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par Rex_Grossman le Mar 3 Nov - 16:22Je dois bien avoue que pour la première fois, les Saints font vraiment figures de favoris au moins pour atteindre le SB. Enfin bon y'a la jurisprudence Patriots maintenant
Et merde Owen Daniels out jusqu'à la fin de la saison, ça la fout mal pour ma fantasy team :/
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Rex_Grossman
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Pourtant, je t'avais prévenu mon con =)
Cela dit les deux derniers matchs, c'était pas trop ça mais bon les retours de Fujita puis Ellis devraient corriger ça.
Cela dit les deux derniers matchs, c'était pas trop ça mais bon les retours de Fujita puis Ellis devraient corriger ça.
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"I saw a lot of linemen who were drafted higher than me, that fuels my fire. I'm out to prove a lot of people wrong. For the 31 teams that passed on me five times, it's payback.''
FanUSA
C'est pas de la NFL mais NCAA football ...pour info il va bien
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FanUSA
Week Ten power rankings
Posted by Mike Florio on November 17, 2009 9:09 AM ET
1. New Orleans Saints (9-0) (Last week: 1). Bad teams with nothing to lose could pose the greatest threat to an undefeated season. Next up? The Bucs.
2. Indianapolis Colts (9-0) (Last week: 2). Like Apollo Creed at the end of Rocky I, the Colts don't want a rematch.
3. Cincinnati Bengals (7-2) (Last week: 6). Now that they can beat the good teams, the real challenge is whether they can dominate the bad ones.
4. Minnesota Vikings (8-1) (Last week: 5). What can a good quarterback do for a receiver? This year, Sidney Rice is playing like Jerry. Previously, he was as good as Condoleezza.
5. New England Patriots (6-3) (Last week: 4). Maybe Pats security chief Mark Briggs thought the guy with the camera was Matt Walsh.
6. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-3) (Last week: 3). Maybe Jeff Reed thinks that if he makes a tackle he'll be arrested for assault.
7. Arizona Cardinals (6-3) (Last week: 9). Undefeated on the road and 2-3 at home, the Cardinals might want to avoid home-field advantage for the playoffs.
8. San Diego Chargers (6-3) (Last week: 10). The fact that L.T.'s wife is pregnant with their first child might cause some to wonder whether she'll be able to take care of two crying babies.
9. Baltimore Ravens (5-4) (Last week: 13). With two games coming up against the Steelers, a sweep by either team could knock the other one out of the playoffs.
10. Dallas Cowboys (6-3) (Last week: 7). The slow disintegration of the NFC East continues.
11. Houston Texans (5-4) (Last week: 12). Ah, the bye week. A chance to relax, sit back, . . . and watch every other team in your division win their games.
12. Denver Broncos (6-3) (Last week: 8). Two home games in four days (Chargers, Giants) will go a long way toward determining whether Josh McDaniels' first season in Denver is a success.
13. Philadelphia Eagles (5-4) (Last week: 11). Thanksgiving is coming, which means these birds have been playing like real turkeys. Again.
14. Green Bay Packers (5-4) (Last week: 16). Maybe Charles Woodson should play offensive line.
15. New York Giants (5-4) (Last week: 15). The good news? The Giants didn't lose for a fifth straight weekend.
16. Atlanta Falcons (5-4) (Last week: 14). The road doesn't get any easier this weekend against a rested Giants team in New York.
17. Miami Dolphins (4-5) (Last week: 18). Joey Porter should take Kramer's vow of silence, starting . . . . . now.
18. Jacksonville Jaguars (5-4) (Last week: 20). If the kneel-down by Maurice Jones-Drew had resulted in a missed field goal, the maneuver would have been forever known as "choppin' wood."
19. San Francisco 49ers (4-5) (Last week: 21). The 49ers have finally found a quarterback who can consistently complete passes to their players. It's a shame he's under contract with the Bears.
20. Carolina Panthers (4-5) (Last week: 22). Another week, another key player lost for the year.
21. New York Jets (4-5) (Last week: 19). Maybe G.M. Mike Tannenbaum and Browns coach Eric Mangini will be working together again next year. In the UFL.
22. Chicago Bears (4-5) (Last week: 17). For a moment on Thursday night, it occurred to me that maybe Jay Cutler is actually trying to get Lovie Smith fired.
23. Tennessee Titans (3-6) (Last week: 25). In the never-ending quest for new revenue streams, the team will now be selling a new commemorative line of foam fingers.
