Caught Deion saying last interception of Farve, "he was just trying to make a play"?
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8FOR!3;3255062 said:
Haters will hate. You have to admit, it has been Favre overload this season on the networks.
As for his decision to try to get a few extra yards to get his team in true FG range. Well' that is his job. Even though his leg was hurt, it looked like he maybe could have gotten a couple of yards more by running...so a 56 yarder is maybe a 53-54 yarder. Who knows, those windows close quickly. His kicker had hit one from 52 this year. If he throws it out of bounds or incomplete, the result is still almost surely overtime at 56 yards. He was just late throwing over the middle--which is the kiss of death. But again, a pick or an interception are probably one in the same at 56 yards out. Nobody can say if that play cost them anything except a shot at a career-long FG for their kicker.
I'm sure he'd run for it in hindsite.
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After last night watching Deion bloviate, I wrote this......
On the NFL Network, Deion was saying that the Vikings were the better team and Irvin disagreed saying no, tonight the Saints were the better team. They got into an argument and the coach said turnovers are a part of the game and just about ended the argument. Primetime helped his teams over the years with turnovers and he should have understood that point. Mariuchi said that no matter if you move up and down the field you can't turn it over and that NO has been doing that all year long so it shouldn't have come as a surprise.
On the NFL Network, Deion was saying that the Vikings were the better team and Irvin disagreed saying no, tonight the Saints were the better team. They got into an argument and the coach said turnovers are a part of the game and just about ended the argument. Primetime helped his teams over the years with turnovers and he should have understood that point. Mariuchi said that no matter if you move up and down the field you can't turn it over and that NO has been doing that all year long so it shouldn't have come as a surprise.
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Lord Favre giveth and he taketh away.
The Vikes would have been no where near the playoffs had they been stuck with Tavaris Jackson. He put them in position to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in his typical fashion.
After knocking the Cowboys out last week, I couldn't care less how they did it, I just wanted them to lose and they obliged.
Go Colts!
The Vikes would have been no where near the playoffs had they been stuck with Tavaris Jackson. He put them in position to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in his typical fashion.
After knocking the Cowboys out last week, I couldn't care less how they did it, I just wanted them to lose and they obliged.
Go Colts!
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I liked what Romo said after the game last week about having to earn that home field. At least this season, the value of it was undeniable for dome teams. I really think you could have substitued Dallas' team for Saints last night in New Orleans with tat loud crowd behind them and the game would have been a tossup as well. The Vikes did not have the advantage on D they enjoyed last week and the saints instead had that same trump card.gaylemike;3255118 said:
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Bret Favre throwing picks to blow playoff games is as AUTOMATIC as Deion Sanders' ability was to purposely avoiding open-field tackles. These two can HAVE each other and their lovefest!
