Giantone
12-31-2007, 11:54 AM
I could see a Redskins game at Texas stadium in two weeks. But the Giants will not make it to the divisionals. And even if I am wrong about the divisonals, they surely will not win at Lambeau.
After the way the Cowboys tried to play at FedEx you should be very worried.........Skins and the Giants are riding a high while the Cowboys and Packers are not but my main worry right now is Jeff Garcia if he's reall healthy he can hurt us.Gibbs has a good record against the West and the Hawks.
hurrykaine
12-31-2007, 11:58 AM
The NFC East isn't down anymore! Not only are we well represented, but the chances one from the East will make the SB are good.
With the e-girls finishing with a win, it makes our division seem to be the toughest!
Of course, I don't think the g-nomes, or the cow-not-quite-men are worthy of their respective seeds right now, since we've beaten both soundly!
Yes, that's two years in a row that the NFC East has had 3 teams in the playoffs.
724Skinsfan
12-31-2007, 12:02 PM
How often has there been a division in which no team finished with a losing record?
BrunellMVP?
12-31-2007, 12:04 PM
giants will beat the bucs, and the skins will beat the hawks.
i think both wins will be fairly convincing.
Who's flying down to Dallas with me when this manifests?
sandtrapjack
12-31-2007, 12:46 PM
After the way the Cowboys tried to play at FedEx you should be very worried.........Skins and the Giants are riding a high while the Cowboys and Packers are not but my main worry right now is Jeff Garcia if he's reall healthy he can hurt us.Gibbs has a good record against the West and the Hawks.
Not concerned about that. The Cowboys did not try to play yesterday. The outcome was predictable days before the game. 5 key starters did not even make the trip to DC.
The team made no secret of the fact that the primary goal was to emerge from the regular season without major injury. Not to win at Washington, mind you. The playbook was cut in half and what was seen was very "vanilla" offensive and defensive schemes.
Cowboys did not even show up yesterday. Everyone knew that was what was going to happen, and that is what did happen.
Gibbsmeatitle#1
12-31-2007, 12:56 PM
Not concerned about that. The Cowboys did not try to play yesterday. The outcome was predictable days before the game. 5 key starters did not even make the trip to DC.
The team made no secret of the fact that the primary goal was to emerge from the regular season without major injury. Not to win at Washington, mind you. The playbook was cut in half and what was seen was very "vanilla" offensive and defensive schemes.
Cowboys did not even show up yesterday. Everyone knew that was what was going to happen, and that is what did happen.
Props to you. You called the outcome, although not the score, correctly. I do think the Skins are the biggest threat given our play recently and our relative health. Don't think the G-Men are as healthy after Sunday's game. Congrats on being a T.V. star, albeit on a Skins message board. That had to be strange.
GMAT
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sandtrapjack
12-31-2007, 01:01 PM
Props to you. You called the outcome, although not the score, correctly. I do think the Skins are the biggest threat given our play recently and our relative health. Don't think the G-Men are as healthy after Sunday's game. Congrats on being a T.V. star, albeit on a Skins message board. That had to be strange.
GMAT
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I don't know what to say so I'll say what I don't know.
Yeah that was strange...who'd of thunk it? Right?
We beat Tampa,Skins Beat Hawks .
We play Green Bay and you play..............the Skins
.....................does'nt sound all that hard .
I have to say, that was great football game the Giants played yesterday. The look on Brady's face late in the game was not the look of confidence we are accustomed to seeing.
firstdown
12-31-2007, 01:52 PM
Not concerned about that. The Cowboys did not try to play yesterday. The outcome was predictable days before the game. 5 key starters did not even make the trip to DC.
The team made no secret of the fact that the primary goal was to emerge from the regular season without major injury. Not to win at Washington, mind you. The playbook was cut in half and what was seen was very "vanilla" offensive and defensive schemes.
Cowboys did not even show up yesterday. Everyone knew that was what was going to happen, and that is what did happen.
Yea keep telling your self that. Romo into the 3rd and you had how many rushing yards? Why even play Romo then? Yes I know that they did not play several starters but how poor they did play would worry me if I was a D fan. Even if what you have said is true what does it say about a team who can go out and not even try.
I understand there were a few personal records at stake yesterday, but to me it just seemed completely ridiculous to leave Romo and Witten in the game that long especially with the weather and the fact that the Skins were in control from the very start.
Was a team completions record really worth risking your franchise QB to injury??