in the post-game press conference yesterday.
the Packers even though they lost, as they fought back from a big deficit. Easily the best game of the playoffs so far.
Packers played well. Cardinals almost let this one slip away. Can't believe it ended with a defensive score. On to New Orleans - that too should be a good game.
is that Vegas will favor the Saints, but the Cardinals have a hell of a team and are real tough when all systems are go.
Maybe last years appearance in the Super Bowl wasn't a fluke for the Cards. Next weeks game should be more of the same. Remember the Packers defense was ranked #2.
and deliver like he did earlier in the season before the Cowboy put that ass whipping on them. They haven't been the same since then.
Both defenses (especially secondaries ) were inept & ugly.
The NO/Arizona could be just as crazy, and the over/under is only 57.
some defense in these games. The rules and are their application thereof favors the offensive, offensively. Larry Fitzgerald should have been called for offensive pass interference for example.
I don't understand how you can appreciate offensive if there is not resistance. It's become too much like basketball on grass err..turf.
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The Jets won. No matter what else happened, we have another game. And if you have another game, victory is possible...
after the playoffs. If he does pull the plug, I wish his the best of luck. he's been a class act throughout his career. Not bad for a former grocery store stock boy.
Just like last year. One of his options is to retire. He also said in an interview yesterday, that he doesn't want to retire EARLY. In his post game interview he mentioned he will not make a decision until he plays the last game of the season, whenever that is. He is also very close to Q (Anquan Boldin) and probably wants to see what the Cards do with him. May I ask what reports you are referring to?
although I can't remember where I heard it, quite frankly. For the time being, it's still rumor.
in the post-game press conference yesterday.