Posted: September 4, 2008 11:21 am
nope this is the year for six for the cowboysfabduo wrote:Capt.Flock wrote:it would be nice if it was possible that both teams lost tonight
Is that the only way you could win the division??
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Posted: September 4, 2008 12:07 pm
I know we will be back & forth all season and we will see who is left standing in JanuaryCapt.Flock wrote:nope this is the year for six for the cowboysfabduo wrote:Capt.Flock wrote:it would be nice if it was possible that both teams lost tonight
Posted: September 4, 2008 1:02 pm
Duante Culpepper has officially resigned as per espn.com
Posted: September 4, 2008 1:39 pm
Capt.Flock wrote:nope this is the year for six for the cowboysfabduo wrote:Capt.Flock wrote:it would be nice if it was possible that both teams lost tonight
amen brotha
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Posted: September 4, 2008 1:40 pm
As per my local FL news...Duder went to my high school. when interviewed he makes himself out to be a sob story. Truth is he was ontop of his game, his knee exploded and now hes not the same...teams dont want a QB who could collapse their knee on the next play. Sure it sucks...but its been a few years coming...Knee injuries such as his are normally career ending..even if not right away
MIAMI -- Daunte Culpepper, who starred for the Minnesota Vikings before a major knee injury in 2005 curtailed his career, retired from the NFL on Thursday.
The former UCF star quarterback completed 64 percent of his passes in a nine-year NFL career, with 142 touchdowns. He tried to resuscitate his career with the Miami Dolphins in 2006 and the Oakland Raiders last season, struggling in both of those stops, and wasn't in training camp with any teams this year.
"Since I was not given a fair chance to come in and compete for a job, I would rather move on and win in other arenas of life," Culpepper said.
Click here to find out more!
Culpepper has spent the past months hoping for chances with any team, including the Green Bay Packers, saying just last week he'd accept a backup job there behind Aaron Rodgers. The Packers had Culpepper in for a workout before this year's draft, with apparently little contact since.
"No matter what I did or said, there seemed to be a unified message from teams that I was not welcome to compete for one of the many jobs that were available at the quarterback position," Culpepper said.
Miami acquired Culpepper before the 2006 season, even though the 6-foot-4, 265-pound quarterback was coming off major surgery to rebuild his right knee. He shredded the knee the previous year while playing with the Vikings. Culpepper started the 2006 season opener, but struggled with his mobility and was sacked 21 times in the first four games.
He never played again for the Dolphins, and his final image with that franchise was walking off the field during a 2007 minicamp workout, flanked by a member of the team's security detail.
Oakland took a chance on him after Miami finally released Culpepper. He made six starts with the Raiders a year ago, throwing five touchdown passes in those games, but clearly was not playing at the same level as in Minnesota, when he and Randy Moss were perhaps the NFL's best passing duo.
"When free agency began this year, I had a new sense of excitement about continuing to rebuild my career in the same way that I had rebuilt my knee after my catastrophic injury in 2005," Culpepper said. "Unfortunately, what I found out was that the league did not share any of the optimism about me as an unrestricted free agent that I expected. In fact, there was an overwhelming sense that there was no room for me among this year's group of quarterbacks."
MIAMI -- Daunte Culpepper, who starred for the Minnesota Vikings before a major knee injury in 2005 curtailed his career, retired from the NFL on Thursday.
The former UCF star quarterback completed 64 percent of his passes in a nine-year NFL career, with 142 touchdowns. He tried to resuscitate his career with the Miami Dolphins in 2006 and the Oakland Raiders last season, struggling in both of those stops, and wasn't in training camp with any teams this year.
"Since I was not given a fair chance to come in and compete for a job, I would rather move on and win in other arenas of life," Culpepper said.
Click here to find out more!
Culpepper has spent the past months hoping for chances with any team, including the Green Bay Packers, saying just last week he'd accept a backup job there behind Aaron Rodgers. The Packers had Culpepper in for a workout before this year's draft, with apparently little contact since.
"No matter what I did or said, there seemed to be a unified message from teams that I was not welcome to compete for one of the many jobs that were available at the quarterback position," Culpepper said.
Miami acquired Culpepper before the 2006 season, even though the 6-foot-4, 265-pound quarterback was coming off major surgery to rebuild his right knee. He shredded the knee the previous year while playing with the Vikings. Culpepper started the 2006 season opener, but struggled with his mobility and was sacked 21 times in the first four games.
