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NFL Week 11

I think the Pack's pass rush will give the Pats fits (Kampman's leading the league in sacks and each of the linebackers last game got to the QB... I personally enjoyed the Brad Johnson sandwich between two slices of Barnett and Hawk) but Favre's going to have to have another flawless game to pull one out over New England.

Wow, I am looking forward to seeing the Chargers and Broncos after the Cincy game last week. The West has got to be the toughest division out there with two legitimate Super Bowl contenders and one team that can go deep (despite the loss to Miami)... if only the Raiduhs could pick themselves up off the floor (which doesn't seem like this week at KC or any time in the near future).

Also, Dallas and Indy could be tight... and the Giants and Jaguars coudl be a good one, too. I will be interested to see how Vick responds against the Ravens give his pretty poor performances teh past couple of weeks... the Dirty Birds seem to have that bad habit at playing at their competition's level, whatever the level.
 
Jeff Martinez said:
+7

Don't forget that Plummer is going to complete 100% with no interceptions!!!

GO DONKEYS!!!!!!!


Actually , that is probably the most realistic of all the statements.

Say what you will about the Broncos, but they will play a great game, of this I am certain. Im willing to make some wagers on this.

And for the record, these "donkeys" could stomp those cheese heads into a creamy limburger.
 
page said:
Better to choke in the midst of the game than to choke on potato chips on the couch while watching the game from home as Brett Farve and the rest of the cheesers likely will .


So how does a kid from Mississippi end up a donkeys fan anyway?
Perhaps a FRONTRUNNER from the late 90s, who was just cheering for the winning team?
 
cheezewiz said:
So how does a kid from Mississippi end up a donkeys fan anyway?
Perhaps a FRONTRUNNER from the late 90s, who was just cheering for the winning team?


My Dad was born in Denver and my mom lived there from age 18 to age 34. I was born and lived there till I was 7. My Dad has been a hardcore Bronco fan since before Elway was on the team. I guess I inherited it from them . To tell you the truth I barely remember super bowl 98. Though I do have some memories of the game vs the Packers. So no I did not jump on the bandwagon after the superbowl wins, I don't think I knew what a bandwagon was back then. Though, even if I had become a fan back then, to stick with them through the Greasey years makes me more of a fan than most.


As for the wagers, I'll take both of you on! If I lose, I'll weild double sigs created by ya'll. I never said the Chargers would be a waltz , they will put up a fight. Forgive me for offending you cheeze and picking my team to win.
 
page said:
My Dad was born in Denver and my mom lived there from age 18 to age 34. I was born and lived there till I was 7. My Dad has been a hardcore Bronco fan since before Elway was on the team. I guess I inherited it from them . To tell you the truth I barely remember super bowl 98. Though I do have some memories of the game vs the Packers. So no I did not jump on the bandwagon after the superbowl wins, I don't think I knew what a bandwagon was back then. Though, even if I had become a fan back then, to stick with them through the Greasey years makes me more of a fan than most.


As for the wagers, I'll take both of you on! If I lose, I'll weild double sigs created by ya'll. I never said the Chargers would be a waltz , they will put up a fight. Forgive me for offending you cheeze and picking my team to win.


I aint offended Page, and it ain't my bet. Just curious if you were on abarks action. A reasonable explanation for being a Donkeys fan. I was just curious.