Speaking of Super Showdowns- tomorrow, I'll go into the NFC and Interconference games over the final three weeks that are must-circle on the calendar.
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Tonight's game marks only the fourth time in MNF history that both teams were 9-2 or better.
Interestingly enough, the other three were ALL in San Francisco
1987- Bears (10-2) at Niners (10-2)
1989- Giants (9-2) at Niners (9-2)
1990- Giants (10-1) at Niners (10-1)
The Niners won all three games.
Interestingly enough, the other three were ALL in San Francisco
1987- Bears (10-2) at Niners (10-2)
1989- Giants (9-2) at Niners (9-2)
1990- Giants (10-1) at Niners (10-1)
The Niners won all three games.
To quote Pete Carroll....."I'm pumped and jacked"!!!!
GO PATRIOTS!!!!!!!!! :up
What's the other super showdown?? Jets-Steelers?
What about last night's game?
I hope he was talking about the Ravens and Steelers from last night as well as tonight's game.
but your right, Jets and Steelers in a few weeks.
Don't know about you, but I've grown to dislike the Jets this year.
Btw, stay close to Santonio tonight, he seems to come up with HUGE plays when they need it most, like the last three games.
Great win last night, Jimbo! :up
BTW, I've always respected Big Ben as a tough player, but after last night my respect is off the charts!! THAT is one tough SOB!!!
Great win last night, Jimbo! :up
BTW, I've always respected Big Ben as a tough player, but after last night my respect is off the charts!! THAT is one tough SOB!!!
I think Ben was asked about whether or not the Raven player would be fined for the hit that broke his nose ....
He chuckled and said he doubted it.
As much as the Steelers and Pats are always in a battle for playoff positions, I'm rooting for the Rays tonight.
Someone quipped today that maybe Harrison would be fined for the hit on Ben.
To let the management AGREE to trading a franchise QB, franchise WR and a possible franchise RB....he really cannot be completely to blame...but then again, you cannot fire ownership.... The Raider Nation has wanted that for years!!
If last night's Ravens/Steelers game, a battle of 8-3 teams, was must-see TV, then the upcoming Broncos/Cardinals game on Sunday- a battle of 3-9 teams- is must-flee TV.
Tonight's game is proof of why the Patriots crave AFC home-field advantage.
New England is crazy good at the Razor.
New England is crazy good at the Razor.
But not always against the Jets. In fact, going into tonight's game the Jets were 4-5 all time at Gillette. Conversely, the Pats had won eight in a row against NYJ at the Meadowlands before losing the last two.
That was a definitive statement game by the Pats- it's as if they were saying, "We are the team to beat."
