 yards and Meachem had two catches for 70. New Orleans had 133 yards on the ground, led by Pierre Thomas' 72. Mike Bell, Reggie Bush and fullback Heath Evans all scored on runs.

The Giants were held to a season-low 84 yards rushing.

By the end, jubilant fans rained down chants of "Who dat say they gonna' beat them Saints. Who dat! Who dat!"

Colston said he was confident he and his teammates would not let their explosive start go to their heads -- not after missing the playoffs the past two seasons.

"This group has been together long enough to see some of the great times (the NFC championship game in 2006) and the last two years have been pretty difficult for us, so staying grounded is definitely not an issue in this locker room," Colston said. "We've got some great veteran leadership."

Notes: The Saints have scored on each of their opening drives this season, with four TDs and one field goal. ... Brees joined Archie Manning and Aaron Brooks as the only other QBs to pass for 15,000 yards and 100 TDs as a Saint. ... Giants right tackle Kareem McKenzie left with a groin injury in the second quarter. ... Saints LB Scott Fujita went out with a left calf injury in the first half.

[ibarramedia]

NFL Results 2009 – Week 6 (Home Team listed second)

Houston Texans 28


Cincinnati Bengals 17




Baltimore Ravens 31


Minnesota Vikings 33




Cleveland Browns 14


Pittsburgh Steelers 27




Kansas City Chiefs 14


Washington Redskins 6




Detroit Lions 0


Green Bay Packers 26




New York Giants 27


New Orleans Saints 48



Carolina Panthers 28


Tampa Bay Buccaneers 21




St. Louis Rams 20


Jacksonville Jaguars 23



Philadelphia Eagles 9


Oakland Raiders 13



Arizona Cardinals 27


Seattle Seahawks 3



Tennessee Titans 0


New England Patriots 59



Buffalo Bills 16


New York Jets 13 (OT)




Chicago Bears 14


Atlanta Falcons 21




Denver Broncos vs. San Diego Chargers (-4) – 8:30 p.m. EST – O/U: 44 (Monday Night)

[ibarramedia]

Breaking news now:

Our head coach Jim Zorn was stripped of his play calling duties tonight. He is not fired and will still coach the team. Sherm Lewis who was hired last week as a consultant will call the plays on game day. Scuttlebutt has it that if Zorn is to be fired mid-way in the season, Defensive backs coach Jerry Gray would be the interim coach.

I feel for our coach and for our football team. We would certainly need some prayers now.

[cbdetroit]

Minnesota Vikings def Baltimore Ravens: 33-31
New Orleans Saints def New York Giants: I know it's a Shocker but congrats to Tripper's team, HOW BOUT THEM SAINTS!! :woot::eek::dj_spnnin
Pittsburgh Steelers def Cleveland Browns: NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!!!!
Carolina Panthers def Tampa Bay Bucanneers: 28-21
Houston Texans def Cincinnatti Bengals: 28-17
Jacksonville Jaguars def St. Louis Rams: 23-20
Green Bay Packers def Detroit Lions: 26-0 THIS SUCKS!!!! NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!!!!
New England Patriots def Tennessee Titans: 59-0 WOW BRADY'S DEFINITLY BACK ALRIGHT!!!!:cool:
Oakland Raiders def Philadelphia Eagles: 13-9 Yeah again I'm shocked!! :eek:
Arizona Cardinals def Seattle Seahawks: 27-3
Buffalo Bills def New York Jets: 16-13
Atlanta Falcons def Chicago Bears: 21-14

[cbdetroit]

I'll be posting the San Diego /Denver Results after the Game.
Other than that Here's what to expect for NFL Week 7:
Minnesota Vikings vs Pittsburgh Steelers: Tough game but the Vikings will win this one (WHOOHOO!! :))
Indianpolis Colts vs St. Louis Rams: Colts win this one
San Francisco 49ers vs Houston Texans: simple it's a draw!!!!
San Diego Chargers vs Kansas City Chiefs: Chargers win this one
Green Bay Packers vs Cleveland Browns: Browns win this one
New England Patriots vs Tampa Bay Bucanneers: From Wembley Stadium in London, England Patriots win this one
Buffalo Bills vs Carolina Panthers: Panthers win this one
New York Jets vs Oakland Raiders: Jets make a comeback & win this one
Atlanta Falcons vs Dalas Cowboys: No contest Jets win this one
New Orleans Saints vs Miami Dolphins: No contest the Saints win this one
Chicago Bears vs Cincinatti Bengals: a Draw
Arizona Cardinals vs New York Giants

Teams with Byes are the Baltimore Ravens, Denver Broncos, Tennessee Titans, Jacksonville Jagurars, Detroit Lions & the Seattle Seahawks. :cool::)

[cbdetroit]

Well alright Party People, In the Monday Night Game on ESPN's Monday Night Football, The Denver Broncos def The San Diego Chargers 34-23 (WHOOHOO!!!!) :)

Now you don't have to Like Denver's Throwback Uniforms (My Issue was the Socks, ugh!!) but Nevertheless, it was a Great Old School American Football League (AFL) Rivaly going back before the merger with the National Football League (NFL) in 1970 with both teams wearing their throwback uniforms which was Cool.

Oh and as of recently: The Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints & The Denver Broncos are currently tied with a 6-0 record in the National Football League (NFL).

Next week will be Philadelphia Eagles & The Washington Redskins on Monday Night Football. I'm sure that Ibarramedia will be watching Big Time right after the drama Coach Jim Zorn is going through recently.

[cbdetroit]

Well alright Everyone, I know that folks will be Motivated for Week 7 coming up so please feel free to give you thoughts on your Favorite Teams in the NFL, CFL, BCS/NCAA because it's for you guys, you Hear Me?

So until then Fellow Posters, That Football is not just an American or Canadian Thang but a North American Thang Period. Take care everyone and Enjoy the Games, Peace.:)

[ibarramedia]

NFL results for October 25-26, 2009

Green Bay Packers (31) won over Cleveland Browns (3)

Indianapolis Colts (42) won over St. Louis Rams (6)

New England Patriots (35) won over Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7)

Pittsburgh Steelers (27) won over Minnesota Vikings (17)

Houston Texans (24) won over San Francisco 49ers (21)

San Diego Chargers (37) won over Kansas City Chiefs (7)

Buffalo Bills (20) won over Carolina Panthers (9)

New York Jets (38) won over Oakland Raiders (0)

Cincinnati Bengals (45) won over Chicago Bears (10)

Dallas Cowboys (37) won over Atlanta Falcons (21)

New Orleans Saints (46) won over Miami Dolphins (34)

Arizona Cardinals (24) vs. New York Giants (17)

Monday Night Football October 26

Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Redskins

[ibarramedia]

Redskins lose again 27-17

The Redskins found themselves down 14. Defensively, the Redskins have done relatively well against the classic West Coast scheme of the Eagles. One breakdown was the 67 yard run by Desean Jackson. Offensively, a 9 yard Will witherspoon intercepcion was returned for a touchdown. The Redskins started with a couple of passes to Cooley, but have done little else. The Redskins have used some maximum protection formations on 3rd down to protect Campbell.

On the next possession, our quarterback scrambles and fumbles the ball. Witherspoon recovers. We lose Tight end Chris Cooley with a broken ankle.
The Eagles kick a field goal to make it 17-0. Rock Cartright had a beautiful return with a penalty by the Eagles tacked onto his yardage. We had a 13 yard reception by Moss and a 11 yard run by Rock Cartwright. We get to goal line and score on a play called 22 flanker Arrow Fullback quick to Devin Thomas at the corner of the right end zone.

We get a 3 and out and sack Mcnabb then our Antwan Randle El muffs the punt. Eagles ball. a 3 and out and they kick another field goal. to go up 20-7.


Huge turnovers and big plays are killing us. Injuries are pouring salt in the open wound....

