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SuperTrooper wrote:My dream scenario for the Super Bowl is for Indy and NO to both arrive undefeated, and we finally put the '72 Dolphins to rest.

The Saints win and are declared the greatest team of all time!

It'd be even cooler if Brees got knocked out early and Mark Brunell led them to victory

sonofabeach wrote:

SuperTrooper wrote:My dream scenario for the Super Bowl is for Indy and NO to both arrive undefeated, and we finally put the '72 Dolphins to rest.

The Saints win and are declared the greatest team of all time!

It'd be even cooler if Brees got knocked out early and Mark Brunell led them to victory

Didn't even know Brunell was still in the league.

aeroparrot wrote:

sonofabeach wrote:

SuperTrooper wrote:My dream scenario for the Super Bowl is for Indy and NO to both arrive undefeated, and we finally put the '72 Dolphins to rest.

The Saints win and are declared the greatest team of all time!

It'd be even cooler if Brees got knocked out early and Mark Brunell led them to victory

Didn't even know Brunell was still in the league.

Yeah, The other day I saw him snap holding or whatever the proper term is. He's now #11 instead of 8. I really don't wanna see Brees hurt, just repeating what a local sports show host jokingly said here in Jax.
Former Jag Leftwich got a ring being a backup so why not Brunell

Brees is too tough to get knocked out. And Brunell, well, he's a holder and only gets to be QB when the game is 48-13 with 2 minutes left or whatever.

And it would NOT be cool if Brees was knocked out in the Super Bowl.

Interesting fact. Neither the San Diego Chargers and the Dallas Cowboys have a player that played in a Super Bowl.

aeroparrot wrote:Interesting fact. Neither the San Diego Chargers and the Dallas Cowboys have a player that played in a Super Bowl.

Gotta call you on that one, Ravi...

Chargers long-snapper David Binn was a rookie on the 1994 Super Bowl team that got snuffed by S.F. 49'ers.
He has been a steady, Pro-Bowl caliber snapper/special teams player for 16 years now.
Watch him get into the action today on the punt plays.

LIGHTNING BOLTS WILL STRIKE TODAY IN BIG D!!!

Only 2 teams in NFL history have gone to the Super Bowl and finished 18-1. One of them lost the Super Bowl, the other won it.

HurricaneSeason wrote:Only 2 teams in NFL history have gone to the Super Bowl and finished 18-1. One of them lost the Super Bowl, the other won it.

I believe it was those 1994 San Francisco 49'ers that my Chargers team got run over by, correct?

Lightning Bolt wrote:

aeroparrot wrote:Interesting fact. Neither the San Diego Chargers and the Dallas Cowboys have a player that played in a Super Bowl.

Gotta call you on that one, Ravi...

Chargers long-snapper David Binn was a rookie on the 1994 Super Bowl team that got snuffed by S.F. 49'ers.
He has been a steady, Pro-Bowl caliber snapper/special teams player for 16 years now.
Watch him get into the action today on the punt plays.

LIGHTNING BOLTS WILL STRIKE TODAY IN BIG D!!!

It was reported on the NFL Network this morning by Steve Mariucci.

Lightning Bolt wrote:

HurricaneSeason wrote:Only 2 teams in NFL history have gone to the Super Bowl and finished 18-1. One of them lost the Super Bowl, the other won it.

I believe it was those 1994 San Francisco 49'ers that my Chargers team got run over by, correct?

The Patriots lost and the Bears won.

LIPH wrote:

Lightning Bolt wrote:

HurricaneSeason wrote:Only 2 teams in NFL history have gone to the Super Bowl and finished 18-1. One of them lost the Super Bowl, the other won it.

I believe it was those 1994 San Francisco 49'ers that my Chargers team got run over by, correct?

The Patriots lost and the Bears won.

ahh, yes.. thanks Larry. I think that '85 Bears team is the best team I've witnessed in my lifetime.

...and bravo on the fine female friendlies in your av and sig line...again!

Bummed that the Broncos lost. But it was a respectable 2nd half. Congrats to Brandon Marshal with his NFL record 21 receptions today. And 3 picks by our defense.

Lightning Bolt wrote:

aeroparrot wrote:Interesting fact. Neither the San Diego Chargers and the Dallas Cowboys have a player that played in a Super Bowl.

Gotta call you on that one, Ravi...

Chargers long-snapper David Binn was a rookie on the 1994 Super Bowl team that got snuffed by S.F. 49'ers.
He has been a steady, Pro-Bowl caliber snapper/special teams player for 16 years now.
Watch him get into the action today on the punt plays.

LIGHTNING BOLTS WILL STRIKE TODAY IN BIG D!!!

Of course they will. It's december.

Speaking of quarterbacks doubling as holders, did I see that right on NFL Countdown this morning that the 'boys are having Romo do the holding again? I guess they don't remember the last time he tried to do that.....

Black and Gold Superbowl ---Miami Bound 2010 --- WHO DAT

Whodat81 wrote: Black and Gold Superbowl ---Miami Bound 2010 --- WHO DAT

I gave up my tickets today to all the Superbowl festivities in Miami. If my team has no chance of making it, id rather spend the few grand on a trip where there will be a hell of a lot less people around.

Nighthawk wrote:

Whodat81 wrote: Black and Gold Superbowl ---Miami Bound 2010 --- WHO DAT

I gave up my tickets today to all the Superbowl festivities in Miami. If my team has no chance of making it, id rather spend the few grand on a trip where there will be a hell of a lot less people around.

I just want to first get to use my playoff tickets in the Dome

popcornjack wrote:

Lightning Bolt wrote:

aeroparrot wrote:Interesting fact. Neither the San Diego Chargers and the Dallas Cowboys have a player that played in a Super Bowl.

Gotta call you on that one, Ravi...

Chargers long-snapper David Binn was a rookie on the 1994 Super Bowl team that got snuffed by S.F. 49'ers.
He has been a steady, Pro-Bowl caliber snapper/special teams player for 16 years now.
Watch him get into the action today on the punt plays.

LIGHTNING BOLTS WILL STRIKE TODAY IN BIG D!!!

Of course they will. It's december.

Speaking of quarterbacks doubling as holders, did I see that right on NFL Countdown this morning that the 'boys are having Romo do the holding again? I guess they don't remember the last time he tried to do that.....

That's what I heard.

Thanks to the Redskins for beating the Raiders.

Hmmm.. wish I could say thanks to the Cowboys for beating the Chargers.

SMLCHNG wrote:Thanks to the Redskins for beating the Raiders.

Hmmm.. wish I could say thanks to the Cowboys for beating the Chargers.

It's December, the Cowboys rarely win a game in December anymore.

Yea, the Redskins are screwing up in reverse.

Lightning Bolt wrote:

LIPH wrote:

Lightning Bolt wrote:

HurricaneSeason wrote:Only 2 teams in NFL history have gone to the Super Bowl and finished 18-1. One of them lost the Super Bowl, the other won it.

I believe it was those 1994 San Francisco 49'ers that my Chargers team got run over by, correct?

The Patriots lost and the Bears won.

ahh, yes.. thanks Larry. I think that '85 Bears team is the best team I've witnessed in my lifetime.

...and bravo on the fine female friendlies in your av and sig line...again!

clearing my throat AGAIN

The 1984 S.F. 49ers also won the Super Bowl after finishing the regular season at 15-1, and with the two playoff victories leading up to the Super Bowl, they also won 18 and lost only once (to the Steelers).
So that's THREE teams that finished at 18-1.

I'm looking for the Saints or Colts to re-define N.F.L. perfection this year.