[attachment=49404:img009.jpg][attachment=49404:img009.jpg][attachment=49404:img0
9.jpg]
What a team...

Amazing how many people want to see this team fall on it's face...

These guys are and have been THE team of the decade

 

Not a huge Patriot fan but man they are looking stronger than ever this year! Averaging 35 points a game in the NFL is huge...

 

I have always disliked the Patriots, but I can't anymore.

They got some of my favorite players on their team now. Moss, Stallworth, Welker. It would be great to see Randy win a super bowl.


Anyways Go Cowboys!

 

"kscarrol" Looks like LSU took top spot in the AP poll. They will lock in the top spot next week in all the polls when they beat Florida.

 

Yes, but I have to tell you, we're all laughing here in Louisiana. The joke is that clearly the press didn't wake up early enough to see what an awful first half LSU played! Frankly I would rather not have had Florida lose before coming to town, now they're pissed and looking for revenge. Oh well, should be a great game, as long as both teams show up to play.

 

Well, LSU won a heck of a ballgame but at the end of the game I couldn't help but think of JDN. He was a big supporter of the Gators and we had talked about our love of both our teams.

 

He was a great man, that's for sure...

 

Monday Night Football...a good time was had by all! (That is unless you are a Baltimore Ravens fan...)

Here we go Steelers, here we go!

Steelers hammer Ravens, 38-7; season moves to 6-2
Monday, November 05, 2007
By Ed Bouchette, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Ben Roethlisberger tied a Steelers record with five touchdown passes and linebacker James Harrison looked like Greg Lloyd and Jack Ham rolled into one as the Steelers humbled the Baltimore Ravens 38-7 tonight at Heinz Field.

Roethlisberger left the game briefly in the third quarter with a hip injury when linebacker Terrell Suggs shoved him out of bounds after he completed a pass. Charlie Batch replaced him but Roethlisberger returned to start the fourth quarter after missing just six plays.

He handed off twice and was sacked on that series and coach Mike Tomlin sent Batch back in with 11:37 to go and the Steelers leading by 31.

Wearing their throwback jerseys and playing before their 75th Season all-time team, the Steelers ran out to a 35-7 halftime lead and sat on the Ravens the rest of the way.

They played as well last night as any of those previous 74 teams. It's not likely any of the 33 players on their all-time team that was introduced at halftime had a better half than Roethlisberger and Harrison.

Roethlisberger threw two touchdown passes of 15 and 35 yards to Santonio Holmes, two more to Nate Washington of 30 and 7 yards and one to Heath Miller of 17.

The victory lifted the Steelers (6-2) two games over Baltimore (4-4), the defending AFC North Division champs, and one game over their opponent next week, Cleveland (5-3).

 

Best part of the game was Hines Ward's blocks, he drilled Reed. That was great!

The Patriots vs. Colts game didn't live up to the hype. I really think it was mostly Manning's fault they lost the game, not his best game. They were missing some great players like Harrison. But take nothing away from the Patriots, they are on a mission. It's going to take a physical team, you need to hit them in the mouth. Maybe take Brady or Moss out of the game, then someone will have a chance.

Saints are making a good run after a dismal start. I knew that had it in them, they have a lot talent on that team.


Go Cowboys!!!!