A very uneventful third quarter. The stadium is quiet. The Redskins weren't awful in the quarter, but penalties and sacks have killed them. Andre Carter played well, picking up a sack. So far, we have seen some new formations and a couple of new plays, but it is not enough. The Redskins are not capable of executing plays for any extended periods of time. Turnovers, penalties, and big plays are way too much for a team with this talent level to overcome.

The only thing I've seen tonight that is good is Fred Davis. Fred has come in tonight and played really hard and finally put up some production. I'm happy to see him succeed and get some catches under his belt.

Its not much obviously if our backup tight end is the highlight of the night but regardless I've been generally impressed with his performance. His blocking really needs a lot of work but his pass catching has been very impressive.


Here are a few missed opportunities:

1) 2 dropped snaps

2) Int returned for touchdown

3) 2 fumbles one recovered by Philly

4) sacked 7 times

5) dove into the ground about 5 yards from any Philly player

6) open players missed

7) horrible decisions time after time (didn't throw to a wide open Moss on a pump fake)

8) Lousy 3rd down conversions. We only converted 2 of them. Lack of success in finishing drives.

9)Lack of protection and a mixed bag of breakdowns from everyone at various times of the game.

[cbdetroit]

Ummm it seems Like teams such as the Washington Redskins as well as the St. Louis Rams are going through some challenging times in the NFL. But I was really shocked at finding out about the Vikings' loss to the Steelers (THAT SUCKS, NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!!!!) Oh well there's always next time.

I didn't get the chance to watch any Football from Week 8 in the NFL because I was attending the 2009 NPC Western Michigan Bodybuilding, Fitness & Figure Championships over in the Grand Rapids suburb of Grandville, MI which was a National Qualifier. Gotta Love the Women BB in the Masters, Middleweight & Lightweight Classes.

Plus the timing was Good since the contest took place on the same weekend as the Detroit Lions' Bye week.

But now I'm ready for some Football and I will be posting some results before I check out what's happening at the casinos in Downtown Detroit.

Don't forget to set your clocks backwards 1 hour, The Transition from Daylight Savings Time to Regular Standard Time Here in the U.S.A. Got to go & Party & Grub Down this Holloween weekend plus an extra Hour's worth of sleep.

[cbdetroit]

Week 8 Schedule for the NFL:

Denver Broncos vs Baltimore Ravens: This is a tough one, I'm going to give it a draw (Tie)
Miami Dolphins vs New York Jets: Plain & Simple Jets have revenge on their Minds, Jets will win this one. :)
New York Giants vs Philadelphia Eagles: The G-Men (Giants) will win this one.
Cleveland Browns vs Chicago Bears: No Contest, The Bears will win this one.
St. Louis Rams vs Detroit Lions: No contest, after coming from a bye week, Lions will win this one.:D :dj_spnnin :) :cheers:
Seattle Seahawks vs Dallas Cowboys: Seahawks will win this one
San Francisco 49ers vs Indianapolis Colts: The 49ers have improved tremendously over last year but the Colts will win this one
Houston Texans vs Buffalo Bills: Texans win, Nuff said
Oakland Raiders vs San Diego Chargers: Chargers win, nuff said
Jacksonville Jaguars vs Tennessee Titans: No Contest, Jaguars win, nuff said
Minnesota Vikings vs Green Bay Packers: Sorry Packer Fans but I'm going for Brett Farve, Adrian Peterson & the Rest of the Vikings to win this one :D:)
Carolina Panthers vs Arizona Cardinals: No Contest, Cardinals will win this one
Atlanta Falcons vs New Orleans Saints: On ESPN's Monday Night Football, it's going to be a close game but the Saints will kick butt & win this one.

*Byes: Bengals, Chiefs, Patriots, Steelers, Buccaneers, Redskins

*Byes (Bye-week): in the NFL means that the team has the week off & will return the following week.

Well alright folks, that's the lineup so Make sure that you check out the Games this weekend because it's going to be a doozy.

And don't forget to set your clocks back 1 hour before you Go to bed tonight so you'll be able to get an extra hours worth of rest before you start the next day.

Remember that Football is not just an American or Canadian Thang but a North American Thang period Take care Everyone and Let the Games Begin, Peace.:)

[ibarramedia]

NFL Week 8 Scores 2009

Sunday Football November 1, 2009

Dallas Cowboys win over Seattle Seahawks (38-17)

St. Louis Rams win over Detroit Lions (17-10)

Miami Dolphins win over New York Jets (30-25)

Indianapolis Colts win over San Francisco 49ers (18-14)

Chicago Bears win over Cleveland Browns (30-6)

Houston Texans win over Buffalo Bills (31-10)

Philadelphia Eagles win over New York Giants (40-17)

Baltimore Ravens win over Denver Broncos (30-7)

San Diego Chargers win over Oakland Raiders (24-16)

Tennessee Titans win over Jacksonville Jaguars (30-13)

Minnesota Vikings win over Green Bay Packers (38-26)

Carolina Panthers win over Arizona Cardinals (34-21)

NFL Monday Night Football November 2
Atlanta Falcons vs. New Orleans Saints

[cbdetroit]

Well Thanks for the 411 Ibarra. But as far as of the Rams/Lions Game: NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!!!! The Lions Should've won that Game.

I'll have to get ready for Week 9 and I'll come up with My Predictions whether or not I'm right, it doesn't matter. I'm going by (just Like with FBB's & Fitness Women;)) the Teams what I Like, Just My Opinions that's all folks.:)

[cbdetroit]

NFL Week 9 Schedule:

Washington Redskins @ Atlanta Falcons: Sorry Ibarra, But No Contest The Falcons Will Win This One.:cool:
Arizona Cardinals @ Chicago Bears: It's a Tossup, it could go either way
Houston Texans @ Indianapolis Colts: It's a No Brainer, Colts Win
Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots: Unless the Dolphins could work a miracle, Patriots win nuff said
Green Bay Packers @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers: The Bucs just Like The Skins have too much Drama on their team, Packers win nuff said
Baltimore Ravens @ Cincinnatti Bengals: Ravens have revenge on their minds, Ravens Rules
Detroit Lions @ Seattle Seahawks: Gerri Deach, Tonia Williams & Nicole Berg, please forgive me but I'm going with My Lions on this one.;):)
San Diego Chargers @ New York Giants: The G-Men (Giants) make a comeback & win this one
Tennessee Titans @ San Francisco 49ers: 49ers victory, nuff said

NBC's "Sunday Night Football: Dallas Cowboys @ Philadelphia Eagles around 8:15-8-30 PM EST US: comes on right after "Football Night In America" and folks no that I don't Like the Green Bay Packers, Pittsburgh Steelers & Especially the Dallas Cowboys for this matchup. It's a No brainer unless the G-Men get their act together, look for the Eagles to win and take the top spot of the NFC East Division, Nuff said.

ESPN's: Monday Night Football: Pittsburgh Steelers @ Denver Broncos: After what the Broncos went through in Baltimore, expect for the Broncs to rebound and shock the nation by (Hopefully) whupping the Steelers. I'll be one Happy Camper. :cool:

*Byes: Bills, Browns, Vikings, Jets, Raiders, Rams
*Bye: Meaning those teams that I've mentioned have the week off and will be back next week.

Beyond that Party People especially My Fellow Canadian Posters, Please feel free to also chime in on what's going down in the CFL or even in the NFL at anytime.