He never played again for the Dolphins, and his final image with that franchise was walking off the field during a 2007 minicamp workout, flanked by a member of the team's security detail.
Oakland took a chance on him after Miami finally released Culpepper. He made six starts with the Raiders a year ago, throwing five touchdown passes in those games, but clearly was not playing at the same level as in Minnesota, when he and Randy Moss were perhaps the NFL's best passing duo.
"When free agency began this year, I had a new sense of excitement about continuing to rebuild my career in the same way that I had rebuilt my knee after my catastrophic injury in 2005," Culpepper said. "Unfortunately, what I found out was that the league did not share any of the optimism about me as an unrestricted free agent that I expected. In fact, there was an overwhelming sense that there was no room for me among this year's group of quarterbacks."
Posted: September 4, 2008 2:44 pm
MY CHIEFS still will be bad, very bad!
Posted: September 4, 2008 2:50 pm
then jump on the wagon and root for the BoysJoetown Parrothead wrote:MY CHIEFS still will be bad, very bad!
Posted: September 4, 2008 3:07 pm
Cowboy fans are all bandwagon jumpers so he'll fit right in.Capt.Flock wrote:then jump on the wagon and root for the BoysJoetown Parrothead wrote:MY CHIEFS still will be bad, very bad!
FINALLY
Posted: September 4, 2008 3:17 pm
It's GO TIME!!!!!!
Looking forward to another FUN NFL SEASON!
Last year was the worst season I've ever experienced as a Dolphins Fan (My Favorite team is the worst in football and the team I hate the most, New England, is undefeated all season long)......................yet................THE SUPER BOWL WAS GREAT!!!!!!!! GO GIANTS!!!!!!!!!!!!! Never knew such a horrible season could be redeemed (somewhat) by just one game, but I am going to enjoy the hell out of hearing "THE NEW YORK FOOTBALL GIANTS ARE NFL CHAMPS" again tonight for the NFL OPENER!)
Aside from cheering for My Dolphins (No Sellout here!),
How many here are playing Fantasy Football this year?
This will be Year 17 for me.
In two leagues this year. FF always makes the season even more enjoyable.
GO DOLPHINS! The Road Back Begins!
Looking forward to another FUN NFL SEASON!
Last year was the worst season I've ever experienced as a Dolphins Fan (My Favorite team is the worst in football and the team I hate the most, New England, is undefeated all season long)......................yet................THE SUPER BOWL WAS GREAT!!!!!!!! GO GIANTS!!!!!!!!!!!!! Never knew such a horrible season could be redeemed (somewhat) by just one game, but I am going to enjoy the hell out of hearing "THE NEW YORK FOOTBALL GIANTS ARE NFL CHAMPS" again tonight for the NFL OPENER!)
Aside from cheering for My Dolphins (No Sellout here!),
How many here are playing Fantasy Football this year?
This will be Year 17 for me.
In two leagues this year. FF always makes the season even more enjoyable.
GO DOLPHINS! The Road Back Begins!
Re: FINALLY
Posted: September 4, 2008 3:20 pm
I am in 9 leagues this year, one league which I started is celebrating its 20 year.MileHighPirate wrote:It's GO TIME!!!!!!
Looking forward to another FUN NFL SEASON!
Last year was the worst season I've ever experienced as a Dolphins Fan (My Favorite team is the worst in football and the team I hate the most, New England, is undefeated all season long)......................yet................THE SUPER BOWL WAS GREAT!!!!!!!! GO GIANTS!!!!!!!!!!!!! Never knew such a horrible season could be redeemed (somewhat) by just one game, but I am going to enjoy the hell out of hearing "THE NEW YORK FOOTBALL GIANTS ARE NFL CHAMPS" again tonight for the NFL OPENER!)
Aside from cheering for My Dolphins (No Sellout here!),
How many here are playing Fantasy Football this year?
This will be Year 17 for me.
In two leagues this year. FF always makes the season even more enjoyable.
GO DOLPHINS! The Road Back Begins!
Posted: September 4, 2008 3:23 pm
aeroparrot wrote:Cowboy fans are all bandwagon jumpers so he'll fit right in.Capt.Flock wrote:then jump on the wagon and root for the BoysJoetown Parrothead wrote:MY CHIEFS still will be bad, very bad!
come on be nice you cannot even wait till week sept 28 or nov 16 where the cowboys will win both games Wow
Posted: September 4, 2008 3:26 pm
9 leagues this year?! That's incredible.