24. Kansas City Chiefs (2-7) (Last week: 27). If the Chiefs aren't careful, they'll blow their shot at another top-ten draft pick.
25. Washington Redskins (3-6) (Last week: 28). On the same day the Redskins decided to allow fans to bring signs into FedEx Field, the team gave them a reason to make signs that didn't include swear words.
26. Buffalo Bills (3-6) (Last week: 23). Why do we have a feeling that at least one of Bud Adams' middle fingers was intended for T.O.?
27. Seattle Seahawks (3-6) (Last week: 24). Apparently, the meaning of the word "guarantee" has changed dramatically over the past four decades.
28. Oakland Raiders (2-7) (Last week: 26). Guys who run really fast always make for great receivers. And if they're fast enough, their speed might keep folks from noticing that they can't catch.
29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-8) (Last week: 29). If they'd given Josh Freeman the snaps in training camp, they might have more than one win right now.
30. St. Louis Rams (1-8) (Last week: 30). We've got a feeling that, in their rematch with the Saints, the Rams will lose by a few more points than five.
31. Detroit Lions (1-8) (Last week: 31). The Vikings let the Lions hang around, and they still found a way to lose by 17.
32. Cleveland Browns (1-8) (Last week: 32). In the end, the fans showed up. And, as usual, the team didn't.
Posted by Mike Florio on November 17, 2009 9:09 AM ET
1. New Orleans Saints (9-0) (Last week: 1). Bad teams with nothing to lose could pose the greatest threat to an undefeated season. Next up? The Bucs.
2. Indianapolis Colts (9-0) (Last week: 2). Like Apollo Creed at the end of Rocky I, the Colts don't want a rematch.
3. Cincinnati Bengals (7-2) (Last week: 6). Now that they can beat the good teams, the real challenge is whether they can dominate the bad ones.
4. Minnesota Vikings (8-1) (Last week: 5). What can a good quarterback do for a receiver? This year, Sidney Rice is playing like Jerry. Previously, he was as good as Condoleezza.
5. New England Patriots (6-3) (Last week: 4). Maybe Pats security chief Mark Briggs thought the guy with the camera was Matt Walsh.
6. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-3) (Last week: 3). Maybe Jeff Reed thinks that if he makes a tackle he'll be arrested for assault.
7. Arizona Cardinals (6-3) (Last week: 9). Undefeated on the road and 2-3 at home, the Cardinals might want to avoid home-field advantage for the playoffs.
8. San Diego Chargers (6-3) (Last week: 10). The fact that L.T.'s wife is pregnant with their first child might cause some to wonder whether she'll be able to take care of two crying babies.
9. Baltimore Ravens (5-4) (Last week: 13). With two games coming up against the Steelers, a sweep by either team could knock the other one out of the playoffs.
10. Dallas Cowboys (6-3) (Last week: 7). The slow disintegration of the NFC East continues.
11. Houston Texans (5-4) (Last week: 12). Ah, the bye week. A chance to relax, sit back, . . . and watch every other team in your division win their games.
12. Denver Broncos (6-3) (Last week: 8). Two home games in four days (Chargers, Giants) will go a long way toward determining whether Josh McDaniels' first season in Denver is a success.
13. Philadelphia Eagles (5-4) (Last week: 11). Thanksgiving is coming, which means these birds have been playing like real turkeys. Again.
14. Green Bay Packers (5-4) (Last week: 16). Maybe Charles Woodson should play offensive line.
15. New York Giants (5-4) (Last week: 15). The good news? The Giants didn't lose for a fifth straight weekend.
16. Atlanta Falcons (5-4) (Last week: 14). The road doesn't get any easier this weekend against a rested Giants team in New York.
17. Miami Dolphins (4-5) (Last week: 18). Joey Porter should take Kramer's vow of silence, starting . . . . . now.
18. Jacksonville Jaguars (5-4) (Last week: 20). If the kneel-down by Maurice Jones-Drew had resulted in a missed field goal, the maneuver would have been forever known as "choppin' wood."
19. San Francisco 49ers (4-5) (Last week: 21). The 49ers have finally found a quarterback who can consistently complete passes to their players. It's a shame he's under contract with the Bears.
20. Carolina Panthers (4-5) (Last week: 22). Another week, another key player lost for the year.
21. New York Jets (4-5) (Last week: 19). Maybe G.M. Mike Tannenbaum and Browns coach Eric Mangini will be working together again next year. In the UFL.
22. Chicago Bears (4-5) (Last week: 17). For a moment on Thursday night, it occurred to me that maybe Jay Cutler is actually trying to get Lovie Smith fired.