So until then Everyone: Just Like Bodybuilding & Fitness, Football is not just an American or Canadian Thang, but a North American thang period. Sit back enjoy and let the Games begin, Late.:D :) :dj_spnnin

[ibarramedia]

Week 9 NFL Game Results

Atlanta 31
Washington 17

Arizona 41
Chicago 21

Cincinnati 17
Baltimore 7

Indianapolis 20
Houston 17

Jacksonville 24
Kansas City 21

New England 27
Miami 17

Green Bay 28
Tampa Bay 38



◦Pittsburgh Steelers vs Denver Broncos: 8:30 PM Nov 9

[cbdetroit]

NFL Week 10 Schedule: Something to look Forward To

Chicago Bears @ San Francisco 49ers: San Francisco win but not by a large margin
Atlanta Falcons @ Carolina Panthers: No Contest Falcons will win this one
Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Miami Dolphins: No Contest the Wildcat will be in effect and the Dolphins will win this one. :cool:
Detroit Lions @ Minnesota Vikings: The Vikings have a Great team this season, but I'm rooting for my Hometeam nuff said. :)
Jacksonville Jaguars @ New York Jets: Jets make a comeback & kick butt, nuff said
Cincinnatti Bengals @ Pittsburgh Steelers: Bengals win in this AFC North Showdown, nuff said
New Orleans @ St. Louis Rams: No Contest, Tripper's Saints will win this one, nuff said
Buffalo Bills @ Tennessee Titans: Buffalo will win this one
Denver Broncos @ Washington Redskins: Sorry Ibarra, but the Broncos are having a Pretty Good season, and they will win this one.
Kansas City Chiefs @ Oakland Raiders: Raider Nation will win this one
Seattle Seahawks @ Arizona Cardinals: In this "Battle of the Birds" right now no contest, Cardinals win nuff said
Dallas Cowboys @ Green Bay Packers: I'm not a fan of either team period, but the Cheeseheads (Packer Nation) will win this one
Philadelphia Eagles @ San Diego Chargers: The Eagles will win this one

Sunday Night
New England Patriots @ Indianapolis Colts: 8:20 PM EST US on NBC's Sunday Night Football, no contest I've gotta go with the underdogs here, The Colts to win this one. :D :) :dj_spnnin

Monday Night
Baltimore Ravens @ Cleveland Browns: 8:30 PM EST US on ESPN's Monday Night Football, no contest I've gotta go with the Ravens to win this one :)
WHAT TIME IS IT? IT'S GAME TIME!!!! WHAT TIME IS IT? IT'S GAME TIME!!!! ANY DOGS IN THE HOUSE? WOOF, WOOF, WOOF!!!! ANY DOGS IN THE HOUSE? WOOF, WOOF, WOOF!!!! (Dog Barking Sounds) courtesy of the Baltimore Ravens. Gotta Love their Motivational chant before the Game. :)

*Byes: Houston Texans, New York Giants (G-Men)
* Both Teams will have this week off and will be back in action come the following week.

Well alright Party People there's some Football action to look forward to. And also starting in November 2009 the NFL Network will bring back Thursday Night Football so for those of you who have NFL Network on Ch. 212 DirectTV & Ch. 154 Dish Network, you'll be able to check out some Good Football action prior to Sunday as well as Thanksgiving for the rest of the regular season.

And alright Everyone besides checking out the Nationals, Football is not just an American or Canadian Thang but a North American Thang period. Kick Back, Relax and enjoy the Games, Peace. :D :) :dj_spnnin

[cbdetroit]

NFL Week 10 Results: And trust me based on some of the Games it's a Shocker!!

San Francisco 49ers vs Chicago Bears: 10-6 No suprise considering the Bears loss of Good Players on Defense to injuries
Carolina Panthers vs Atlanta Falcons: 28-19 Shocker #1, other than that congrats to Gymdiva 1222's Panthers :eek:
Miami Dolphins vs Tampa Bay Buccanneers: 25-23 Almost a Shocker but the Wildcat was definitely in effect
Minnesota Vikings vs Detroit Lions: 27-10 NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!!!! :( :mad:
Jacksonville Jaguars vs New York Jets: 24-22 Shocker #2 Jets should've won this game
Cincinnatti Bengals vs Pittsburgh Steelers: 18-12 WHOOHOO!!!! I'm Happy for both Chad Ochocinco (Johnson) & Carson Palmer, Definitely some Sweet Justice!!!!
New Orleans Saints vs St. Louis Rams: 28-23 Congrats to Tripper's Team, HOW BOUT THEM SAINTS!!!!:D
Tennessee Titans vs Buffalo Bills: 41-17 Shocker #3 A sure enough smackdown :wtf:
Washington Redskins vs Denver Broncos: 27-17 Shocker#4 The Broncos had this Game until Kyle Orton was injured & then it went down from there with a Redskins winning the Game :eek:
Kansas City Chiefs vs Oakland Raiders: 16-10 Shocker #5 I don't know what happened but the Raider Nation should've won that Game :wtf:
Arizona Cardinals vs Seattle Seahawks: 31-20 Tonia Williams, Gerri Deach & Nicole Berg please forgive me but there's no doubt that the Cards was the Better team in this match up
Green Bay Packers vs Dallas Cowboys: 17-7 Now I'm not a fan of either team, but I'm Glad that the Cowboys LOST, WHOOHOO!!!!
San Diego Chargers vs Philadelphia Eagles: 31-23 Shocker #6 Eagles should've won this Game, Oh well maybe next time
Indianapolis Colts vs New England Patriots: 35-34 WHOOHOO!!!! I'm so Happy for the Colts who I've considered My Underdogs in this match up so Colts fans have a Good reason to feel Good for right now :D :) :dj_spnnin

And what did we learn folks, is to expect the unexpected because on "Any Given Sunday" in the National Football League, that anything could happen.

I'll be getting ready to check out the Baltimore Ravens vs the Cleveland Browns on ESPN's Monday Night Football and so until then Football is not just an American or Canadian Thang But a North American thang period Sit back relax & enjoy the Games, Peace.

[ibarramedia]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6s7LVjhxgGo

Hunter Smith's Fake field goal, punt then touchdown pass.

The play started as a field goal attempt, then motioned out of it into punt formation then when the ball was snapped Hunter rolled out to his right and threw 35 yards to the left on unguarded Mike Sellers for a touchdown. Great call by special teams coach Danny Smith.

[cbdetroit]

Well alright Party People the Results from ESPN's Monday Night Football:

Baltimore Ravens vs Cleveland Browns: 16-0 No contest Ravens Rules ;) :cool:

Beyond that Week 10 in the National Football League was full of plenty of Shocks & Suprises. Something to look back on Folks.

Now I'm looking forward towards Week 11 which either this weekend or next weekend will coinside with the NPC Nationals weekend down in Miami, FL.

I'll be back next week for My Picks & and the matchups until next time, Peace. :)

[cbdetroit]

Well, well Party People, you know who's back!! Now before I say what I have to say, I want to let Ibarra know that I've got the chance to check out your Boxing & Football thread and Bro, that was a Cool Thread, you Hear Me!!:)

Now let's get down to Business, NFL Week 11: And you have a Full House with all 32 teams and no Bye week.

Miami Dolphins @ Carolina Panthers: Sorry Gymdiva1222 but expect the Dolphins to use the Wildcat offense & win this one. :cool:
Indianapolis Colts @ Baltimore Ravens: Tough Game but the Colts will this one
Washington Redskins @ Dallas Cowboys: Ibarra, listen up!! The Redskins will win this one, nuff said. :cool:
Cleveland Browns @ Detroit Lions: Alright folks I know that My Team's struggling, Folks here in Motown's on my case so Listen up!! LIONS WIN!! :)
San Francisco 49ers @ Green Bay Packers: 49ers Win, Nuff Said.
Buffalo Bills @ Jacksonville Jaguars: Jaguars win, Nuff said.
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Kansas City Chiefs: I know that the odds are in favor of the Steelers but I've gotta root for the underdogs; Chiefs win, Nuff said.
Seattle Seahawks @ Minnesota Vikings: Vikings win, Nuff said ;)
Atlanta Falcons @ New York Giants: Giants make a comback & win this one.
New Orleans Saints @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Listen up Tripper, your Saints win this one.:)
Arizona Cardinals @ St. Louis Rams: Cardinals win, Nuff said.
San Diego Chargers @ Denver Broncos: Denver will win this one.
New York Jets @ New England: The Patriots are the odds on Favorite to win, but I'm going for the Jets to make a comeback.
Cincinatti Bengals @ Oakland Raiders: Bengals win, Nuff said

Sunday Night:
Philadelphia Eagles @ Chicago Bears: 8:20 PM EST US on NBC-TV's Sunday Night Football: Eagles win, Unless the Bears Defense step it up this week & and the offense is up to par, Nuff said.:cool:

Monday Night:
Tennessee Titans @ Houston Texans: Tough call but if the Titans play their cards right, they'll get the win, but if not then the Texans can get the win.

