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Real classy ODB hitting and putting a hole in a packer locker room wall :pfft:
 
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I think Dallas is jumping for joy they don't have to play Giants considering that was the series they couldn't beat this season

Nah, any competitor would be willing to play any team, regardless. And with all due respect to the G-Men, it's not like the Giants dominated the Cowboys. Both games could have gone either way.

As a Dallas fan, I would rather face the Giants than Green Bay.

-First, it's hard to beat the same team three times in the same season. I tried to find an official stat for this, but could only find some dude's answer on the internet (and we know how reliable the internet can be). According to some internet dude, since "1950, it's only happened 17 times."
•2009 Dallas Cowboys over Philadelphia Eagles
•2008 Pittsburgh Steelers over Baltimore Ravens
•2004 St. Louis Rams over Seattle Seahawks
•2002 Pittsburgh Steelers over Cleveland Browns
•2000 New York Giants over Philadelphia Eagles
•1999 Tennessee Titans over Jacksonville Jaguars
•1997 Green Bay Packers over Tampa Bay Buccaneers
•1997 New England Patriots over Miami Dolphins
•1994 Pittsburgh Steelers over Cleveland Browns
•1993 Los Angeles Raiders over Denver Broncos
•1991 Kansas City Chiefs over Los Angeles Raiders
•1986 New York Giants over Washington Redskins
•1982 Miami Dolphins over New York Jets (in a shortened season)
•1965 Green Bay Packers over Baltimore Colts
•1964 Buffalo Bills over San Diego Chargers
•1958 New York Giants over Cleveland Browns
•1952 Detroit Lions over Los Angeles Rams
-Secondly, Aaron Rodgers has been on a tear and a hot QB can make all the difference in a playoff run.
 
I'm planning on cancelling my cable after the Super Bowl, but if the final four is Packers, Seahawks, Patriots, Steelers, then I'll be cancelling it Monday. I'm tired of seeing the same teams win all the time. I hope the Cowboys, Falcons, and Chiefs can all win this weekend.
 
-First, it's hard to beat the same team three times in the same season. I tried to find an official stat for this, but could only find some dude's answer on the internet (and we know how reliable the internet can be). According to some internet dude, since "1950, it's only happened 17 times."

To face a team three times they both have to make the playoffs and end up facing each other too.
 
Yeah...I think that's self explanatory and any NFL fan would know that.

But so there's no ambiguity, to face a team three times, both teams would need to be in the same division and play home and away games against each other, then face each other in either the Wild Card Round, the Divisional Round, or the Conference Championship.

Now, if you're arguing that it's hard to beat the same team three times in a season because it rarely happens that teams face each other three times in a season, well that could be a valid point.
 
Eschewing a coach with head coaching experience, John Elway signs former Miami Defensive Coordinator Vance Joseph to be the Broncos' next Head Coach.

Don't watch too many AFC East games, and I don't think I saw one Miami game this year, so I'm unfamiliar with Joseph.
 
Blame San Diego. The stadium there is pure crap and they wouldn't help build a new, modern one.


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yes and no. Last I had heard was SDSU plus the city had offered a lot and has Spanos used the 550M plus what they originally planed to spend they could have got it done, I think he checked out when they didn't pass the bill.
 
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