Nfl 2010-2011

Looking ahead to the big game, Rex Ryan had this to say:


So the game is not going to come down to whether the players have the bottle to win, it's going to be all about Belichick v Ryan? :wenger:
Ryan is more annoying than Benitez.

He's probably just doing it to egg on the press. I know if I were a manager I'd say all kinds of crazy shit just to jerk the media around.
 
He's probably just doing it to egg on the press. I know if I were a manager I'd say all kinds of crazy shit just to jerk the media around.

I think it's a bit disrespectful to his players and the Pats players to say it's down to him vs Bill.

I don't mind him stirring up things (like he did last week with the Manning>Brady comment) but he has too much of an ego for someone who's yet to win anything as a Head Coach.
 
I think it's a bit disrespectful to his players and the Pats players to say it's down to him vs Bill.

I don't mind him stirring up things (like he did last week with the Manning>Brady comment) but he has too much of an ego for someone who's yet to win anything as a Head Coach.

That'd be something I'd talk to my players about before saying stuff like that. Hell I'd stage a public spat with one of my players and tell the rest of the locker room it's just a joke.
 
"I might have a little quickness on him, he's probably got a little more strength and power on me," Belichick said Monday on a conference call. "I don't think you'll see either of us out there making any blocks, or tackles, or runs throws or catches. At least you won't see me doing that. It's probably a good thing for our team."
 
Divisional round schedule (and my predictions):

Jet - Pats
Ravens - Steelers
Packers - Falcons
Seahawks - Bears

I like all of this, one of things I like about NFL is the unpredictability factor!

I’m convinced The Bears have a chance for NFC title, who knows maybe the Jets will get lucky, do everyone a favor?
 
I like all of this, one of things I like about NFL is the unpredictability factor!

I’m convinced The Bears have a chance for NFC title, who knows maybe the Jets will get lucky, do everyone a favor?

Its not even about luck, the Jets are a good team and the media etc have got a little carried away with the Patriots. It’s about execution on the day and keeping within touching distance if they go behind (one score or so), so they can stick to their ground and pound instead of exposing Sanchez. He was wildly inaccurate at times the other night; I even thought the Braylon Edwards catch at the end was too high. Perhaps his shoulder is a bigger factor than they are letting on. On the flip side, the Jets will have to get some heat on TFB, disguise their coverages and hope he has a stinker.
 
That's just Rex Ryan trying to keep the Pats on their toes. He'd love to get one foot in the door of the Superbowl, and he's not the sole player of mind games in the NFL.
 
I like all of this, one of things I like about NFL is the unpredictability factor!

I’m convinced The Bears have a chance for NFC title, who knows maybe the Jets will get lucky, do everyone a favor?

They used up all the luck in the Colts game imo. Expect to see another canter at Foxboro.
 
Wes Welker is a hero.

Just when you think the chatter between the Patriots and Jets couldn’t get any sillier, Patriots wide receiver Wes Welker stepped to the podium Thursday as if dared to see how many “foot” references he could cram in to a single media session. Behold:

1. On this week of preparation: “Everybody’s putting their best foot forward.”

2. On young players in the playoffs: “You can’t just stick your toe in the water. You gotta jump right in.”

3. On playing this year as opposed to last year: “It’s definitely different. You know, you’ve got your foot up in the air trying to get the swelling to go down. Definitely excited about the opportunity to get out there and have some fun.”

4. On the opportunity this week: “These are the games you play for. What you spend all year getting ready for and you just want to put your best foot forward.”

5. On Revis: “He’s got great feet.”

6. On Revis again: “He’s very patient, has good feet.”

7. On Deion Branch: “He runs some really good routes out there . . . He’s another guy with great feet and can really move around.”

8. On practice: “You want to make sure you’re putting your best foot forward out there and making it happen.”

9. More on practice: “Us going out there and being good little foot soliders and making sure we’re going out there and doing everything coach asks us to do.”

10. On seeing new things in the playoffs: “You definitely have to be on your toes and make sure you’re ready to go.”

Genius. Since this is clearly the most important post I’ll ever write at PFT, let’s analyze further.

Welker is deadpan as ever with his delivery, so there’s no way he can really be called out for it. A few clues indicate that it’s not just a coincidence. Jackie McMullen of ESPNBoston.com wrote a great feature on Welker. Part of it is about what a huge prankster he is.

“Put Wes, Matt [Cassel] and Larry Izzo in a room, and they are ‘The Three Stooges,’” Tom Brady said.

Welker got his first “foot” reference in on his first question and rarely let up in his ten minutes of talking. He also appears to be stifling a smile and/or laugh after his two most ridiculous references — No. 2 and No. 9.

Maybe it’s all a coincidence, but we really doubt it. And that would be no fun. We’ll continue to update you on this vitally important breaking story here at PFT.

Video here

Wes Welker Makes 11 References To Feet In One Press Conference
 
Cam Newton is a far better player and prospect than JaMarcus Russel ever was, that said I dont see him exactly lighting up the NFL
 
funny stuff but feet jokes are nothing compared to ryan's profile on that swingers site where he listed his likes, fantasies, and what he wanted to see other men do to his wife. a lot more embarrassing.

Wait what?
 
Jets cornerback Drew Coleman injured his knee and unclear if he will play against the Pats.

What's this about Rex's fantasies?
 
Feet are disgusting. I don’t understand why someone would have a foot fetish so have no interest in finding out what else that man gets up to. Speaking of the Jets, I don’t mind the things Sexy Rexy has said this week but what an idiot Cromartie is. You have fathered nine children, with eight women living in six states and Brady is the asshole? For ‘pointing’ at your sideline during a game? When your players are doing the Dougie over defenders after scoring a touchdown?

I would not mind a loss in the AFC championship game, as it has already been an enjoyable season, but not to the feckin Jets. I am not emotionally prepared to lose this game or think about it all the way until the start of the next season. If there even is a season that is. For fecks sake.
 
I don't get the foot fetish either. I once saw a clip of a chick giving a guy a foot job then him ejaculating on her feet. I don't see how that can turn on a single person.
 
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Well I see the refs are favoring the Steelers today. Sigh.

Heap is interfered on third and long - no call, Ravens punt.

Wallace pulls Wilson's arm on a long pass play and the official calls interference on Wilson. Steelers go on to score.
 
And yet another... Baltimore received called for PI on the same play a Steelers defender leads with his helmet, which is illegal, and injures his own teammate on the tackle.

Can it get more obvious?
 
Another fumble and Ravens have the ball - Steelers have no challenges (won't have made any difference). Great chance for Ravens to go 2 TDs up.

Edit: TD Ravens 21-7 up
 
Terrible 3rd quarter for the Ravens - 2 turnovers & 2 TD's for the Steelers. 21-21.
 
And another turnover from the snap. Stadium is rocking, the Ravens are crumbling.
 
24-24, 3:54 to play.

Ravens returned the punt for a TD, but a penalty flag brought that play back, then Boldin dropped the ball in the endzone, so they have to settle for the FG.
 
Terrific catch! Steelers with 1st-and-goal at the 2-minute warning.
 
TD Steelers.

31-24 Steelers, 1:33 to go Ravens have 1 TO.