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jasper5408 United States. Sep 15 2009 19:39. Posts 820

i'm a sports fan. i'm grateful that i can now watch football. because i was really getting tired of baseball.

btw how popular is american football outside of us? (specifically ca + europe)

anyway some comments:
1) weird 1st monday night football where both teams that should have won both lost =.= i feel sorry for the bills and the raiders.

2) when brady got the ball back with 2 min that was kinda fun to watch. i mean as soon as the pats got the turnover i pretty much just said "brady time gg." its really an amazing thing to watch. he's such a clutch performer.

3) i always thought t.o was a big douche but after watching the t.o show and seeing some more of his personality he doesn't seem to be as big of an asshole as the media made him out to be.

4) football seems a lot more even this year. i think lots of teams can reach the superbowl so i am excited for this season.

5) i'm a greenbay packers fan (as well as a brett favre fan although he's being quite an ass). i think the packers can do extremely well this year and i hope the best for mr. rogers.

5) favre looked good and i'm happy for percy harvin as well ( i go to uf). peterson can single handedly win games by himself. the vikings should be a potentially fun team to watch.

6) can't help but root for sanchez because of his sick stellar performance. such a joke that stafford gets the bigger contract. i hope sanchez can keep on performing at a high level. also i always like jay cutler's cockiness but he blew it up the asshole last night. please be stellar again.

7) the clear tier 1 teams i think are the packers/giants/pats/chargers/steelers and i think the tier 2 teams can very easily bump into the superbowl as well vikings/eagles/colts/ravens/saints

8) i think the cardinals/cowboys/titans have like no chance despite doing rather well last year.

and just a fun fact a friend texted me:
The following coaches are now out of the NFL: Tony Dungy, Mike Shanahan, Bill Cowher, Mike Holmgren and Marty Schottenheimer. Combined record: 4,512-175 (approximate). Meanwhile, the following coaches are still in the NFL: Dick Jauron, Brad Childress, Tom Cable, Wade Phillips. Combined record: 109-978 (approximate)

The best thing about football???

basketball season is right right around the corner^^

p.s congratulations to del porto i saw you win against nadal and roddick in the us. open series smashing the ball flat fantastically. it's great to see a different type of player competing in tennis.

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rockman255 Canada. Sep 15 2009 19:47. Posts 4471

amen, baseball bores me, i can appreciate that it has a ton of merit but for some reason i just cant get into it(insert snide toronto blue jays comment here). yaaay football and basketball !

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shaneomac United States. Sep 15 2009 19:53. Posts 4245

that approximation is way off for the first set of coaches. shanahan himself has nearly 100 losses, and idk how the other coaches are going to make up 4.5k games. thats ludacris. but ya funny to think bout how bad some of the coaches now are. schot was never THAT great in his own right, but the others are v good.

Critterer United Kingdom. Sep 15 2009 22:33. Posts 5337

i follow american football but in general its barely payed any attention to in the UK,

except the superbowl, where the entire country pretends for one day that they love american football haha

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jasper5408 United States. Sep 15 2009 23:50. Posts 820

On September 15 2009 21:33 Critterer wrote:
i follow american football but in general its barely payed any attention to in the UK,

except the superbowl, where the entire country pretends for one day that they love american football haha

lol that's such an interesting facet of UK culture

jasper5408 United States. Sep 15 2009 23:52. Posts 820

On September 15 2009 18:53 shaneomac wrote:
that approximation is way off for the first set of coaches. shanahan himself has nearly 100 losses, and idk how the other coaches are going to make up 4.5k games. thats ludacris. but ya funny to think bout how bad some of the coaches now are. schot was never THAT great in his own right, but the others are v good.

i'm sure he skewed the numbers picking best/worst single season years of those coaches. but i think his point is pretty valid :D

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