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Eltoasto posted:Could have got Bridgewater with the free pick we gave you, don't blame us for your hobo gm could have had Luck had Manning decided to take that season off. point remains the same. e: we beat the colts simply because the roster was complete and utter poo poo minus manning.
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Bad Caller posted:you're rewriting history if you think he was "guaranteed gold" when he was a junior in high school I was joking but he was a pretty big deal as soon as he saw the field at Stanford, and we were all feeling bad for Carolina when he didn't come out after his RS sophomore season. So if you want a serious question I guess during his redshirt year?
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Kalli posted:♪ Put the barrel in your mouth ♪ ♪ Up the road not 'cross the street ♪
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I'm not gay but I think I love Andrew Luck...?
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Ages posted:What movies are even nominated? What even came out last year? Oh god, I'm losing touch. I realized I hadn't seen a single one of the movies or shows nominated for awards this year and decided to watch the weed special instead http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/72nd_Golden_Globe_Awards the same 10 things are nominated in every loving category this is why nobody takes these things seriously
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Tedd_Not_Ed posted:Goddammit, thank you people now I'm ready every single goddamn thing in that peyton-jingle voice ♪reading posts in jingle voice♪
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R.D. Mangles posted:now you have to kill yourself ♪ cut straight down and not across ♪ efb
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Also, gently caress eveytone one hating on Manning. He's one of the best and it makes me sad seeing him go out not with a bang but a whimper
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Manning played pretty badly but as far as how far he could heave it downfield, I was actually kind of impressed. If he decides to play another year, one can only hope he works on his touch during the offseason. The accuracy just wasn't there. He's thrown pretty ugly balls since he came to Denver, and today's were only different in the sense that they weren't on target. e: On the bright side though, with Del Rio likely taking the Oakland job and Gase possibly leaving as well, if Elway fires Fox (please do this, Elway) we can maybe stop having to overcome the opposing team AND our offensively bland schemes.
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Yaws posted:Also, gently caress eveytone one hating on Manning. He's one of the best and it makes me sad seeing him go out not with a bang but a whimper ♪ not our fault he choked again ♪
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wow all of the marijuana trade in colorado is done in cash. 60 Minutes just created a new crime spree in Colorado
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Yaws posted:Also, gently caress eveytone one hating on Manning. He's one of the best and it makes me sad seeing him go out not with a bang but a whimper It's cool, this round it's bittersweet for me but Brady is only 17 months younger and we'll get to do it again soon!
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Eltoasto posted:It's cool, this round it's bittersweet for me but Brady is only 17 months younger and we'll get to do it again soon! it could've already been happening, but it just fueled the pats fire 
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Perpetual Ascent posted:Manning played pretty badly but as far as how far he could heave it downfield, I was actually kind of impressed. If he decides to play another year, one can only hope he works on his touch during the offseason. The accuracy just wasn't there.
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Vertical Lime posted:that reminds me, brady quinn is married to alicia sacramone godDAMMIT, I didn't need to loving know this.
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TITY BOI posted:I wonder what his username is oh holy poo poo this is better than the medieval warrior thing
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Bad Caller posted:If Luck wins a Super Bowl in his third year somehow Manning is going to get thrown away in the stupid loving hoosier's conscious There is a large children's hospital in Indy named after Peyton Manning, I think you might be wrong random internet male
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INSPECTAH DECK posted:Firing Fox would be insane, and you are out of your loving mind if you think the problem today was an offensively bland scheme. It was one of many problems, as our coaching staff has shown time and time again that they are terrible at making adjustments in-game. You're either saying that this loss is entirely on Manning's shoulders, or that all-around, we were outplayed (especially at the QB position), and if it's the second, then how can you disagree with what I said? The defense is stacked with studs from top to bottom. They have a few depth issues, but as far as talent is concerned, Denver is tops in the league. The fact of the matter is, in big games, their coaching staff routinely gets outcoached.
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Yeah, Indy was an average offensive line and was playing their backup RG and RT. Yet I can't remember hearing Ware's name all night and only Von Miller's a couple of times. Luck is good at avoiding the rush but to have zero sacks on him is inexcusable for what was supposed to be a very good pass rush.
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Lord Of Texas posted:There is a large children's hospital in Indy named after Peyton Manning, I think you might be wrong random internet male Maybe one day people will look at my username and realize how I post.
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I don't understand fans who would root for a player over their team.
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Perpetual Ascent posted:It was one of many problems, as our coaching staff has shown time and time again that they are terrible at making adjustments in-game. You're either saying that this loss is entirely on Manning's shoulders, or that all-around, we were outplayed (especially at the QB position), and if it's the second, then how can you disagree with what I said? That offensive line is still poo poo and Manning seems to have aged right into retirement right before our very eyes in the last two months. I'd be really surprised if he didn't announce his retirement soon. Good luck with Brock Osswieler or whatever his name is.
