Posted:
#126
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Posted:
#127
Just so Biscuit can have some action on the SB, I am having a contest to see who can predict the final score.
There is no fee to enter.
Only one guess per degenerate.
Anyone who correctly guesses the final score wins a handsome prize.
If (when) no one correctly guesses the final score, a more humble prize will be awarded to the degenerate who is closest, but said degenerate must have the proper winning team.
Only those who have posted in the PB previously may enter the contest.
Need a minimum of 5 people participating, otherwise all guesses will be returned sans parting gifts.
A few years back I had a couple of similar type contests, and I do actually pay the winners. Off the top of my head, the only winner I can think about who is still posting here is Kurshka. If he pops in, he can attest that I am a man of my word. It is worth playing.
Good luck, fella's
bigreds daddy
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. Must do it or i fear i'll miss the Puppy Bowl.
Posted:
#129
1)1Q Under 7.5 (125) Has hit 12 of past 15 Super Bowls.
2)Longest FG Under 45.5 (110) 2010 was the last year to have a successful FG >40 yds. Outdoor grass field, humid.
3)Mike Tolbert anytime TD +350. He'll get a few chances inside the 5 and may even score on a red zone screen.
4) Caro -3.5 Played out of the gates with Club. Bought back half of it at Denver +6. I don't ever remember winning a middle.
5) Last but not least, the HJ contest : In anticipation of my first ever successful middle, I propose:
Panthers 26 Broncos 21
Let the game begin! 
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Posted:
#132
Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:
Just so Biscuit can have some action on the SB, I am having a contest to see who can predict the final score.
Just so Biscuit can have some action on the SB, I am having a contest to see who can predict the final score.
There is no fee to enter.
Only one guess per degenerate.
Anyone who correctly guesses the final score wins a handsome prize.
If (when) no one correctly guesses the final score, a more humble prize will be awarded to the degenerate who is closest, but said degenerate must have the proper winning team.
Only those who have posted in the PB previously may enter the contest.
Need a minimum of 5 people participating, otherwise all guesses will be returned sans parting gifts.
A few years back I had a couple of similar type contests, and I do actually pay the winners. Off the top of my head, the only winner I can think about who is still posting here is Kurshka. If he pops in, he can attest that I am a man of my word. It is worth playing.
Good luck, fella's
Panthers 29
Broncos 17
Gotta go pee!
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Our fitty block came out Bronco 9 Cams 2 
Posted:
#143
Peyton wins MVP.
There are some serious mismatches between Denver WR's/TE's and the Carolina DB's.
Peyton takes advantage.
Putting that aside, as well as any biases towards either team, I hope that most football fans get a moment today to reflect upon the career of one of the greatest QB's the sport has ever known.
Peyton Manning has been incredible on the field, as well as the way he carried himself off the field.
His legacy is already written, and this game won't change that. But as a fan of the NFL I would love to see Manning win this last game, and show the world how one handles himself with class, dignity, and professionalism.
I've never been a huge fan/follower of Peyton's, but I respect history, and the possibility of moments/games that have the potential to be talked about forever. Today we get that opportunity. Try to enjoy it, should the 'special' happen.
Enjoy the game, fella's
bigreds daddy
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Posted:
#145
T6
i hated peyton in college, arrogant redneck that he was. but, if you have any appreciation for the nfl, you have to the most respect for him as an nfl qb. i saw him live twice. watching him live and seeing the whole field, you really get an appreciation for how he sees the defense, makes adjustments and gets the ball away to the right receivers (and often the right RB when he had james), so quickly. in his prime, i'm not sure anyone has ever been better than him at this. he was soo good at this in his prime (which lasted many years), that it didn't matter what the defense did and it didn't matter how good the pass rush was. in fact, it seemed like he thrived on the other team blitzing.
all that being said, f*ck 'im and the volunteers. go panthers.
i hated peyton in college, arrogant redneck that he was. but, if you have any appreciation for the nfl, you have to the most respect for him as an nfl qb. i saw him live twice. watching him live and seeing the whole field, you really get an appreciation for how he sees the defense, makes adjustments and gets the ball away to the right receivers (and often the right RB when he had james), so quickly. in his prime, i'm not sure anyone has ever been better than him at this. he was soo good at this in his prime (which lasted many years), that it didn't matter what the defense did and it didn't matter how good the pass rush was. in fact, it seemed like he thrived on the other team blitzing.
all that being said, f*ck 'im and the volunteers. go panthers.
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Posted:
#148
Peyton is the first QB in NFL history to take on a successful role as a player/coach. He's been the offensive coordinator for both the Colts and Broncos. It's fair to say he redefined the QB position and raised the bar to another level. Those that say his career is defined by his inability to win enough big games are wrong. His teams lost because his genius masks other deficiencies. His teams won because of him, not in spite of him. At his current age and physical ability, it's time for a team to finally carry him. Denver is good enough to give it a go today.
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Posted:
#149
Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:
Peyton wins MVP.
He gained a fan for life when he asked NFL to be allowed to wear black high tops to honor Johnny Unitas, was denied permission and did so anyway.Peyton wins MVP.
There are some serious mismatches between Denver WR's/TE's and the Carolina DB's.
Peyton takes advantage.
Putting that aside, as well as any biases towards either team, I hope that most football fans get a moment today to reflect upon the career of one of the greatest QB's the sport has ever known.
Peyton Manning has been incredible on the field, as well as the way he carried himself off the field.
His legacy is already written, and this game won't change that. But as a fan of the NFL I would love to see Manning win this last game, and show the world how one handles himself with class, dignity, and professionalism.
I've never been a huge fan/follower of Peyton's, but I respect history, and the possibility of moments/games that have the potential to be talked about forever. Today we get that opportunity. Try to enjoy it, should the 'special' happen.
Enjoy the game, fella's
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