[NFL] Footbaaaawl.
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That's good, then. I just saw him on the injury list, didn't know if he was a starter or a backup.
Wooo Hooo Texans!
I am happy that they played well with out the roof closed.
I am happy that they played well with out the roof closed.
What I hate is that the roof open/closed is a decision made by the NFL, not the Texans. Last night was a sloppy game, but good that the Texans might have convinced some that they are a good team that can win in bad conditions.
I think it makes sense to have it that way or else their moves could be based on how it would help/hurt their chances at winning rather than making the game more comfortable for fans.
On the other hand, indoor games are stupid.
They've closed the roof for two games that were absolutely beautiful weather. It just doesn't make sense.
MLB's policy has been that before the game it's the team's decision to keep the roof open/closed, and once the game is in progress, it's the decision of the umpires. I'd have to double-check that, but I think that's the deal with Miller Park.
EDIT: Wow, it's a bit complicated (This is from 2010):
EDIT: Wow, it's a bit complicated (This is from 2010):
I've been to a couple of August games at Texas Stadium in August... FUCK that was brutal. It was 110 in the shade, and I was not in the shade. You just could not get anyone to go to a game in Houston until October. You have to have the roof here.
Dave
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Linebacker, eh? I haven't seen where they even released that much. I was just reading about this on the news. Weird. Makes you wonder how people just snap like that.
Dave
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It was Javon Belcher. He killed his girlfriend - reports say in front of their kid & mother - then drove to the practice field where he was confronted by the KC GM, Pioli, and the Coach, Crennel. He reportedly thanked them for giving him a chance and then shot himself in the head.
Dude had the world and couldn't see it. What a fucking tragedy.
Dude had the world and couldn't see it. What a fucking tragedy.
Yeah, well, watch out in 4-5 years when the Panthers finally restructure and get back to playing good football and avoid injuries to their major players and... and...
That good enough? I loved the demonstration of how loud it was in the stadium by NBC, and the fact that the next play (immediately following a time out to avoid a delay of game penalty) resulted in a delay of game penalty. The Clink gets damn loud.Barring a complete collapse by the Seattle Seahawks defense, I've won my Yahoo Fantasy Football Public League.
Hey man, we already apologized for that play, and sent the Packers a fruit basket with a thank you note. Besides, they'd be the in playoffs if they won next week even if they'd lost to the Packers that night.
I'm just bitter. The 49ers got their ass handed to them on national tv.
At least they did better than the Cardinals and the Bills.
QFT
When wondering about this game earlier I decided that it would be a good even match, and a hell of a game to watch, IF they were not playing at the Clink. But since I knew it was a home game, I figured we had this one in hand. I didn't expect it to be that much of a runaway game, but still a win for the Hawks.
Yeah, everyone's talking about how the Seahawks have proven that they can be good on the road now as well as at home, because they beat Buffalo and Chicago on the road; but without the home field advantage, I just don't see them making it far in the playoffs. Especially if we have to play you guys at your home field and it's snowing.
It helps most of our injured players have healed up and are back in the game. The offensive line was hurting for a while there.
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