espn.com has an article about the Panthers’ screwing the pooch against the Cardinals. One problem is one of perspective and facts. They include the Falcons’ 34-19 loss to Denver in Super Bowl XXXIII as a “home” game for the Falcons.
Give me a f’ing break. Is Miami, which hosted Super Bowl XXXIII, in any way, shape, form, or fashion, remotely Atlanta? Way to start off a Sunday morning with some bad memories. F^*k Eugene Robinson! Thanks for that!
BTW, interesting site with some decent info. Most of this can be found on nfl.com, but kudos for the effort.
…clearly drawing the comparison of the southern SEC lovin’ fans who incorrectly believe that this is the only real division in college sports, and will forsake their own division rivalry alignments to pull for any SEC team facing off against one of the other lowly divisions to boast of division’s greatness.
The Falcons had a huge turn around this season if you put on the blinders and look only at the W and L column, but ultimately still the same execution coupled with a cupcake season schedule facing off against teams that ultimately only made them look better than they actually are.
Reading that you are somehow looking forward to Falcons season tickets, I will digress out of respect…
Arizona over Philly big. Pittsburgh over Baltimore. Pittsburgh over Arizona with the best rated defense in the league. I’ve sent a “playoff overtime rulebook” to McNabb, just in case he needs it for this weekend.
JK – Everyone knows that the SEC is the only *real* conference in college football. Yes, the boys out west showed me something, and I said as much.
Give us poor downtrodden Falcons fans our moment. We are still clinging to hope that we can have back-to-back winning seasons. Falcons games are a ton of fun. If you are nice, I could always hook you up when there is a spare.
I am still having a hard time believing in the red birds … but I may make them my pick. Agree with you on the boys from Pittsburgh.