So besides checking out the results for the Nationals, be sure to check out any one of these match ups because it's sure to be a doozy.

And remember there's no Bye week, all 32 teams are out in full force so it's something to look forward to Well alright then Take care and Enjoy checking out the NPC Nationals & enjoy the Games because Football is not Just an American or Canadian thang, but a North American thang period, Peace.:D :) :dj_spnnining

[cbdetroit]

NFL Week 11 Results & It's a Doozy:

Miami Dolphins vs Carolina Panthers: 24-17
Indianapolis Colts vs Baltimore Ravens: 17-15 WHOOHOO!!:)
Washington Redskins vs Dallas Cowboys: Ok Ibarra, I'll say it for you; NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!!!! :mad:
Cleveland Browns vs Detroit Lions: 37-38, WHOOHOO!!!!:D :)
Buffalo Bills vs Jacksonville Jaguars: 15-18
Seattle Seahawks vs Minnesota Vikings: 9-35
New Orleans Saints vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 38-7, HOW BOUT THEM SAINTS TRIPPER!!!! :)
Atlanta Falcons vs New York Giants: 31-34, Can you say G-MEN!!!!
Arizona Falcons vs St. Louis Rams: 21-13
Pittsburgh Steelers vs Kansas City Chiefs: 21-27; WHOOHOO!!!! :D
San Francisco 49ers vs Green Bay Packers: 24-30
San Diego Chargers vs Denver Broncos: 32-3
Cincinnatti Bengals vs Oakland Raiders: 17-20
New York Jets vs New England Raiders: 14-31
Philadelphia Eagles vs Chicago Bears: 24-20

Now what did we learn Party People is that for another week that the 2 Best teams in the NFL are the New Orleans Saints & the Indianapolis Colts at 10-0 a piece.

Plus Michigan State gets to play in the Alamo Bowl as far as the BCS/NCAA Championships goes.

And don't forget the results for the Ten/Hou matchup will take place tommorrow evening and so until then take care & enjoy the games because Football is not just an American or Canadian Thang but a North American thang period, Peace.:)

[cbdetroit]

And that's Washington 6 & Dallas 7: Again NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!!!!:mad: If Ibarra was here, but I'll let Him rant on that since He's from the Maryland/DC area.;)

[Dinothe09]

Well I feel that about 20 of the people that watch football jump on a team that is doing good... Like the pats after those back to back super bowls... I on the other hand was a broncos fan when elway was on the team... After he retired I went to my home town team of the chargers... But way to go on the niners opening win and It was a huge first win for the season

[dallas3]

And that's Washington 6 & Dallas 7: Again NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE!!!!:mad: If Ibarra was here, but I'll let Him rant on that since He's from the Maryland/DC area.;)


All is right in the world, Go Cowboys!

[cbdetroit]

Whatever Dallas3. But as for right now, here's the Results for NFL Week 11 on Monday Night Football:

Tennessee Titans vs Houston Texans: 20-17 from Reliant Stadium in front of a total Sellout crowd in Houston, Texas. If you're a Titans fan, then you have a Good reason to celebrate.

But if you're a Texans fan, then you have every reason to be pissed off Big Time. Tough game with the Titans scoring within the last 2 minutes of the 4th Quarter. :cool:

[cbdetroit]

Well alright Party People Happy Thanksgiving and Here's your NFL Schedule for Week 12:

Thanksgiving Day 11-26-09
Oakland Raiders @ Dallas Cowboys: I'm making no bones about it, I don't like the cowboys, Raiders will win this one, Nuff said. 4:15 PM EST US CBS-TV
Green Bay Packers @ Detroit Lions: This is the Game you must Watch!! Lions Win in My Hometown's "Super Bowl"; 12:30 PM EST US Fox-TV:Awesome:
New York Giants @ Denver Broncos: No contest The G-MEN (Giants) win, Nuff said. 8:20 PM EST US NFL Network Direct TV Ch 212, Dish Network Ch 154

11-29-09
Miami Dolphins @ Buffalo Bills: The Wildcat Offense + a Strong Defense will Help the Dolphins to win this one.
Seattle Seahawks @ St. Louis Rams: The 'Hawks will win this one, Nuff said.
Indinapolis Colts @ Houston Texans: Peyton & The Colts will win this one.
Cleveland Browns @ Cincinnatti Bengals: The Bengals will win this one.
Carolina Panthers @ New York Jets: Look for the Jets to rebound & win this one.
Tampa Bay Buccanneers @ Atlanta Falcons: The Falcons will win this one.
Washington Redskins @ Philadephia Eagles: Sorry Ibarra, but the Eagles will win this one.
Kansas City Chiefs @ San Diego Chargers: Chargers win, Nuff said.
Jacksonville Jaguars @ San Francisco 49ers: Could go either way, but I'll give the edge to the Jags because of "Little Hercules" Maurice Jones-Drew.
Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings: Vikings Win, Nuff Said!!!!
Arizona Cardinals @ Tennessee Titans: Cardinals win, Nuff said.

Sunday Night Football:
Pittsburgh Steelers @ Baltimore Ravens: 8:20 PM EST US NBC-TV Look for the Ravens to get revenge from Last Season's AFC Championship Loss to the Steelers, Nuff Said.

Monday Night Football:
New England Patroits @ New Orleans: 8:30 PM EST US ESPN-TV Patriots are making a comeback, but look for the Saints to resurge their dominace & win this one. Hey I Like to root for the Underdog (Saints), Nuff said.

Well alright Party People That's what you've got to look forward towards the Thanksgiving Day Weekend so sit back kick back eat Good, Don't Drink & Drive, but Make it Home for the Holidays. Everyone have a Very Happy Thanksgiving Weekend from the "Motor City" fan. And remember that Football is not Just an American or Canadian thang but a North American thang period, Peace.:D :) :dj_spnnin

[Cibdette]

Would you trade off some LMT M4s for AKs?

I have two 14.5 LMT M4s that are nicely outfitted. Was thinking of trading them for some SLR 106s or 107s. I dont have anyone lined up for the trade but I may try to sell them or trade them for AKs.

[Tripper]

Football is really just a game, right? Your team plays for three hours each week and you have some fun watching the game with friends and then it's over until next week, or next year.
Well I have to tell you that in New Orleans right now football is the ambassador of the entire soul of the city. In a town starving for something positive to happen, the Saints (just a team playing a game) have captured the hearts of everyone. You can just feel the energy all week long. People seem friendlier, there is something to look forward to each week, and there is a genuine sense of community and pride in the city once again. Go figure.

With the Saints playing Monday night, Thanksgiving weekend won't end until sometime Tuesday morning when dawn cracks hard on the horizon, shaking out the streets and pushing us back to regular lives.

Saints in a shoot out, 38-35!! WOOOHOOO

So I really only have one thing to say about all this: WHO DAT, WHO DAT, WHO DAT SAY THEY GONNA BEAT THEM SAINTS?

[ibarramedia]

Football is really just a game, right? Your team plays for three hours each week and you have some fun watching the game with friends and then it's over until next week, or next year.
Well I have to tell you that in New Orleans right now football is the ambassador of the entire soul of the city. In a town starving for something positive to happen, the Saints (just a team playing a game) have captured the hearts of everyone. You can just feel the energy all week long. People seem friendlier, there is something to look forward to each week, and there is a genuine sense of community and pride in the city once again. Go figure.

