Packers beat the Redskins.. ^_^
Go Pack Go!
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spacecase33
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matterbug wrote:Packers beat the Redskins.. ^_^
Go Pack Go!
Uh oh...we have a rabid Redskins fan across the hall. I don't mind the Packers myself...I'm just surprised I didn't hear her screaming about the loss over there! My roommate and I are pretty big Eagles fans (fly, Eagles, fly...), and I think we're going to have to barricade our door on November 21 when the two teams play!
Yay for the Eagles being 7-0!
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I'm looking forward to the Bengals - Steelers game this weekend.
The Steelers will probably crush the Bengals, but the Bengals DO tend to do a little better at home. Maybe they'll play a good game.
Plus, we're going to Pittsburgh this Thanksgiving to visit relatives. I hope the Bengals win so I get the bragging rights.
Plus, we're going to Pittsburgh this Thanksgiving to visit relatives. I hope the Bengals win so I get the bragging rights.
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As good as the Falcons' record is right now, I really don't think they (or anyone else as of now) is really a threat to Philadelphia right now.
I hear the Falcons are way too one-dimensional (excel at rushing, struggle with passing). It's pretty hard beating a team when your offense is one-dimensional like that (remember the Dallas vs. New Orleans game last weekend?).
Heh, and it seems like Philadelphia faces off against Dallas this weekend. Although Owens may be out, I'm sure Philadelphia will have no trouble at all lighting up Dallas' secondary.
I hear the Falcons are way too one-dimensional (excel at rushing, struggle with passing). It's pretty hard beating a team when your offense is one-dimensional like that (remember the Dallas vs. New Orleans game last weekend?).
Heh, and it seems like Philadelphia faces off against Dallas this weekend. Although Owens may be out, I'm sure Philadelphia will have no trouble at all lighting up Dallas' secondary.



