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still want to know what derogatory comments i made pal?

what?

i said did AR sleep with your missus. assuming you are hetro male like majority on here

when you said do you mean my husband that narrows it down to homosexual man or a hetro women. i simply asked which. did not ridicule.

maybe you will learn not to chat shit about gb and packers in future. this week has clearly given you a mental breakdown!

AR not best qb debate
GB not best of wildcard bunch


still makes me laugh ahahah

thing is if you would just apologise for going OTT last month and making out like i didnt have nfl knowledge do you really think i would be hammering you right now?

basic human politeness, i have to teach you.

its clear you are gutted about getting GB/AR horribly wrong,even worse that i ende dup being 100% right

now you want to make new predictions to claw yourself back lol. its funny

CCFC88 said:

Calm down, yes you're on a 3 game win streak, 2 of which were Houston and Philly.

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how is 7 in a row for you? :woot::woot::woot::woot::woot:

also houston still in playoffs right now ahahah

didnt think this could get any better/worse

CCFC88 said:

That runs about to come to an abrupt end, Dallas will do what Dallas do best, run the ball, control the control the clock, a couple of long hits to Dez, Keep the GB offence cold on the sidelines

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CCFC88 said:

I think its a nice matchup for GB, Dallas coming off a bye could be out of the swing of things.

I think you'll lose to Seattle in the Championship game if that makes you feel better?

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whats going on mate/dear?

1 min you pick gb
next you say they will lose

why cant you stick to one opinion? lmao

gift that keeps giving you are

just apologise and we can have a clean state i promise

ajsccfc said:

I'm going
Atlanta (jinx)
Green Bay
Kansas
New England

Then a Green Bay-Kansas City Super Bowl because there's still a twist to come somewhere

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I've a friend who's a KC fan that I'll be watching the Superbowl with so that's the matchup I'm hoping for.

ok its a brand new day so im happy to start clean slate if you are ccfc88? ive got it off my chest now!

gb-dallas will be a shoot out i think,very high scoring. with AR gb have a great chamce but dallas had a dominant season and are playing at home so they have to be the favourites. 60/40 to dallas id say. maybe 55/45

if gb dont win it i would like

dallas(provided i dont hate them after a loss like we have had last few years in playoffs as that would leave me bitter)
kansas
atlanta

no pats! even though you gotta admire that dynasty

nfl have ranked the remaining qbs for reliability in the playoffs. i would agree with list 100%,even rodgers not being top because brady has been to the big one multiple times.

1) Tom Brady, New England Patriots

Brady dominates the playoff record books. He's started 31 postseason games (the most by any player at any position), with the most 300-yard passing games (10), completions (738), passing yards (7,957) and passing touchdowns (56) ever. I thought Brady was at the height of his powers about four years ago, but -- incredibly, for a 39-year-old quarterback -- he just keeps raising that bar. Despite missing Rob Gronkowski for much of the season, Brady posted unbelievable numbers, including the best touchdown-to-interception ratio (28:2) in NFL history. And while he'll be without Gronk in these playoffs, he will have Martellus Bennett, LeGarrette Blount and Michael Floyd at his disposal -- unlike in last season's playoffs, which ended with a loss to the Broncos in the AFC title match. Brady doesn't seem to lose games and is so smooth at everything he does. He's a playmaker who never gives the ball away, and his combination of experience and ability puts him at the top of this list.

2) Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers
You could flip Rodgers and Brady pretty easily, with Rodgers getting slightly dinged for the lackluster (at least, for him) start to the season. I've never seen anyone flip a switch like Rodgers did down the stretch. Through his first 10 games in 2016, he had a TD-to-INT ratio of 25:7 and a passer rating of 96.0; over his next seven games (including last week's wild-card win over the Giants), he threw an astounding 19 touchdown passes against zero picks while posting a passer rating of 121.7. Last week, he posted his sixth playoff game with a passer rating of 110 or better, tying Joe Montana and Brady for the most in NFL history -- and Rodgers has only played in 14 postseason games. I worry about the offense potentially being without Jordy Nelson, but Rodgers will still have Davante Adams, Randall Cobb and Jared Cook to throw to -- and Rodgers is still the improvisational wizard who pulled the Packers here after a 4-6 start.

3) Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers
Roethlisberger's toughness puts him here, along with his big-game and playoff experience; consider that his 12 playoff wins are the seventh-most in the NFL since 1950. His career playoff completion percentage (61.9) is a little misleading, because he's improved significantly since leading the Steelers to a title in his second pro season. Yes, his recent playoff performances have taken a dip (2-4 over his last six playoff outings, with a TD-to-INT ratio of 7:7), and there's a foot injury to keep an eye on. But he's been to three Super Bowls and won two, and it's hard to look past that.

4) Matt Ryan, Atlanta Falcons



Going off this regular season alone, Ryan would rank ahead of Big Ben, given that he led the NFL with a passer rating of 117.1 -- the fourth-highest single-season passer rating in NFL history -- while pushing Atlanta to 11 wins and the NFC South title. But a spotty playoff resume -- 1-4 with a 9:7 touchdown-to-interception ratio and a passer rating of 85.2 -- keeps him slotted at No. 4. Ryan could very well make good on his stellar regular season with a legacy-changing postseason run, but as of now, the track record just isn't there, especially when you consider that he posted two or more giveaways in four of his five playoff games thus far.

5) Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks
A series of injuries this season seemed to severely limit Wilson's mobility, and while he played without a knee brace in last week's win over the Lions, he also posted a negative rushing total (-3) for just the fourth time in 91 career games (including playoffs). Otherwise, he'd probably be up over Ryan. Wilson has made the playoffs in all five of his NFL seasons, posting 18 touchdown passes against nine picks with a career playoff passer rating of 95.9. He also has eight playoff wins in that span, more than anyone in the league. The thing that stands out the most about him is his ability to keep plays -- and the Seahawks -- alive. Think about the epic reversal he helped marshal in Seattle two years ago, coming back from an extremely rough start to push the Seahawks past the Packers for the NFC title.

6) Alex Smith, Kansas City Chiefs
Smith's career playoff passer rating of 99.1 is the third best among active quarterbacks with at least three playoff starts, while his win-loss record (2-3) is mitigated by the fact that his teams lost those games by a combined margin of 11 points. He can make people miss and has pretty good accuracy; moreover, he won't lose any games for you with a bad pass or play. But he also won't win a lot of games for you; he doesn't seem to be able to make that one, decisive play. He has a pretty high floor but a fairly limited ceiling, which keeps him from climbing any higher here.

7) Dak Prescott, Dallas Cowboys



Prescott is difficult to evaluate, only because his playoff resume is nonexistent. Based on what I saw during his off-the-charts debut season, I think he has a very good chance of becoming the first rookie quarterback in NFL history to start and win a Super Bowl. Everybody's wondering when he'll fail, but I think he'll just get better and better in every big game he plays, with no real weaknesses revealing themselves as the year wore on. I was especially struck by the way he followed a Week 14 loss to the Giants with monster performances against the Buccaneers and Lions. Still, he's never been on this stage before. While I'm expecting big things, we do have to wait for him to accomplish something in the postseason before ranking him above his more experienced peers.

8) Brock Osweiler, Houston Texans
Osweiler is in a distant, distant eighth place on this list. The fact that the Broncos turned to Peyton Manning -- who had been terrible all year long -- rather than give Osweiler his first career playoff reps last season is telling, as is the fact that he was benched in Houston just three weeks ago. Though he has strong receivers to throw to, Osweiler failed to pass for more than 200 yards per game while tallying a TD-to-INT ratio of 15:16 this season. That said, he looked like a completely different player in the Texans' wild-card win over the Raiders, posting a modest line (14 of 25 for 168 yards with one touchdown, zero picks and a passer rating of 90.1) that seriously exceeded my expectations for him, based on his ragged regular season. I think there's a chance that growth is sustainable, because he does have talent, but there's no question that at this point, he's far less trustworthy than any of his playoff peers.

Wilson playing with a brace on a week after spanging his MCL was amazing, I did mine in August and I couldn't even lie on my left side for a few weeks. Either he's more of a primo athlete than me or my injury was the likes he's never seen, one of the two

ajsccfc said:

Wilson playing with a brace on a week after spanging his MCL was amazing, I did mine in August and I couldn't even lie on my left side for a few weeks. Either he's more of a primo athlete than me or my injury was the likes he's never seen, one of the two

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depends really, would you pass on the goalline or run?

Anyone who's seen me throw would know I'm all about the rush.

ive been playing madden 16 alot last week or so. taught me alot about different plays and formations. quick toss to running back usually gets some good yardage!

covcity4life said:

ive been playing madden 16 alot last week or so. taught me alot about different plays and formations. quick toss to running back usually gets some good yardage!

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I used to play Madden years ago.

With me it was quick toss and THEN give it to the running back.

im really enjoying it. trap run on 3rd and 1 always!

On Madden 14 or 15 I stormed to success on the Percy Harvin jet sweep play. Nobody could touch him

anyone have 16? lets play online

Unfortunately we only have the Wii and they stopped making Madden for the Wii and WiiU.

We are still on Madden 74.

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Gave the Pats what for here, Harvin going for nearly 300. Met Obama at the White House after winning the lot, nice guy. I wonder if EA will put Trump in to 18?

Chargers to LA is official - Chargers to Relocate to Los Angeles

dont like how american clubs move like that. wasps esque

lit up someone online with 55 pts yesterday #madden16

Madden 16 is quality, you have to play 4 min quarters to have a decent game though so take a fair bit of time, I don't always get much time to play on it these days as my youngest is always on FIFA or PvZ

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stupot07 said:

Madden 16 is quality, you have to play 4 min quarters to have a decent game though so take a fair bit of time, I don't always get much time to play on it these days as my youngest is always on FIFA or PvZ

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yeah online default is 6 mins. makes for a great game but takes 30 mins up for each game.

i need to improve on defence. other team seem to scor every drive lately. last night i started using dime-all out blitz and the guy coudnt handle it. im sure a better player would have punished me with some passing though.

covcity4life said:

yeah online default is 6 mins. makes for a great game but takes 30 mins up for each game.

i need to improve on defence. other team seem to scor every drive lately. last night i started using dime-all out blitz and the guy coudnt handle it. im sure a better player would have punished me with some passing though.

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I would just blitz all day long. Much more fun.

ajsccfc said:

Chargers to LA is official - Chargers to Relocate to Los Angeles

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Only heard this today be interesting to see how they do as the second team in la

Moving to the LA Galaxy stadium too which is tiny by NFL standards. They'll eventually share that new stadium with the Rams so not sure why they don't just move in with them in the Coliseum now?

Here we go