20 years too? Wow again.
I bowed out of a 3rd league thinking it would be too much for me (it would).
What is the highest stakes league that you're in?
This will probably pale in comparison to yours, but one of my leagues is a $150.00 league with 10 teams.
20 years too? Wow again.
I bowed out of a 3rd league thinking it would be too much for me (it would).
What is the highest stakes league that you're in?
This will probably pale in comparison to yours, but one of my leagues is a $150.00 league with 10 teams.
Re: Wow
Posted: September 4, 2008 3:30 pm
the biggest is 250 the prize value depends on the pick ups 5 bucks a pick up. However it is a keeper league keeping 6 players.MileHighPirate wrote:9 leagues this year?! That's incredible.
20 years too? Wow again.
I bowed out of a 3rd league thinking it would be too much for me (it would).
What is the highest stakes league that you're in?
This will probably pale in comparison to yours, but one of my leagues is a $150.00 league with 10 teams.
Posted: September 4, 2008 3:32 pm
Can't do it! If I cheer for a NFC team it would have to be DEM Saints!Capt.Flock wrote:then jump on the wagon and root for the BoysJoetown Parrothead wrote:MY CHIEFS still will be bad, very bad!
Posted: September 4, 2008 3:35 pm
aeroparrot wrote:Cowboy fans are all bandwagon jumpers so he'll fit right in.Capt.Flock wrote:then jump on the wagon and root for the BoysJoetown Parrothead wrote:MY CHIEFS still will be bad, very bad!
hey.....
i was rooting for the 'boys jimmie johnsons first year when we went 1-15
geez...who was our one win that season????? oh yeah, i remember now....IT WAS AGAINST THE 'SKINS!!!!!!!
Posted: September 4, 2008 3:38 pm
With a mere few hours before the NFL season begins. My predictions:
NFC EAST
Dallas
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
NFC SOUTH
New Orleans
Tampa Bay
Carolina
Atlanta
NFC NORTH
Minnesota
Detroit
Green Bay
Chicago
NFC WEST
Seattle
Arizona
San Francisco
St. Louis
AFC EAST
New England
Buffalo
New York
Miami
AFC SOUTH
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Houston
Tennessee
AFC NORTH
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Baltimore
AFC WEST
San Diego
Oakland
Denver
Kansas City
my 12 playoff teams
NFC Div winners +
Tampa Bay
Arizona
Detroit
AFC Div winners +
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Buffalo
NFC Champion
Dallas
AFC Champion
San Diego
Super Bowl winner
San Diego
NFC EAST
Dallas
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
NFC SOUTH
New Orleans
Tampa Bay
Carolina
Atlanta
NFC NORTH
Minnesota
Detroit
Green Bay
Chicago
NFC WEST
Seattle
Arizona
San Francisco
St. Louis
AFC EAST
New England
Buffalo
New York
Miami
AFC SOUTH
Jacksonville
Indianapolis
Houston
Tennessee
AFC NORTH
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Baltimore
AFC WEST
San Diego
Oakland
Denver
Kansas City
my 12 playoff teams
NFC Div winners +
Tampa Bay
Arizona
Detroit
AFC Div winners +
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Buffalo
NFC Champion
Dallas
AFC Champion
San Diego
Super Bowl winner
San Diego
Players
Posted: September 4, 2008 3:44 pm
Questions
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1. Do you think Chad Johnson will last the entire season?
2. Merriman?
3. Peyton?
4. Brady?
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1. Do you think Chad Johnson will last the entire season?
2. Merriman?
3. Peyton?
4. Brady?
Posted: September 4, 2008 3:46 pm
1 yes it has been done before
2. no
3. yes
4. yes
2. no
3. yes
4. yes
Posted: September 4, 2008 5:53 pm
Capt.Flock wrote:1 yes it has been done before
2. no
3. yes
4. yes
Correct!
Well, as correct as you can be for guessing like me too.
ENJOY THE SEASON EVERYONE!
GOTTA GET SOME PRE-GAME PARTY PREP DONE!
Bills
Posted: September 4, 2008 6:39 pm
Go Bills!!!!