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Digger
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Here it is folks, end of the regular season on NBC!
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ajk112802
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Go Indy!!! I am not a Titans fan, and I think 10-6 Cleveland deserves a playoff spot.
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DanicaFan
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Danica Patrick was sighted at this game. They showed her on camera for just a few seconds. Pretty cool.
Benevolent One
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Benevolent One
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As far as the game goes, that's about what I expected to happen. I thought John Madden made a good point(for maybe the first time in years and just to prove that even a blind squirrel finds an acorn every now and then). Al Michaels asked him about what it must be like to be the Browns and have their chance at the postseason be determined by an Indy team that was playing guys like Jim Sorgi and a bunch of other scrub/backups. Madden said, well the Browns had their chance to get themselves into the playoffs by winning any one of the six games they lost this season. I felt the same way, even though I am a big Browns fan and have been for most of my life being from NE Ohio.
The Browns had no business losing to a very bad Cincinnati team last week. Had they simply won that game they would have been in and could have actually rested a few banged-up players and been ready for next week. Instead Derek Anderson threw 4 interceptions on typical bone-headed D.A. type decisions.
Derek has had a very good season, but he has also been very lucky. He makes some very poor decisions and just throws the ball when and where he shouldn't. Braylon Edwards, Kellen Winslow and Joe Jurevicius have made some great plays to make him look good when he does it. He's way too much like Brett Favre (the career leader in interceptions thrown by the way) in that regard. He could throw 4 interceptions or 4 touchdowns in any given game. I'd rather have a guy like Brady Quinn who may not make the spectacular throw, but won't made the mistakes that kill you like critical interceptions. The Browns should and will keep both of them unless somebody makes Derek a huge offer when he is a restricted free agent this off season. If they do, the Browns will have the right to match the offer or let him go to them and get that teams first and third round draft picks in the next draft.
The Browns had no business losing to a very bad Cincinnati team last week. Had they simply won that game they would have been in and could have actually rested a few banged-up players and been ready for next week. Instead Derek Anderson threw 4 interceptions on typical bone-headed D.A. type decisions.
Derek has had a very good season, but he has also been very lucky. He makes some very poor decisions and just throws the ball when and where he shouldn't. Braylon Edwards, Kellen Winslow and Joe Jurevicius have made some great plays to make him look good when he does it. He's way too much like Brett Favre (the career leader in interceptions thrown by the way) in that regard. He could throw 4 interceptions or 4 touchdowns in any given game. I'd rather have a guy like Brady Quinn who may not make the spectacular throw, but won't made the mistakes that kill you like critical interceptions. The Browns should and will keep both of them unless somebody makes Derek a huge offer when he is a restricted free agent this off season. If they do, the Browns will have the right to match the offer or let him go to them and get that teams first and third round draft picks in the next draft.
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But is Quinn friends with Sarah Jean Anderson? No. And, that right there puts Anderson as #1 if you go by Romo/Brady standards for QBs...
Oh, for the uninitiated she went to high school with Derek and was the Playboy centerfold 07/06 and 07 Playmate of the Year.
Oh, for the uninitiated she went to high school with Derek and was the Playboy centerfold 07/06 and 07 Playmate of the Year.
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