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I just hope the Bungles lose to STL this week, that will open the door for us to take the division. If they do beat the Rams, then this game has much less meaning overall. That being said, I am hoping for a win here with a dominant offensive performance to put the rest of the NFL on notice that the Steeler's are going to be the team nobody wants to face come playoff time. I also want AB to put up 200+ yards this week!
I thought so but someone posted that common games come first.Originally Posted by teegre
Holy crap!!!
I've always thought that the AFC record came next. Mind blown!!!
Thanks, man.
NFL LEADERS THROUGH WEEK 11
Nobody has been sacked more than Russell Wilson, who has 35.
Thomas Rawls is the new leader in overall yards per carry at 5.98 with Williams second at 5.80. Rawls also is best on first-down carries, averaging 6.9 yards then.
http://www.scout.com/nfl/story/16158...ing-plate?s=68
Same here. Makes sense that it would. Also makes sense that common opponents would come first.
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So our best chance of overtaking the Bengals is them losing to the Rams (better overall record) because I can not see them losing to the Browns who are once again in QB turmoil or the Flaccoless Ravens.
Our field position was in the drain all season.
Agreed. Not to mention serving the blubbering emo manginas known as the Seahawks fanbase a heaping helping of STFU.
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Gag.Agreed. Not to mention serving the blubbering emo manginas known as the Seahawks fanbase a heaping helping of STFU.
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LOL, they're still crying about the SB loss.Agreed. Not to mention serving the blubbering emo manginas known as the Seahawks fanbase a heaping helping of STFU.
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