brett favre is having fun

and they certainly weren't playing that great yesterday, regardless of their normal talent set.

Pats played a sensible, no-risk game against a team they knew they could contain on defense. the only time i was concerned on either side of the ball was when Cassel kept getting sacked over and over again in the 3rd quarter, like he needed 30 seconds to make a pass. but i was impressed that all that time he didn't do anything stupid with the ball.

the biggest question mark was over Maroney. a lot of running backs had bad weekends and he was down there with the worst of them.

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^^^^ what is this

i'm sure they're skilled and they're most certainly well-coached, but they haven't really played anyone approaching good, have they?

the regular season is what, 10 days old?

and they certainly weren't playing that great yesterday, regardless of their normal talent set.

no, they weren't great but they weren't terrible either. the biggest blunder i can recall was the moss(?) catch across the middle of the field. run defense was acceptable, esp. when it was apparent they were defending against the pass every down. i definitely do not like it when a defense plays down to the level of their opponent though, makes it too hard to ratchet it up against a good team.

one thing i noticed yesterday about the pats defensive rotation, jerod mayo was the only linebacker in every package. maybe because he's the only one with an age lower than his uniform number but he was in there the whole f'ing game.

you are too defensive! we're just saying, they looked average. not bad. not good. just ok.* no blunders but nothing special either, and the main reason the jets looked really bad was less to do with great defense than it was to do with st. brett being a mental patient.

* this is because they are all john mccain's age, obviously.

ugh, i am terribly familiar with teams playing down to the level of their opponent, i was worried the stupid giants were going to do that yesterday and just squeak out this small victory against a team as terrible as the damned rams because that is what they ALWAYS do but hurrah someone woke the dummies up.

anyway, it is not like the ancient status of their defense is going to give them a .500 or less record, i mean wouldn't worry if i was you. hell, the only reason you might not win the division is because buffalo is suddenly thinking it is awesome for some reason.

but mainly i think the reason everyone is pointing out that the pats weren't looking tooooo hot yesterday is because everyone loves it when brett favre goes into "touched" mode.

schef, we're saying the same thing, the pats d did what they always do, give up huge gains then hold on for dear life in the red zone.

the d kind of reminds me of the 2005 pats where they tried to turn it on and turn it off like a faucet despite there never being one team in the history of the league to have had any success at doing that. THAT concerns me more than the loss of brady actually. at least you know the o-line and qb won't be taking any plays off.

i think that their d has been better than this, previously. but they are so olllldddd that i feel bad for them, sometimes. and yes, agreed re: brady.

yeah it definitely has been. the d-backfield isn't as bad as i feared it would be going into the season though.

luckily for them they have a bye week in miami coming up then have week 4 off.

lol miami when will they get kicked out of the league already?

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omar i feel like its a sign that you leave when favre has such a good day

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nice jorts

wow what is that

fuck i wish the eagles had a bye week so i would have started funboy

http://fifthdown.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/10/06/favre-adds-prank-to-list-of-greatest-hits/

ok so this is like "serial killer behavior" not "prankster behavior"

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where did he even get a wild turkey in north jersey

he should've done us all a favor and shot the extreme cardinal

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When did Brett pose for Tom of Finland?

"Barton said he had no plans for payback"

such a cuckold

finally its come to this with our economy
https://www.greatqb.com/flare/next

i love when they talk about athletes being pranksters and when all is said and done, their antics just make them sounds like destructive jerks.

(see the antics of one arenas, gilbert)

brett favre calls tony romo to offer encouragement

PALS

Best QB Friends

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<3

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do you think its hard for brett to keep up with romo's high iq

Although there seems to be some unjustified question about Romo's toughness, Favre has no such doubts, lavishing praise on a player whose reckless style and fun-loving nature on the field has been compared to the future Hall of Famer who holds virtually every significant NFL record for quarterbacks.

romo looks like early-stage jocelyn wildenstein in that pic imo

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Other guys known to have a lot of fun: Byron Leftwich, Carson Palmer, Matt Hasselback, Drew Brees, Joey Harrington and Jake Delhomme

― Allyzay Eisenschefter (allyzay)

;_;

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=garber_greg&id=3715767&lpos=spotlight&lid=tab2pos1

I note twelve instances of the word "fun" in this article, not including its appearance in the word "funereal".

oh man so much fun in that article

: D

He lined up linebacker Eric Barton for an emphatic butt-slap and, later, caught backup quarterback Kellen Clemens with the same stinging, signature maneuver.

"He's changed the culture totally," said wide receiver Jerricho Cotchery. "When I first met him, he was saying that the two things he was going to do was score touchdowns and have fun. And we've been scoring touchdowns, and we've been having a lot of fun."

having fun vs managing the game <- which is more annoying??

also, peyton is totally cute in that photo @ start of this thread!

http://www.nypost.com/seven/12312008/sports/jets/bill_tells_jets_look_elsewhere__favre_to_146662.htm

breaking: cowher doesn't want to coach little lord favre

lil lord favreleroy

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