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HEY GUYS

PATS VS ST LOUIS IN LONDON...

WHATS THE POINT OF THIS GAME?

I THINK PATS WIN BIGGG .. NICE SHOW FOR THE LONDON FANS....PRETTY BOY TOM

BUT QUESTION IS ... WILL THEY KEEP THE GAME TIGHT FOR A SHOW.

 
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_International_Series

check this out.

 
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MODS FUCK THESE PPL... DELETE THIS
 
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Cant believe they gave the jags a contract in london till 16!
 
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Brady one of the worst QB's in the league in the 4th quarter with less than 5 mins left.. Not just this year but since 2009 according to a clip on ESPN.  Gimme points
 
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brady is terrible throwing the long ball.  everybody knows their game plan. 

give me the under.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by proguy747:

brady is terrible throwing the long ball.  everybody knows their game plan. 

give me the under.

Under in a Pats game is never a thought for me.

Sure, everyone knows theit game plan...which has been the same for years... but the key is to stop them.

Think STL can keep them under 27 on neutral field.

Any no... Roy - they would not keep it close for 'a show'  -- Tom and Bill are known to be ruthless - they never just 'let up' even with the game out of reach
 
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nuggins.. thanks mon

appreciate the 2 cents

yea i think the american boy puts on a show.

 
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Stl SU.
 
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I dont think so Buddy, going to the game at Wembley, St Louis are being plugged as our Home Team.. i see it being really tight and could even swing Rams winning straight up, And then Monday Night Raw the day after.

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STL and the Under. Rams got to London today to adjust while the Pats aren't getting in until Friday. Like the travel to throw off the Pats offensive rhythm and the Rams D has improved and they get after the passer.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by JasonBravo:

I dont think so Buddy, going to the game at Wembley, St Louis are being plugged as our Home Team.. i see it being really tight and could even swing Rams winning straight up, And then Monday Night Raw the day after.

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Quote Originally Posted by rydahJ05:

Cant believe they gave the jags a contract in london till 16!

Makes perfect sense, Jags will be a team in the running to move to london if they don't get their fan base together, thats the whole point of these games, NFL eventually wants a team in London,,, Can you imagine that,,, 0-8 on the Road, 8-0 at home cuz of the stupid travel times, Think of Seattle @ London or opposite lol
 
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well they want a team in the british isles which would be weird if you ask me.. but hey whos asking

thanks for the heads up on the pats coming friday....

i assume they will be bombarded with media saturday and friday they are jet lagged.  rams had to get off the plane and see a bunch of fans but wednesday they will practice.

hope pats get thrown off

 
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Quote Originally Posted by BadGnOmens:


Makes perfect sense, Jags will be a team in the running to move to london if they don't get their fan base together, thats the whole point of these games, NFL eventually wants a team in London,,, Can you imagine that,,, 0-8 on the Road, 8-0 at home cuz of the stupid travel times, Think of Seattle @ London or opposite lol
ITS JUST LIKE A TEAM FLYING FROM EAST COAST TO THE WEST COAST



BOS/LONDON 6 HRS 45 MIN

BOS/SEATTLE    6 HRS 4 MIN
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dillon24:

Brady one of the worst QB's in the league in the 4th quarter with less than 5 mins left.. Not just this year but since 2009 according to a clip on ESPN.  Gimme points


????

Since 2009 the Pats have been blowing teams out...they've gone 14-2 and 13-3 the last two season. When has Brady ever needed to make a spectacular comeback? Off the top of my head he came back against the Bills the season opener in 2009 with the Pats down 2 TD's in the final 4 minutes. Last year he made a comeback vs the Giants late in the 4th to tie the game, again against the Cowboys last year for a winning TD pass to Hernandez with 16 seconds left. And again this past week lead the Pats down the field with a minute left for the tying field goal...and again in OT
 
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Quote Originally Posted by pucku27:

ITS JUST LIKE A TEAM FLYING FROM EAST COAST TO THE WEST COAST



BOS/LONDON 6 HRS 45 MIN

BOS/SEATTLE    6 HRS 4 MIN

I meant try playing a game between any west coast team, (OAK, 9'ers, SEA, Arizona even) and the London team, would be a nightmare..... Was not talking about the Pats

SEA to London somewhere in the 13 hour range, thats pretty crazy for a football game. Especially if the 6 hour flights have statistically thrown off teams all ready
 
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Quote Originally Posted by BadGnOmens:


I meant try playing a game between any west coast team, (OAK, 9'ers, SEA, Arizona even) and the London team, would be a nightmare..... Was not talking about the Pats

SEA to London somewhere in the 13 hour range, thats pretty crazy for a football game. Especially if the 6 hour flights have statistically thrown off teams all ready
LONDON WILL BE THE TEAM THAT WILL REALLY GET SCREWED OUT OF THIS THEY WILL HAVE TO FLY TO THE STATES 8 TIMES AYEAR AND THE OTHER TEAMS WILL MAKE ONE TRIP TO LONDON AYEAR.
 
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I KNOW< READ MY FIRST POST!!!!!:

 Can you imagine that,,, 0-8 on the Road, 8-0 at home cuz of the stupid travel times
 
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Quote Originally Posted by BadGnOmens:

I KNOW< READ MY FIRST POST!!!!!:

 Can you imagine that,,, 0-8 on the Road, 8-0 at home cuz of the stupid travel times
I'M JUST SAYING IT WON'T BE THAT HARD TO FLY THERE ONCE AYEAR.
 
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ok, we shall see wont we!
 
 
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