With the Saints playing Monday night, Thanksgiving weekend won't end until sometime Tuesday morning when dawn cracks hard on the horizon, shaking out the streets and pushing us back to regular lives.

Saints in a shoot out, 38-35!! WOOOHOOO

So I really only have one thing to say about all this: WHO DAT, WHO DAT, WHO DAT SAY THEY GONNA BEAT THEM SAINTS?


I really hope the Saints beat the Patriots. Gregg Williams defense is also awesome. Before the season started, I picked the Saints,Vikings,Colts,Chargers,Ravens and Redskins to do well and go deep into the play offs. I'm always going to get dinged on the Redskins because I pick them every year. Right now, I don't think a win by the Saints will be considered an upset. They are unbeaten, are no. 1 in offense and 17 on defense. It very well could be a Vikings - Saints NFC Championship game.

[ibarramedia]

2009 Week #12 NFL Scores

•Packers 34 - Lions 12
•Raiders 7 - Cowboys 24
•Giants 6 - Broncos 26
•Browns 7 - Bengals 16
•Buccaneers 17 - Falcons 20
•Dolphins 14 - Bills 31
•Seahawks 27 - Rams 17
•Panthers 6 - Jets 17
•Redskins 24 - Eagles 27
•Colts 35 - Texans 27
•Chiefs 14 - Chargers 43
•Jaguars 3 - 49ers 20
•Cardinals 17 - Titans 20
•Bears 10 - Vikings 36
•Steelers 17 - Ravens 20
•Patriots - Saints- Tonight

[ibarramedia]

•Bills 13 - Jets 19
•Chargers - Browns
•Eagles 34 - Falcons 7
•Rams 9 - Bears 17
•Lions 13 - Bengals 23
•Titans 17 - Colts 27
•Broncos 44 - Chiefs 13
•Patriots 21 - Dolphins 22
•Raiders 27 - Steelers 24
•Saints 33 - Redskins 30 - F/OT
•Buccaneers 6 - Panthers 16
•Texans 18 - Jaguars 23
•Cowboys 24 - Giants 31
•49ers 17 - Seahawks 20
•Vikings - 17 Cardinals 30
•Ravens - Packers Monday Night

[ibarramedia]

2009 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Week 14 Results

Green Bay 21 Chicago 14

Miami 14 Jacksonville 10

New Orleans 26 Atlanta 23

Houston 34 Seattle 7

Buffalo 16 Kansas City 10

New England 20 Carolina 10

Minnesota 30 Cincinnati 10

Indianapolis 28 Denver 16

Baltimore 48 Detroit 3

N-Y Jets 26 Tampa Bay 3

Tennessee 47 St. Louis 7

Washington 34 Oakland 13

San Diego 20 Dallas 17

Philadelphia 45 N.Y. Giants 38

[ibarramedia]

Think about when the season started to unravel for the Redskins. You kept thinking, “Well, at least we get to play Oakland.” And now that we’re here, a win is far from certainty.

For starters, the Raiders, who are 4-8, actually come into the game with a better record than the Redskins. Stop and think about that. When was the last time the Raiders had a better record than their opponent? It hasn’t happened very often since their last Super Bowl run.

Speaking of Super Bowls, both teams are so down on their luck that today’s Raiders Gameday program is all about Super Bowl XVIII. Yes, Oakland won that game 38-9, but it’s safe to say that any time you’ve got to go back 25 years to find a worthy subplot, you’re not exactly talking about “must-see TV.”

If that’s not bad enough, the Redskins are still searching for their first road win of 2009. They’ve dropped their first six away games and now face a Raiders team that has won seven of the last 10 times these two franchises have faced off. The most recent matchup, a 16-13 loss back in 2005, still stings for many Skins fans. Probably because the Redskins were 10-6 and made the playoffs, while the Raiders were 4-12 that season. So yeah … not a lot of reason for optimism heading into this one.

All that being said, the Redskins are taking on the Raiders – a model of dysfunction. They’ve lost at least 11 games for six straight years. Their owner is Al Davis, who might be the one owner in the NFL less popular with his team’s fanbase than Daniel Snyder.

Even though the end up essentially getting their pick of talent in the NFL draft every year, they’re still no closer to turning things around thanks to wasted picks like JaMarcus Russell. We’d say more about him, but there’s no use wasting time on a player who won’t see action today. Russell was benched three weeks ago in favor of Bruce Gradkowski, which, sadly, represented an upgrade.

The Raiders have responded by winning two of three games since Gradkowski took over, picking up surprising victories over the Bengals and the Steelers. Their defense still gives up more big passing plays than any other team in the league and has allowed more than 500 yards rushing over the last three games. So if the Redskins offense plays like it has over the last month or so, they will be able to move the ball.

As far as what to watch for today: on Oakland you’ve got to start with tight end Zach Miller. He led the Raiders is receiving a year ago and has averaged 60 yards a game since Gradkowski took over. Oakland receiver Louis Murphy is also capable of doing some damage, as evident by his four catches for 128 yards and two scores last week. Those will be the two featured targets in the passing game, but the Raiders will likely look to get their running game going early and often.

Against Pittsburgh, the Raiders ran the ball 18 of their first 28 plays. They’ve been successful of late getting the ground game going and mixing in some shots downfield when they can. It’s a smart attack and will likely be what they aim for today.

For the Redskins, all eyes are on Quinton Ganther, who is the starting running back after being in Washington for all of a month. With Clinton Portis and Ladell Betts out of action, the team turned to Rock Cartwright and backed him up with Ganther. Just one problem – Ganther has been consistently better. It was only a matter of time before the team had to reward his effort, so we’ll get to see plenty of Quinton today.

The Raiders should also brace themselves for lots of Devin Thomas, who had his best game of his two-year career last week against New Orleans with seven catches for 100 yards and two touchdowns. With Santana Moss likely seeing plenty of Raiders cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha, it wouldn’t be surprising to see Thomas get another six or seven passes thrown his way.

Guess what? The Redskins finally did today what they've been unable to do since Jim Zorn took over this team two season ago - they blew out an opponent. This 34-13 beatdown was a thing of beauty because the offense and defense both shined.

Today they played a subpar opponent and took care of business. Raiders quarterback Bruce Gradkowski looked average at best, completing 10 of 18 passes for 153 yards, while being sacked twice. Well, when Redskins defensive end/linebacker Chris Wilson knocked him out of the game ... the Raiders quickly realized how much they missed him.

JaMarcus Russell, who might be the biggest bust in NFL history, came in the second half and was absolutely dreadful. He was 10 of 16 passes for 74 yards and an interception, while being sacked six times for 52 yards.

In fact, the eight sacks by Washington was the most they've had in a game since 1990. The team record is 10. According to Sonny Jurgensen, had JaMarcus Russell played the entire game, the Redskins would have had at least 15 sacks. Not to pile on, but one of the players even referred to Russell as "The Statue of Liberty" because he's basically incapable of evading any kind of pass rush.

Leading the defensive onslaught was rookie defensive end/linebacker Brian Orakpo, who tied the team record for sacks in a game with four. Orakpo was reminded after the game (by defensive end Phillip Daniels) that he now shares the record with ... you guessed it ... Phillip Daniels.

While the defense was busy playing its best game of the year, the offense was happy to continue its string of strong performances.

Jason Campbell went 16 of 28 for 222 yards and two touchdowns, and finished with a QB rating of 106.5. For what it's worth, Campbell has now had a passer rating over 100 in three of the last five weeks.

Campbell played well, even when, at times, he had little to no time to pass, because his receivers were able to find space and make catches. Fred Davis, who has become the team's go-to threat in the passing game, was the first tight end to score a touchdown against the Oakland Raiders this season. He liked it so much, he did it twice.