23. Tennessee Titans (3-6) (Last week: 25). In the never-ending quest for new revenue streams, the team will now be selling a new commemorative line of foam fingers.
24. Kansas City Chiefs (2-7) (Last week: 27). If the Chiefs aren't careful, they'll blow their shot at another top-ten draft pick.
25. Washington Redskins (3-6) (Last week: 28). On the same day the Redskins decided to allow fans to bring signs into FedEx Field, the team gave them a reason to make signs that didn't include swear words.
26. Buffalo Bills (3-6) (Last week: 23). Why do we have a feeling that at least one of Bud Adams' middle fingers was intended for T.O.?
27. Seattle Seahawks (3-6) (Last week: 24). Apparently, the meaning of the word "guarantee" has changed dramatically over the past four decades.
28. Oakland Raiders (2-7) (Last week: 26). Guys who run really fast always make for great receivers. And if they're fast enough, their speed might keep folks from noticing that they can't catch.
29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-8) (Last week: 29). If they'd given Josh Freeman the snaps in training camp, they might have more than one win right now.
30. St. Louis Rams (1-8) (Last week: 30). We've got a feeling that, in their rematch with the Saints, the Rams will lose by a few more points than five.
31. Detroit Lions (1-8) (Last week: 31). The Vikings let the Lions hang around, and they still found a way to lose by 17.
32. Cleveland Browns (1-8) (Last week: 32). In the end, the fans showed up. And, as usual, the team didn't.
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FanUSA
Encore une superbe performance de Bret Favre hier après-midi au metrodome de Minneapolis où j'ai eu la chance d'être présent pour le Match entre les Vikings et Bears (36-10). Favre 3TDs pour 392 yards sans interception. Le rookie Percy Harvin 1 TD -10 yards et Jared Allen avc 2 sacks ont été les joueurs à mettre en valeur pour ce match contre Chicago.
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Week 12 power rankings
1. New Orleans Saints (11-0) (Last week: 1). Denny Green says, "Yeah, you probably should just go ahead and crown them."
2. Minnesota Vikings (10-1) (Last week: 3). The Vikings look every bit as good as they did in 1998 and 1975. In unrelated news, there has been a run on Pepto Bismol in the Twin Cities.
3. Indianapolis Colts (11-0) (Last week: 2). OK, they're undefeated. But they wouldn't beat the Vikings right now.
4. San Diego Chargers (8-3) (Last week: 5). The good news? Norv Turner is 9-0 in December with the Chargers. The bad news? He's never faced the likes of Dallas, Cincinnati, and Tennessee in December.
5. Cincinnati Bengals (8-3) (Last week: 7). Cincy's penchant for doling out second chances has given them the best trio of tailbacks in the NFL.
6. New England Patriots (7-4) (Last week: 4). If Tom Brady is walking funny this week, it's because he has a fleur-de-lis lodged in his lower intestine.
7. Dallas Cowboys (8-3) (Last week: 9). The Cowboys will get a strong dose of reality later this month, when they head to the Superdome.
8. Baltimore Ravens (6-5) (Last week: 10). If Ray Rice got 30 touches per game, he'd be an MVP candidate.
9. Arizona Cardinals (7-4) (Last week: 6). Matt Leinart's offseason MMA training might come in handy this weekend, when Jared Allen is repeatedly slamming him into the turf.
10. Philadelphia Eagles (7-4) (Last week: 12). With a trip to the Meadowlands on deck, the Eagles can't afford to let Chris Redman beat them.
11. Green Bay Packers (7-4) (Last week: 13). After taking advantage of a soft spot in the schedule, the Packers will be feeling plenty of hard hits on Monday night.
12. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-5) (Last week: 8). Hines Ward wasn't saying that Ben Roethlisberger was a wuss for not playing in Sunday night's game against the Ravens. Hines was saying that only a wuss wouldn't have played in Sunday night's game against the Ravens.
13. Tennessee Titans (5-6) (Last week: 14). Bud Adams apparently realized that giving the middle finger to Jeff Fisher is a lot cheaper than giving it to Ralph Wilson.
14. Denver Broncos (7-4) (Last week: 15). We don't see this team winning many more games, mutherf--king or otherwise.
15. New York Giants (6-5) (Last week: 11). Is it too late for the Giants to not give Eli Manning that $100 million contract?
16. Atlanta Falcons (6-5) (Last week: 17). It's fitting, we suppose, that with the old franchise quarterback coming back to town the new one won't be able to play.
