NoCalMike

Well Bush's new defense is that the Democrats are the ones revising history, claiming they all agreed with the war in the first place, even though the intelligence reports they received at briefings, were edited with valuable information purposely left out to skew their opinions..

You are correct sit in your assessment that Tiki makes the offense go. He keeps the pressure off of Eli. Eli looks like he will turn out to be very good in the future, but he is hardly the superstar TODAY, that the media would like to make him out to be, he has yet to show that he can take a team on his back and will them to wins ala Brett Farvre, Peyton, Elway etc.....and rightfully so seeing how young he is, but I am tired of the media overhyping him so early on. He is a good QB that is getting better every week, lets just leave it at THAT for now.

I am sorry, and I might be the only one who thinks this way, but IMO, burning 20 SUVs in a car lot is not an act of terrorism. Now, if this article is accurate and they start killing PEOPLE then yes that would be considered terrorism, but I think the "terrorism" term is being thrown around in order to scare people and make them take a hard-line stance against these people. Now, in no way shape or form am I saying that what these fuckheads do is right, however I just don't feel that burning a Ford Explorer, and breaking into unoccupied houses are acts of terrorism.

The Redskins Defense got screwed on that 2 point coversion play. When you watch the replay it is clear that Alstott's elbow is on the ground and the ball is not over the plane, then in typical fashion he picks his arm up off the ground and then extends his arm over, after he is already down, nothing wrong with TRYING That, however once the Booth reviewed it, how was it not crystal fucking clear that the ball was ON THE GROUND prior to getting over the line? This is the shit that bothers me about officiating, sure during the LIVE GAME anyone would call it a TD, but during the replay it seems as the officials were more concerned with pissing of a pumped up home crowd and getting things thrown at them, then making the correct call...

Arizona at Detroit (4.5) Baltimore at Jacksonville (7.5) Houston at Indianapolis (18.5) Kansas City at Buffalo (2.5) Minnesota at N.Y. Giants (9.5) (3.5) New England at Miami San Francisco at Chicago (13.5) (1.5) Washington at Tampa Bay (3.5) Denver at Oakland N.Y. Jets at Carolina (9.5) Green Bay at Atlanta (9.5) St. Louis at Seattle (6.5) Cleveland at Pittsburgh (8.5) Dallas at Philadelphia (2.5) Colts - 35

I will be ordering the ppv, with the usual circle of wrestling buddies over for the show and some good unhealthy food/drinks........ I just hope the Redskins/Bucs game moves in a timely manner as it will not be on TV this week so I have to go to the sportsbar to watch it, a 1:15pm game will most likely end before the ppv starts, but getting home on time is iffy.....I could always go to the sportsbar a mile from my house, but then I will be watching the game alone instead of the group of Skin's fan I have known through the years.

I don't see production value being a problem. I mean WWE did the ONS ppv at a place ECW ran shows at all the time, the difference was WWE's production, not the building itself.

Anyone think the implications of this game are a bit overrated? I mean The Colts are probably going to end up beating a pedestrain Pats team, and even if they did lose tonight, it's not like New Englad has a chance in hell to get homefield in the playoffs.

They are ahead of the Cowboys/Redskins by 1 game, and the Eagles by 2 games. It is week 8. It is way too early to say any one team is the definate winner.

Goddam, my bad Damaramu, that joke fell way over my head......I totally missed the connection........I will politely dissapear for awhile.....LOL

A Better question would be what the hell that post of yours had to do with the thread. It sounded like you were trying to show wit, and no-sell the game by posting something that had nothing to do with the game and/or the thread title.....so I was just getting you a little refocused.

This is ridiculous. I love how the media forgets that McNabb routinely threw for over 300 yards and led his team to the NFC Championship 3 straight times before TO ever put on an Eagle jersey, and now they will excuse ANYTHING that the Eagles offense fails to accomplish because TO isn't out there........retarded.

Redskins 17 Eagles 10

I love sportscenter after the game, acting asif the Redskins didn't exist in the game, and that the Eagles lost to themselves, and then all we get for five minutes is news on TO happenings. TO is a jerkoff, ok ESPN, Story over, move on.

4th & 4, Eagles have a lot of options here, they can go for the 1st or the TD.......come on Defense.....

All up to the Skins D here.....Eagles on 'Skins 40.....Yikes....Come on Skins Stop them for gawd sakes.

Well Dockery bails out Cooley. Cooley owes Dockery dinner at D.C's Finest resteraunt. Portis goes in for the 6 yard TD......17-10 Skins~!

TD SKINS~!

There is a late breaking report that TO is not actually suspended, but Reid made him "inactive" for tonights game, in other words he wants to have all his cards available. IMO, this is utter trash, Reid seems like he trying to manipulate the roster to get some sort of edge. Not that I care, I mean in two games vs. The skins last year TO had a total of five catches, but still Andy Reid, come clean, either he is playing or he is not, stop hiding it.

I did get the "Cube" vibe from this movie. As far as the people all stuck in a bad situation, no idea why they are there, must work together to get out, can't seem to get along, deaths happen a long the way - kind of way......

Please don't let it be "jesus"

The thing about the NFC East is, you have the Eagles who have dominated the division, riddled with injuries, and the TO situation, coupled by Andy Reid refusing to run the ball much. Then you have three teams in the Redskins/Giants/Cowboys that overall are pretty well evenly matched, and are three teams that are going from 6-10 years, to transition years where they are once again LEARNING HOW TO WIN GAMES, which means there will be ups and downs all through this season. Experts seem to think the NFC East is the toughest division this season, but I am willing to bet that it is NOTHING compared to the hell it will be for each team in 2006, once the Cowboys/Giants/Redskins have all gone through their transition from being losers to contenders, and the Eagles will have cleared up their mess. The NFC East in 2006 is going to be absurdly difficult.

I like Wildboyz, because the guys real love for animals shows through all the comedy and "stunt" stuff.....

Atlanta (2.5) at Miami Carolina (1.5) at Tampa Bay Chicago (3.5) at New Orleans Cincinnati (3.5) at Baltimore Detroit (1.5) at Minnesota Houston at Jacksonville (13.5) Oakland at Kansas City (4.5) San Diego (6.5) at N.Y. Jets Tennessee at Cleveland (2.5) N.Y. Giants (10.5) at San Francisco Seattle (4.5) at Arizona Pittsburgh (6.5) at Green Bay Philadelphia at Washington (2.5) Indianapolis (3.5) at New England Colts - 28

This is the beauty of TIVO(well Dish Networks DVR for me), you can tape everything, and then fast forward throught the garbage.