tailgater
Sunday, January 15, 2012 11:54:12 AM

I hate Brady and beli@uck. Not searing commentary, but true.

jimbud wrote:

Never confuse envy for hatred.

frankj1
Sunday, January 15, 2012 12:23:27 PM

Never confuse envy for hatred.

tailgater wrote:

For sure!

Did you stay to the end? It was pretty cold round the fire pit at halftime 20 miles north in Randolph.

Frank

tank71663
Sunday, January 15, 2012 12:32:08 PM

I'll take the Pats fer the win...!!....🍺

Tank

Wauken
Sunday, January 15, 2012 12:57:20 PM
=d> 🍺

I just can't believe how good Gronkowski looks. Denver has a good defense, man... but the Pats are shredding them.

Time to find something else to watch.🌫

MACS wrote:

blackfoot11
Sunday, January 15, 2012 1:18:20 PM

Ummm, worst would be GB

BDS12 wrote:

i guess if you wanna split hairs; g.b.-most picks of nfl this season, g.b. 15 wins, (if what the football minds say here is true, "defense wins games", uh, 15 wins), most wins in the nfl this season......that says enough...........look @ the scoreboard....................

i really don't care tho, if you wanna put us last.............have at it.....................

tailgater
Sunday, January 15, 2012 4:33:35 PM

For sure!

Did you stay to the end? It was pretty cold round the fire pit at halftime 20 miles north in Randolph.

Frank

frankj1 wrote:

I always stay until the clock reads 0:00

Temps were upper teens, but the wind was cold.

Used an old barrel at the tailgate and burned hardwood scraps from my brothers flooring business.

Plenty warm.

I brought my Victory Pork, while we also had chicken gumbo, sirloin tips, and venison tenderloin.

Drank my Newcastle Brown from the mini-keg. Had some warm Glug, and a nice glass of bourbon to match my Undercrown cigar.

Bourbon was Double Eagles(?) or something like that.

frankj1
Sunday, January 15, 2012 4:42:00 PM

I always stay until the clock reads 0:00

Temps were upper teens, but the wind was cold.

Used an old barrel at the tailgate and burned hardwood scraps from my brothers flooring business.

Plenty warm.

I brought my Victory Pork, while we also had chicken gumbo, sirloin tips, and venison tenderloin.

Drank my Newcastle Brown from the mini-keg. Had some warm Glug, and a nice glass of bourbon to match my Undercrown cigar.

Bourbon was Double Eagles(?) or something like that.

tailgater wrote:

sounds great. smart to fill up with anti-freeze first!

I've been 50/50 on the Underowns, one simply great, one mediocre. guess I'll go for a tie breaker soon.

Possibly Eagle Rare on the bourbon?

BDS12
Monday, January 16, 2012 12:33:37 AM

i guess if you wanna split hairs; g.b.-most picks of nfl this season, g.b. 15 wins, (if what the football minds say here is true, "defense wins games", uh, 15 wins), most wins in the nfl this season......that says enough...........look @ the scoreboard....................

i really don't care tho, if you wanna put us last.............have at it.....................

blackfoot11 wrote:

I didnt put you last, the statisticians did after all the points/yards they,(GB), gave up in the last game of the season.

Dont want to argue with you, figure your in enough pain right now, (back and GB loss).

tailgater
Monday, January 16, 2012 11:04:07 AM

sounds great. smart to fill up with anti-freeze first!

I've been 50/50 on the Underowns, one simply great, one mediocre. guess I'll go for a tie breaker soon.

Possibly Eagle Rare on the bourbon?

frankj1 wrote:

Eagle Rare.

Thank you.

DrMaddVibe
Tuesday, January 17, 2012 9:28:40 AM
I watched this game in a room full of Tebowites.

It was an absolute scream to witness the event.

To set this up though you have to flashback to when the season started and the University of Florida fans around me were all happy that Denver took Tebow in the 1st round despite what many thought of him as a starting NFL QB. I made the comment that the UofF has never produced a solid starting pro QB...ever...and that Tebow wasn't going to be the first.

Then he got the starting job...I had to hear about that. Then the win streak...I had to hear about that...then the reality of facing Tom Brady and the Hoodie. It was all splayed out like a gutted fish for the entire world to see. Tebow wasn't ready for primetime. Then the playoff win..I had to hear about that...then when they face off against Brady and the Hoodie again...they made DAMN sure I was in the same room with them to witness revenge. They were dolled up in their jerseys and hats...throw in a lil Gator lovin' too to make the room more orangey and you get the mood. When the Pats scored 21 I called it then that this was going to be an asskicking. For every play the Broncos gained on I heard a "Boo-Yeah...in your face!" comment. I'll admit McGhee was playing well but the coach pulled him when they fell behind more. The only thing more comical than the fanatical rooting for Timmy was this commercial that aired about every 5 minutes!