With Davis making plays in the passing game, Quinton Ganther took care of the rest. Ganther, who is originally from California, couldn't have asked for a better day. Making his first start as a Redskin, he had 93 total yards and two touchdowns. Making it all that much sweeter was the fact that he did so in front of 200 friends and family members in attendance. This was a game he admitted he'll never forget.

And honestly, this is a game many of us won't forget. Because for one day, this team played the way we all thought they would when the 2009 season began. The offense didn't have to settle for field goals. The defense didn't give up a backbreaking fourth-quarter drive and everyone goes home happy. Well ... except Raider fans.

[Tripper]

And honestly, this is a game many of us won't forget. Because for one day, this team played the way we all thought they would when the 2009 season began. The offense didn't have to settle for field goals. The defense didn't give up a backbreaking fourth-quarter drive and everyone goes home happy. Well ... except Raider fans.

Actually Ibarra, the Redskins should have beat the Saints. They outplayed them on both sides of the ball and I had pretty much accepted that this was the week the Saints finally lost. Some years teams just find ways to win and some years they find ways to lose. There is a fine line between the two.

As a long time Saints fan I'm used to searching for "moral victories", so I would submit that Redskin fans should be happy that their team is headed in the right direction. I think the Skins will be a major factor in the playoff picture as they host both the Giants and Cowboys the next two weeks. I say they win at least one of those games, maybe both.

[ibarramedia]

Actually Ibarra, the Redskins should have beat the Saints. They outplayed them on both sides of the ball and I had pretty much accepted that this was the week the Saints finally lost. Some years teams just find ways to win and some years they find ways to lose. There is a fine line between the two.

As a long time Saints fan I'm used to searching for "moral victories", so I would submit that Redskin fans should be happy that their team is headed in the right direction. I think the Skins will be a major factor in the playoff picture as they host both the Giants and Cowboys the next two weeks. I say they win at least one of those games, maybe both.



The last 3 games were a heartbreaker because we could not close the deal and ended up losing in the last minutes games against very strong teams that we dominated throughout the game. Most people don't realize it takes at least 3 years to master the offense we have. As much as I hate losing, the offensive line issues and injuries were a big concern. In this day and age it is a what have you done for me lately? Kind of league. To all the true fans out there, keep the faith win or lose. If we had won all the close games we should have won our record now would be 10-2. Same as the Vikings. The Saints would be 12-1. but sadly that is not how things are..... Hail to the Redskins!

[Tripper]

Looks like Mike Shanahan is on his way.

[ibarramedia]

That is what the scuttlebutt says but I won't comment until things happen. First and foremost, I'm glad we now have Bruce Allen in place here.

Another thing, RIP Chris Henry.

[ibarramedia]

2009 Week #15 NFL Scores

•Colts 35 - Jaguars 31
•Saints 17 - Cowboys 24
•Browns 41 - Chiefs 34
•Patriots 17 - Bills 10
•Cardinals 31 - Lions 24
•Dolphins 24 - Titans 27 - F/OT
•Rams 13 - Texans 16
•Falcons 10 - Jets 7
•49ers 13 - Eagles 27
•Bears 7 - Ravens 31
•Raiders 20 - Broncos 19
•Bengals 24 - Chargers 27
•Packers 36 - Steelers 37
•Buccanneers 24 - Seahawks 7
•Vikings 7 - Panthers 26
•Giants - Redskins 45-12

[ibarramedia]

2009 Week #16 NFL Scores

•Chargers 42 - Titans17
•Raiders 9 - Browns 23
•Bills 3 - Falcons 31
•Chiefs 10 - Bengals 17
•Seahawks 10 - Packers 48
•Texans 27 - Dolphins 20
•Jaguars 7 - Patriots 35
•Buccanneers 20 - Saints 17 - F/OT
•Panthers 41 - Giants 9
•Ravens 20 - Steelers 23
•Rams 10 - Cardinals 31
•Lions 6 - 49ers 20
•Jets 29 - Colts 15
•Broncos 27 - Eagles 30
•Cowboys 17 - Redskins 0
•Vikings - Bears Tonight

[ibarramedia]

2009 Week #17 NFL Scores

•Jaguars 17 - Browns 23
•Colts 7 - Bills 30
•Bears 37 - Lions 23
•49ers 28 - Rams 6
•Steelers 30 - Dolphins 24
•Giants 7 - Vikings 44
•Falcons 20 - Buccanneers 10
•Saints 10 - Panthers 23
•Patriots 27 - Texans 34
•Eagles 0 - Cowboys 24
•Chiefs 44 - Broncos 24
•Ravens 21 - Raiders 13
•Packers 33 - Cardinals 7
•Redskins 20 - Chargers 23
•Titans 17 - Seahawks 13
•Bengals 0 - Jets 37

[ibarramedia]

ASHBURN, Va. -- Coach Jim Zorn was fired by the Washington Redskins early Monday, the first step in yet another team overhaul under owner Dan Snyder.

Zorn was informed of his dismissal shortly after the team returned to Redskins Park following Sunday's season-ending 23-20 loss at San Diego.

Jim Zorn
Washington Redskins

Coaching record
2008: 8-8
2009: 4-12
Zorn went 12-20 over two seasons, but he lost 18 of his last 24 games after a 6-2 start in 2008. The Redskins struggled early despite a weak schedule this season and finished 4-12, their worst record since 1994.

"The status quo is not acceptable," new Redskins general manager Bruce Allen said in a statement released by the team. "I felt it was necessary to not waste a moment of time to begin building this team into a winner."

Zorn's replacement will be Washington's seventh coach since Snyder bought the team in 1999. Playing a role in the decision will be Allen, who was hired as the GM last month.

Zorn's dismissal had been expected for months. The front office stripped him of his play-calling duties in late October, and Snyder interviewed assistant coach Jerry Gray for the job weeks ago, according to the Fritz Pollard Alliance, which monitors minority hiring in the NFL.

Former Denver Broncos coach Mike Shanahan is considered the favorite to replace Zorn. The new coach, Snyder and Allen will have a monumental task to rebuild a team with many roster deficiencies and major questions at offensive line, quarterback and running back.

This season's team was hurt by numerous injuries, a lack of depth and many off-the-field distractions but also by an inability of Zorn's West Coast offense to consistently find the end zone. The Redskins failed to score more than 17 points in their first eight games, prompting the front office to bring longtime NFL assistant coach Sherm Lewis out of retirement as an offensive consultant and play-caller.

Zorn, who had never previously been a head coach or coordinator in the NFL, wasn't even on Snyder's list of candidates when Joe Gibbs retired at the end of the 2007 season. Zorn become a last-minute option when other contenders either showed no interest, dropped out or were deemed unsatisfactory. Snyder initially hired Zorn to be the offensive coordinator, then promoted him to head coach two weeks later after an extensive interview.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=09000d5d8157eb10&template=with-video-with-comments&confirm=true

[ibarramedia]

January 4, 2010

STATEMENT FROM REDSKINS OWNER DANIEL M. SNYDER

“This has been an extremely difficult season for our organization and for the fans. Bruce Allen spent many hours examining the football operations, and we are both determined to do whatever it takes to build a championship team. That process begins today.

“No one in the organization is satisfied with our record over the last two years, and I am sure that Jim would concur with that statement. It has been painful for him too. I certainly accept responsibility for mistakes that I have made. I am hopeful that our fans will accept my commitment and pledge to deliver a franchise that can compete in the NFC East every season.

“Finally, I am mindful that this is a tough day for Jim and his family, and I do want to wish him success in his next endeavor.

[ibarramedia]

Originally Posted by ibarramedia
Just less than a week before the 2009 NFL regular season starts and my strong gut feeling tell me that this will be an interesting season.

