Are You Ready For Some Football - Play Offs

[Imran Siddiqui]

Bill Belichick is the man

I'd personally take Billick .

[Dis]

What's wrong with the Titans?

[Imran Siddiqui]

Houston just took a 24-20 lead over Tennessee.

Let me rephrase my earlier statement: Dom Capers is THE man . Could you imagine they could win 6 games this year?

[Imran Siddiqui]

What's wrong with the Titans?

Well McNair didn't think he'd be playing. Volek tore up his spleen, or else he'd be starting. McNair is really, really hurt and that affects his game (even though some may say he plays better when hurt)

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Wow.. in the Philly/SF game, the first play of the game was an INT thrown by McNabb . What a bad throw.

I like the black jerseys by the Eagles though.

[Dis]

okay I wasn't sure who was starting. I thought they would put in the old man- what's his name. Can't think of his name. He practiced with the team this week.

[Imran Siddiqui]

O'Donnell? Nah... he'd probably be super rusty.

[Dis]

they said he did well in practice.

mcNair throws TD!!!!! Titans take lead.

but I still win as I picked the Texans to cover the spread.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Damn! McNair is the man .

They switched to another game because of the doubleheader NFL rule.

[Dis]

stupid rule. CBS was still showing the plays. But they had to wait until the play was over before they showed it. They just couldn't show it live.

and the stupid Bears didnt' cover the spread.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Yeah, I love when CBS does that. The NFL won't show the game, so we'll just show every play as soon as it ends .

Didn't the NFL learn anything from the Heidi Game?

[Ming]

They didn't cover... but they won.

GO BEARS! Grossman looked good!

[Imran Siddiqui]

Yeah, but they played Washington, who made Dallas look like it had a high power offense last week .

[Dis]

the Giants also made the Cowboys look like they have a high power offense...

[Imran Siddiqui]

And you see how bad the Giants suck .

[Frozzy]

Well, I think the Colts will be playing in LA in 2006. Why?

With Peyton Manning's contract up this season, and Marvin Harrison's up after 2004, there's no way the Colts can afford to pay them. The Colts have to do something with Manning's contract because they can't afford to pay him the $12 million cap figure it will take to franchise him next year. But the Colts facility does not generate the type of revenue that some of the newer stadiums do, so it's a cash problem. It will probably take a signing bonus in the $15 million-$20 million range to sign Manning, which is a lot of up-front money. But if the Colts go on and win the Super Bowl, that price might be going up. There's no way they could live down letting a Super Bowl-winning Manning go. Harrison's new deal will also take a lot of up-front cash. That's where a new stadium has to come into play for the Colts. To compete with the rest of the revenue-generating stadiums, they have to get a new facility. That's why a move to Los Angeles for them is a very real possibility. They can only move in 2006 or there after because the deal with Indy (signed after the shock move from Baltimore) runs out in 2006.

The Los Angeles Colts. Will take a bit of time to get used to