17. Houston Texans (5-6) (Last week: 19). Mike Silver of Yahoo! Sports thinks that owner Bob McNair looked on Sunday like he wanted to fire someone on the spot. We think he actually wanted to terminate someone.
18. San Francisco 49ers (5-6) (Last week: 22). If the Niners beat the Seahawks and the Cardinals lose to the Vikings, first place in the NFC West will be on the line in Week 14.
19. Buffalo Bills (4-7) (Last week: 27). Coach Perry Fewell says that quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick has "big gonads." Which is fitting since receiver Terrell Owens is a big, um, guy.
20. Miami Dolphins (5-6) (Last week: 16). Every time it looks like they might be good, the Dolphins play like they're anything but.
21. New York Jets (5-6) (Last week: 24). If the "red light/green light" approach doesn't work for quarterback Mark Sanchez, coach Rex Ryan's Plan B is "duck, duck goose."
22. Jacksonville Jaguars (6-5) (Last week: 18). How in the hell did this team win six games?
23. Carolina Panthers (4-7) (Last week: 23). Jake Delhomme has a broken finger. The primary suspect is Steve Smith.
24. Seattle Seahawks (4-7) (Last week: 28). Tim Ruskell reportedly has been told that he won't be coming back. What exactly made anyone in Seattle think he wants to?
25. Oakland Raiders (3-8) (Last week: 21). Remember when Oakland-Pittsburgh used to be a big game? Me neither.
26. Kansas City Chiefs (3-8) (Last week: 20). With three straight home games on tap, the Chiefs have a shot at finishing strong.
27. Washington Redskins (3-8) (Last week: 26). With the high-powered Saints coming to town on Sunday, the team has hired a real Indian to try and dance up a snowstorm.
28. Chicago Bears (4-7) (Last week: 25). More points than yards for a full half of football is a good thing. As long as the total number of yards is at least in double digits.
29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-10) (Last week: 29). If Raheem Morris thinks he's safe even if the Bucs win only one game, he might want to give Cam Cameron a call.
30. St. Louis Rams (1-10) (Last week: 30). Folks in Missouri are hoping that the league will start blacking out the road games, too.
31. Detroit Lions (2-9) (Last week: 31). The Packers helped put in proper perspective that stirring one-point win for the ages . . . over the Browns.
32. Cleveland Browns (1-10) (Last week: 32). Browns fans long for the days when staph infections were the main source of embarrassment for the franchise.
1. New Orleans Saints (11-0) (Last week: 1). Denny Green says, "Yeah, you probably should just go ahead and crown them."
2. Minnesota Vikings (10-1) (Last week: 3). The Vikings look every bit as good as they did in 1998 and 1975. In unrelated news, there has been a run on Pepto Bismol in the Twin Cities.
3. Indianapolis Colts (11-0) (Last week: 2). OK, they're undefeated. But they wouldn't beat the Vikings right now.
4. San Diego Chargers (8-3) (Last week: 5). The good news? Norv Turner is 9-0 in December with the Chargers. The bad news? He's never faced the likes of Dallas, Cincinnati, and Tennessee in December.
5. Cincinnati Bengals (8-3) (Last week: 7). Cincy's penchant for doling out second chances has given them the best trio of tailbacks in the NFL.
6. New England Patriots (7-4) (Last week: 4). If Tom Brady is walking funny this week, it's because he has a fleur-de-lis lodged in his lower intestine.
7. Dallas Cowboys (8-3) (Last week: 9). The Cowboys will get a strong dose of reality later this month, when they head to the Superdome.
8. Baltimore Ravens (6-5) (Last week: 10). If Ray Rice got 30 touches per game, he'd be an MVP candidate.
9. Arizona Cardinals (7-4) (Last week: 6). Matt Leinart's offseason MMA training might come in handy this weekend, when Jared Allen is repeatedly slamming him into the turf.
10. Philadelphia Eagles (7-4) (Last week: 12). With a trip to the Meadowlands on deck, the Eagles can't afford to let Chris Redman beat them.
11. Green Bay Packers (7-4) (Last week: 13). After taking advantage of a soft spot in the schedule, the Packers will be feeling plenty of hard hits on Monday night.
12. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-5) (Last week: 8). Hines Ward wasn't saying that Ben Roethlisberger was a wuss for not playing in Sunday night's game against the Ravens. Hines was saying that only a wuss wouldn't have played in Sunday night's game against the Ravens.
13. Tennessee Titans (5-6) (Last week: 14). Bud Adams apparently realized that giving the middle finger to Jeff Fisher is a lot cheaper than giving it to Ralph Wilson.