My pics for a strong season are:

NFC

Washington Redskins

Minnesota Vikings

New Orleans Saints

Arizona Cardinals

Carolina Panthers

AFC

Baltimore Ravens

San Diego Chargers

Indianapolis Colts


Big darkhorse would be the Houston Texans. I think it is time for this expansion team to have a breakout year and I hope they do well.

This was my prediction at another forum last September 7. I'm always going to take a hit with the Skins because I pick them every year. At least I got 6 right.

[ibarramedia]

After the forum had been down for about 3 weeks, we are back to announce the New Orleans Saints and the Indianapolis Colts facing off in the Superbowl!

[cbdetroit]

Well, well Ibarra, thanks for keeping the thread Alive Good Buddy!! Now I will say that this was a more Exciting Season than the 2008-09 season of last year!! And Congrats to Tripper's New Orleans saints for their Accomplishments.

Now When it came to the AFC Championships My Pick was for the Indianapolis (Formerly Baltimore) Colts to get even & win after the Drama in Week 15 when the coach removed Peyton Manning as well as the regular starters in that previous match up against the New York Jets.

Now don't get Me wrong Jets fans your Team was Good but the Colts due to their previous playoff & championship experience was much Better.

Now on the NFC Side for me it was a tough one because I couldn't decide since there were 2 Great teams that competed in that Match up between the New Orleans Saints & the Minnesota Vikings becuase IMO that Game could've gone either way.

And also on a side note: in the AFC/NFC Pro Bowl which was held on the US Mainland in 30 years (in the Same site 1 week before the Super Bowl XLIV "44" in Miami, FL USA) The AFC defeated the NFC with a score of 41-34. Now unless this is confirmed it's a rumor, Super Bowl XLV "45" may or may not take place in the new Cowboys Stadium in Dallas/Fort Worth, TX USA Feb 2011 while the Pro Bowl may or may not be back in Hawaii either a week or 2 after the Super Bowl. Again unless it's confimed, it's just a rumor.

Now for My Pics for Super Bowl IV "44" from Miami, FL USA
New Orleans Saints vs Indianapolis Colts- Based on past playoff experience as well as 21-25 returning starters from Super Bowl XLI "41" at the same location, The odds as well as The "Motor City" fan is going for the Indianapolis Colts to win the Game, Nuff said.

Also to My Fellow Posters from Canada, please let us know who've won the CFL equivalent of the Super Bowl because inquiring minds would Like to know.:)

[cbdetroit]

Well alright Fellow Posters, Feel Free to let your Feelings Show and Choose Your Side. Is it either The Saints or The Colts because inquiring Minds would Like to know.

And remember that Football is not just an American or Canadian thang but a North American Thang period. So just kick back relax & enjoy the Games, Peace & GO COLTS, WHOOHOO!!!!!:)

The Steelers was able to repeat last year as Champions in Super Bowl XLIII "43" and so now it's The Colts turn to do the same thing in Super Bowl XL IV "44", nuff said.

[Tripper]

GO COLTS, WHOOHOO!!!!!:)

The Steelers was able to repeat last year as Champions in Super Bowl XLIII "43" and so now it's The Colts turn to do the same thing in Super Bowl XL IV "44", nuff said.

I'll forgive you for that cb. After all the Colts bandwagon is huge, the Colts are all big and bad, been there and done that, there is no way the Saints have a chance against the mighty Colts.

YADDA YADDA FREAKIN YADDA

If I had a dollar for every time the national media has dissed the Saints in the last two weeks, I'd have sideline seats at the superbowl. But that's cool because all of the pressure is on the Colts. They HAVE to win this game or their season is a failure.

The Saints on the other hand are playing with house money. They have nothing to lose and can go out and have fun and play with reckless abandon. Nothing can diminish the absolute magic that has taken place here in New Orleans the last few weeks. It is unbelievable. And with Mardi Gras season kicking off, we'll all be partying for the next two weeks, win or lose.

Oh and by the way. The Saints are a lot better than people give them credit for. #1 offense, top 5 running game, oppurtunist defense that led the league in scoring. They forced five fumbles and two picks against the Vikes and pummeled Favre all day long. Offensive line was named best in league and kept Jared Allen and his pals at bay all game long.

We shall see. As they say "that's why they play the game"

My prediction: game starts a little rough but becomes a shootout. Darren Sharper gets a critical pick late in the game to preserve a 35-31 victory for the Saints.

WHO DAT!! WHO DAT!! WHO DAT SAY THEY GONNA BEAT THEM SAINTS!!

[ibarramedia]

My prediction is a high scoring bonanza in all phases of the game. Offense, Defense and special teams. This can go down as probably the best superbowl ever played and Most exciting too. The Saints will win it by a field goal with 3 seconds left on the clock during regulation time. 48-47 New Orleans Saints.

[Tripper]

My prediction is a high scoring bonanza in all phases of the game. Offense, Defense and special teams. This can go down as probably the best superbowl ever played and Most exciting too. The Saints will win it by a field goal with 3 seconds left on the clock during regulation time. 48-47 New Orleans Saints.


Now that's what I'm talking about!!

[ibarramedia]

The New Orleans Saints won the Superbowl defeating the Indianapolis Colts 31-17 in a back and forth game the switched leads a few times until the las few minutes of the 4th quarter where a innterception was returned for a touchdown. I had really envisioned it being high scoring that I predicted it would be 48-47 saints on a field goal as time expired. Congratulations to the Saints. They tied the Washington Redskins in coming back from 10 points down to win a Superbowl. Washington Was down 10 points in Superbowl XXII to score 35 points in the second quarter using an astonishing 5:35 of the game clock.

The Cardinals should have won their first Superbowl last year when they lost to the Steelers.

[cbdetroit]

I'll forgive you for that cb. After all the Colts bandwagon is huge, the Colts are all big and bad, been there and done that, there is no way the Saints have a chance against the mighty Colts.

YADDA YADDA FREAKIN YADDA

If I had a dollar for every time the national media has dissed the Saints in the last two weeks, I'd have sideline seats at the superbowl. But that's cool because all of the pressure is on the Colts. They HAVE to win this game or their season is a failure.

The Saints on the other hand are playing with house money. They have nothing to lose and can go out and have fun and play with reckless abandon. Nothing can diminish the absolute magic that has taken place here in New Orleans the last few weeks. It is unbelievable. And with Mardi Gras season kicking off, we'll all be partying for the next two weeks, win or lose.

Oh and by the way. The Saints are a lot better than people give them credit for. #1 offense, top 5 running game, oppurtunist defense that led the league in scoring. They forced five fumbles and two picks against the Vikes and pummeled Favre all day long. Offensive line was named best in league and kept Jared Allen and his pals at bay all game long.

We shall see. As they say "that's why they play the game"

My prediction: game starts a little rough but becomes a shootout. Darren Sharper gets a critical pick late in the game to preserve a 35-31 victory for the Saints.

WHO DAT!! WHO DAT!! WHO DAT SAY THEY GONNA BEAT THEM SAINTS!! Well, I'm going to publicly admit when that I'm only Human and Give the Saints their Props on a well earned Victory in Super Bowl XLIV. Now at 1st it seemed Like the Colts was going to do Good & Kick Butt until the start of the 2nd Half in which:

1) The on side kick turned things in the Saints favor
2) Adam Vinnetari (not sure on correct spelling of last name) didn't play in that Game so someone else attempted to kick a field goal from about 40 or 50 yards and missed it.
3) Peyton Manning had done a "Brett Farve" (No disrespect to Brett) in which instead of going to the run game to ensure another field goal with 2-4 minutes left in the 4th Quarter tried to throw the ball to Reggie Wayne only to be intercepted by New Orleans Quarterback Tracy Porter (who coincidently had done to both Brett Farve & Kurt Warner a couple of weeks earlier during the NFC Playoffs & Championship rounds) & scored a touchdown putting the Colts far behind.
4) The 2 point conversion controversy, Can't blame Coach Payton for noticing that on the spot.
5) Peyton Manning's 2nd attempt in the 4th Quarter had gotten Deflected or Intercepted by Darren Sharper.