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I just realized: If Edelman throws 1 TD pass next week, Edelman will have more TD passes in a postseason than Peyton Manning
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Can we all draw our attention away from actual important football talk and comment on Peyton's post-game suit. Because drat.
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HarlanHell posted:I don't understand fans who would root for a player over their team. what about the opposite?
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Madcosby posted:wow all of the marijuana trade in colorado is done in cash. In Washington too, banks won't work with the pot shops
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HarlanHell posted:I don't understand fans who would root for a player over their team. 
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warcrimes posted:That offensive line is still poo poo and Manning seems to have aged right into retirement right before our very eyes in the last two months. I'd be really surprised if he didn't announce his retirement soon. Good luck with Brock Osswieler or whatever his name is. Well, I guess I'm drinking the Kool-Aid because I thought Peyton looked healthy and capable. He just didn't play well. Though I gotta say I'm at least a little worried that he will retire, because despite saying he intended on playing next season, he reneged on that in his post-game presser. Was this really such a bad loss that it's beginning to put things into perspective for him? If I'm wrong and it wasn't just a bad game, then it's scary how quickly you can go from throwing for nearly 5000 yards and 40 touchdowns to "I'm done".
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Zifnab posted:In Washington too, banks won't work with the pot shops I wonder if the pot that mixes into the cash will ever build to levels that you could get high off of smoking ones.
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I think we've found a new winner https://twitter.com/MikeFromATown/status/554412345154613249/photo/1 
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Mel Mudkiper posted:what about the opposite? I'd never root for a player over the Browns. If Bernie were playing the Browns for a playoff spot in his final season I'd still root for the Browns to knock his team out.
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Yaws posted:Also, gently caress eveytone one hating on Manning. He's one of the best and it makes me sad seeing him go out not with a bang but a whimper I hated him out of salty jealousy and it was built up frustration because I thought my team would never get even a mediocre QB but would still make postseasons on the backs of defenses and RBs. Then when I finally got a rad QB he was just a major obstacle. For a while there Baltimore was getting bested by Pittsburgh in and out. So if they would somehow survive Pittsburgh, they'd have to go after Brady or Manning. Then if they pulled the miracle on one they would have to repeat it next week. Then if the gods smiled on baltimore and it happened somehow the team would still have to face the best of the NFC. Then it happened in 2012 and now everything is beautiful and nothing hurts. I'm glad I got to see Manning in his prime it was just at my own team's expense. Him and Brady are the few guys who you could lose to and even if it was a close bullshit game you could still at least be proud of your team for hanging in there.
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Perpetual Ascent posted:It was one of many problems, as our coaching staff has shown time and time again that they are terrible at making adjustments in-game. You're either saying that this loss is entirely on Manning's shoulders, or that all-around, we were outplayed (especially at the QB position), and if it's the second, then how can you disagree with what I said? If you think that the defense is stacked with studs top to bottom than you should have a very high opinion of Fox, who would be a large part of that. And I'm just going to guess, but by big games do you mean the 3 playoff games they've lost with Manning? They did not get outcoached in the AFC title game last year, for instance, which is a really big game!
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EugeneJ posted:I think we've found a new winner
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It's also crazy we all got to witness an era of such good QB play that someone like Phillip Rivers was written off as "decent" by a lot of people in comparison. Even with all the rules favoring offenses it'll be interesting to see if there will be seasons of multiple guys nearing or passing 5k yards on the reg. There will be rad QBs in the future but I have a dumb theory teams will start investing more in defenses and runningbacks again and we might even see rookie QBs riding the bench for a bit instead of being thrown to the wolves.
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Sour Diesel posted:I hated him out of salty jealousy and it was built up frustration because I thought my team would never get even a mediocre QB but would still make postseasons on the backs of defenses and RBs. Flacco is not a rad QB but fair enough on your other points
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Bad Caller posted:Can we all draw our attention away from actual important football talk and comment on Peyton's post-game suit. I think that suit was designed to gently caress with cameramen and photographers. Permanently Out-Of-Focus Plaid.
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HarlanHell posted:I'd never root for a player over the Browns. If Bernie were playing the Browns for a playoff spot in his final season I'd still root for the Browns to knock his team out. I mean hating your team over a single player y'know for reasons 
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Sour Diesel posted:It's also crazy we all got to witness an era of such good QB play that someone like Phillip Rivers was written off as "decent" by a lot of people in comparison. Even with all the rules favoring offenses it'll be interesting to see if there will be seasons of multiple guys nearing or passing 5k yards on the reg. Honestly, unless the rules enforcement swing far back, all the old records will be shat on over and over again going forward. This year saw a comical jump in leaguewide passing, with a modestly weaker top-end then usual Basically half the league's starters put up a 90 QB rating.
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