14. Denver Broncos (7-4) (Last week: 15). We don't see this team winning many more games, mutherf--king or otherwise.
15. New York Giants (6-5) (Last week: 11). Is it too late for the Giants to not give Eli Manning that $100 million contract?
16. Atlanta Falcons (6-5) (Last week: 17). It's fitting, we suppose, that with the old franchise quarterback coming back to town the new one won't be able to play.
17. Houston Texans (5-6) (Last week: 19). Mike Silver of Yahoo! Sports thinks that owner Bob McNair looked on Sunday like he wanted to fire someone on the spot. We think he actually wanted to terminate someone.
18. San Francisco 49ers (5-6) (Last week: 22). If the Niners beat the Seahawks and the Cardinals lose to the Vikings, first place in the NFC West will be on the line in Week 14.
19. Buffalo Bills (4-7) (Last week: 27). Coach Perry Fewell says that quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick has "big gonads." Which is fitting since receiver Terrell Owens is a big, um, guy.
20. Miami Dolphins (5-6) (Last week: 16). Every time it looks like they might be good, the Dolphins play like they're anything but.
21. New York Jets (5-6) (Last week: 24). If the "red light/green light" approach doesn't work for quarterback Mark Sanchez, coach Rex Ryan's Plan B is "duck, duck goose."
22. Jacksonville Jaguars (6-5) (Last week: 18). How in the hell did this team win six games?
23. Carolina Panthers (4-7) (Last week: 23). Jake Delhomme has a broken finger. The primary suspect is Steve Smith.
24. Seattle Seahawks (4-7) (Last week: 28). Tim Ruskell reportedly has been told that he won't be coming back. What exactly made anyone in Seattle think he wants to?
25. Oakland Raiders (3-8) (Last week: 21). Remember when Oakland-Pittsburgh used to be a big game? Me neither.
26. Kansas City Chiefs (3-8) (Last week: 20). With three straight home games on tap, the Chiefs have a shot at finishing strong.
27. Washington Redskins (3-8) (Last week: 26). With the high-powered Saints coming to town on Sunday, the team has hired a real Indian to try and dance up a snowstorm.
28. Chicago Bears (4-7) (Last week: 25). More points than yards for a full half of football is a good thing. As long as the total number of yards is at least in double digits.
29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-10) (Last week: 29). If Raheem Morris thinks he's safe even if the Bucs win only one game, he might want to give Cam Cameron a call.
30. St. Louis Rams (1-10) (Last week: 30). Folks in Missouri are hoping that the league will start blacking out the road games, too.
31. Detroit Lions (2-9) (Last week: 31). The Packers helped put in proper perspective that stirring one-point win for the ages . . . over the Browns.
32. Cleveland Browns (1-10) (Last week: 32). Browns fans long for the days when staph infections were the main source of embarrassment for the franchise.
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JandJ
J'étais a la Nouvelle-Orleans la semaine dernière, c'est la folie derrière les Saints !
C'était beau a voir !
C'était beau a voir !
FanUSA
JandJ a écrit:J'étais a la Nouvelle-Orleans la semaine dernière, c'est la folie derrière les Saints !
C'était beau a voir !
Plus aucun doute sur la valeur des Saints après la victoire en MNF contre les Patriots.
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W
C'est toujours la folie à NO =)
Sinon FanUSA, ça donne quoi le bruit au Metrodome ??
Sinon FanUSA, ça donne quoi le bruit au Metrodome ??
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"I saw a lot of linemen who were drafted higher than me, that fuels my fire. I'm out to prove a lot of people wrong. For the 31 teams that passed on me five times, it's payback.''
FanUSA
W a écrit:Sinon FanUSA, ça donne quoi le bruit au Metrodome ??
J'ai eu cette saison la chance d'assister à 2 matches, contre Seattle et Chicago et le bruit est fou. Il se dit dans "les milieux biens informés" qu'ils augmentent le son lorsque l'équipe adverse est en attaque mais les Vikes ont bien sur démenti. Les QB adverses ont beaucoup de problème pour recevoir les info du banc et communiquer le jeu aux autres joueurs.
Sinon, les Saints ont démontré hier soir qu'ils sont les favoris pour la NFC et le superbowl.
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Je t'avais prévenu pourtant =)
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"I saw a lot of linemen who were drafted higher than me, that fuels my fire. I'm out to prove a lot of people wrong. For the 31 teams that passed on me five times, it's payback.''