When I made the comparison of Tebow waking up in a ditch and the eyepatched dude it was a pretty good call!

I went outside and had a really nice Hoyo...smoking very well for a youngster. Couldn't wait...it was a Christmas present. I was outside smoking that and I noticed the room was deafly quiet. Why, were they all rooting only because I was in the room? Sure seemed like it. I went in and tested the waters..yup...that's what it was.

I was really enjoying the futile Broncos just trying to do anything besides givng the Pats the ball at midfield when they showed the stat...Brady threw for 6 tds...Timmy threw for 3 completions. BAM...in your face...no cheering about that. A lowly University of Michigan 6th round draft pick out of a school known for it's run-run-run-punt Schembechler offense has become the next Joe Montana and a 1st rounder was getting his ass handed to him by the lowly ranked NE defense! It was right there for the entire world to see.

I wake up today and read where John Elway is giving Timmy the starting position next year. Good luck Johnny! Perhaps you should show Timmy during the offseason how to throw from a shotgun and to run something other than a pure option driven offense. There's a reason why pro teams don't live with the option...these players have seen this from sandlot, to high school to college and you're playing amongst the best of the best...they can SMELL it coming! Maybe throw in some footwork schooling and while you're at it Johnny...teach Timmy how not to stare down his primary receiver!

Too much work for a 1st rounder that really shouldn't be where he's at. That's my call and I'm living with it. He's a good kid, but the whole Jesus thing and mythical champion...it doesn't wash. Who knows, maybe CBS can get him in the booth...maybe he can be better than most of those morons with a microphone!

Stinkdyr
Tuesday, January 17, 2012 9:31:27 AM
Tboner got tpwned!

And Pats have a great defense.......who knew?

🇨🇮

DrMaddVibe
Wednesday, January 18, 2012 12:27:25 PM
Tebow played through injuries in playoff loss

By ARNIE STAPLETON, AP Pro Football Writer

58 minutes ago

Tim Tebow remained in the AFC divisional playoff game despite injuries and Denver's big deficit.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP)—Tim Tebow is expected to make a full recovery, without surgery, from rib, lung and chest injuries he sustained in the Denver Broncos’ loss at New England in an AFC divisional playoff game last weekend.

ESPN first reported Wednesday that Tebow got hurt on a third-quarter tackle during Denver’s 45-10 loss, then had trouble sleeping because of the pain and underwent an MRI on his chest Monday.

Team spokesman Patrick Smyth said that while he couldn’t confirm the exact extent or nature of the injuries due to team policy, he acknowledged that Tebow finished the game in considerable pain.

Backup Brady Quinn got ready after Tebow was hit by Vince Wilfork and Rob Ninkovich, but Tebow stayed in.

The injuries aren’t expected to interfere with Tebow’s offseason training program.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AgEx84wCe89zJSB4aWRL3LY5nYcB?slug=ap-tebowinjured 

Well they did crucify Christ so I suppose Timmy could be touched.

Funny, I don't remember ever seeing Quinn warm up on the sidelines either!

Maybe this is why he's not going to be working the booth this weekend?:-k

tailgater
Wednesday, January 18, 2012 3:24:21 PM

Tebow played through injuries in playoff loss

By ARNIE STAPLETON, AP Pro Football Writer

58 minutes ago

Tim Tebow remained in the AFC divisional playoff game despite injuries and Denver's big deficit.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP)—Tim Tebow is expected to make a full recovery, without surgery, from rib, lung and chest injuries he sustained in the Denver Broncos’ loss at New England in an AFC divisional playoff game last weekend.

ESPN first reported Wednesday that Tebow got hurt on a third-quarter tackle during Denver’s 45-10 loss, then had trouble sleeping because of the pain and underwent an MRI on his chest Monday.

Team spokesman Patrick Smyth said that while he couldn’t confirm the exact extent or nature of the injuries due to team policy, he acknowledged that Tebow finished the game in considerable pain.

Backup Brady Quinn got ready after Tebow was hit by Vince Wilfork and Rob Ninkovich, but Tebow stayed in.

The injuries aren’t expected to interfere with Tebow’s offseason training program.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AgEx84wCe89zJSB4aWRL3LY5nYcB?slug=ap-tebowinjured 

Well they did crucify Christ so I suppose Timmy could be touched.

Funny, I don't remember ever seeing Quinn warm up on the sidelines either!

Maybe this is why he's not going to be working the booth this weekend?:-k

DrMaddVibe wrote:

I saw him on the sidelines rubbing his hands together and placing them over his ribcage.

I thought he was just cold.

Turns out, he was trying to heal himself...