In My Opinion that Super Bowl had all of the ingredients for the Indianapolis Colts to have win the Game but instead, the tide had turned to the Saints to have win the Super Bowl.

So in conclusion (and you're hearing this from the "Motor City" fan is that) I feel sorry for the Colts loss because of what happened but, they're still a Good team & they've had a Good season in 2009 & you can't take anything from them. Beyond that the New Orleans Saints have won the Game fair & square so Congratulations to the Super Bowl Champs.

Hmmm just imagine, the Saints Victory Parade as well as the upcoming Mardi Gras on Fat Tuesday before the Start of Lenten season in the Heart of Downtown New Orleans.

The "Who Dat" Nation as well as the Gulf Coast residents have something to Celebrate & be Proud of since the whole Hurricane Katrina & Rita Fiasco some years ago.

The New Orleans Saints have definitely Surpassed the Dallas Cowboys as "America's Team", plus the "Who Dat" Nation (New Orleans Saints Fans) will give the Steeler Nation (Pittsburgh Steelers Fans), Dallas Cowboys Fans & The Cheeseheads (Green Bay Packers Fans) their run for the Money.:o :)

[cbdetroit]

Now some important News Football & Bodybuilding Fans:

NFL Scouting Combine: In which the Top College Juniors & Seniors Train & Tryout in front of NFL Coaches, General Managers & Scouts right before the upcoming NFL Draft in late February on NFL Network (Dish Network Ch. 154, Direct TV Ch. 212)

After that Free Agency begins since this may or may not be an uncapped year.

The 2010 NFL Draft, in April to be broadcasted on both NFL Network & ESPN on Dish Network, Direct TV or your cable, AT & T U-Verse provider as well as highlights to be shown on www.nfl.com.

NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame Ceremony in Canton, OH U.S.A. New inductees include Super Bowl Champions Emmitt Smith (Cowboys, Cardinals), Jerry Rice (49ers, Raiders, Seahawks) Dick LeBeau (Detroit Lions 1959-72) Current Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive Coodinator. And that will be Shown on NFL Network & ESPN in either August or Early September to kickoff the 2010 NFL Preason on Dish Network, Direct TV, Comcast, AT & T U-Verse or your Cable or Satellite outlet in your area.

I'll be attending the 2010 IFBB North Americans in Cleveland, OH U.S.A. (September 3-5) during the NFL Preseason so come on down & we'll (FTV/Genex, Feminine Bodybuilding.com, Siouxcountry.com) be discussing everything & anything about Football, Bodybuilding & Fitness just like in 2009.

The 2010 NFL Regular Season begins in September, 2010

February 6, 2011 Super Bowl XLV to be held over at the new Dallas Cowboys Stadium which seats a Maximum 100,000 fans. Save your funds for this special event.

2011 NFL's NFC-AFC Pro Bowl will be in Hawaii after the Super Bowl in 2011.

Now for a Brief recap, Congrats to the Central Michigan University Chiperwas for winning the MAC (Mid American Conference) Championship Title, University of Alabama Crimson Tide for winning the BCS (Bowl Championship Series) National Championship Title and for the New Orleans Saints for winning the Vince Lombardi Trophy for the 1st time in the Franchise's 42 year History in The NFL (National Football League).

Now if only we could find out who've won the CFL (Canadian Football League) equivalent of the Super Bowl then it's all Good. Going to need some response to our Fellow Candian Posters on that note.

Well Alright Party People, The Phoenix (Arizona) Pro Show is Coming Up as well as the Arnolds & The 2010 Winter Olympics will come around to wet up our Appetites So sit back Chill and Enjoy the Games until next season, Peace.

P.S.: Hey James feel free to pass along somemore information on that New Stadium Proposal in the Greater Los Angeles Area. I Liked the Display that you've shown a year ago. :D :) :dj_spnnin

[ibarramedia]

Now some important News Football & Bodybuilding Fans:

NFL Scouting Combine: In which the Top College Juniors & Seniors Train & Tryout in front of NFL Coaches, General Managers & Scouts right before the upcoming NFL Draft in late February on NFL Network (Dish Network Ch. 154, Direct TV Ch. 212)

After that Free Agency begins since this may or may not be an uncapped year.

The 2010 NFL Draft, in April to be broadcasted on both NFL Network & ESPN on Dish Network, Direct TV or your cable, AT & T U-Verse provider as well as highlights to be shown on www.nfl.com.

NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame Ceremony in Canton, OH U.S.A. New inductees include Super Bowl Champions Emmitt Smith (Cowboys, Cardinals), Jerry Rice (49ers, Raiders, Seahawks) Dick LeBeau (Detroit Lions 1959-72) Current Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive Coodinator. And that will be Shown on NFL Network & ESPN in either August or Early September to kickoff the 2010 NFL Preason on Dish Network, Direct TV, Comcast, AT & T U-Verse or your Cable or Satellite outlet in your area.

I'll be attending the 2010 IFBB North Americans in Cleveland, OH U.S.A. (September 3-5) during the NFL Preseason so come on down & we'll (FTV/Genex, Feminine Bodybuilding.com, Siouxcountry.com) be discussing everything & anything about Football, Bodybuilding & Fitness just like in 2009.

The 2010 NFL Regular Season begins in September, 2010

February 6, 2011 Super Bowl XLV to be held over at the new Dallas Cowboys Stadium which seats a Maximum 100,000 fans. Save your funds for this special event.

2011 NFL's NFC-AFC Pro Bowl will be in Hawaii after the Super Bowl in 2011.

Now for a Brief recap, Congrats to the Central Michigan University Chiperwas for winning the MAC (Mid American Conference) Championship Title, University of Alabama Crimson Tide for winning the BCS (Bowl Championship Series) National Championship Title and for the New Orleans Saints for winning the Vince Lombardi Trophy for the 1st time in the Franchise's 42 year History in The NFL (National Football League).

Now if only we could find out who've won the CFL (Canadian Football League) equivalent of the Super Bowl then it's all Good. Going to need some response to our Fellow Candian Posters on that note.

Well Alright Party People, The Phoenix (Arizona) Pro Show is Coming Up as well as the Arnolds & The 2010 Winter Olympics will come around to wet up our Appetites So sit back Chill and Enjoy the Games until next season, Peace.

P.S.: Hey James feel free to pass along somemore information on that New Stadium Proposal in the Greater Los Angeles Area. I Liked the Display that you've shown a year ago. :D :) :dj_spnnin


I believe the Canadian Football league's equivalent of the superbowl is called the Grey cup.

[Briff]

The Montreal Alouette's beat my Saskatchewan Roughriders by a field goal at the end of the game. This was the second attempt because on the first one (which was wide) we had a penalty call for too many men on the field.
Our championship game is called the Grey cup as ibarramedia stated above.

[cbdetroit]

The Montreal Alouette's beat my Saskatchewan Roughriders by a field goal at the end of the game. This was the second attempt because on the first one (which was wide) we had a penalty call for too many men on the field.
Our championship game is called the Grey cup as ibarramedia stated above.Thanks Briff & Ibarramedia for the 411 on what has happened. We need more input from our fellow posters from Canada just as much as those from here in the U.S.A. on what's going on in the CFL. Plus there are plenty of folks in Toronto as well as in Windsor Ontario that also follow the NFL along with the CFL.

Beyond that I'll be checking out the NFL Scouting Combine to see what's going down with the possible top recruits that will be on their journey to the Pro Draft in April 2010.

Oh one more thing folks My Bad (I'm Sorry, My Mistake) New Orleans Saint Tracy Porter position is Cornerback, not Quarterback. But nevertheless the Man's got skills Big Time.:o :cheers: