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  1. #25

    Re: Joe Flacco Could Set A Record Sunday

    You know what that record says? It says that the elite QB's have a good enough regular season record to have HFA and not have to play on the road. Peyton doesn't lose out to the texans or titans, Brady doesn't lose out to the jets or dolphins and Brees doesn't lose out to the falcons, they win their divisions.





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    Re: Joe Flacco Could Set A Record Sunday

    Quote Originally Posted by alien bird View Post
    it is remarkable that in all the years of the NFL, the record is four.
    Not really. During its first forty-plus years, there was only a single playoff game: the winners of the East & West Conferences. After breaking into 4 divisions in the late 1960s. a second round of playoffs was instituted. Single Wild Card playoff games were added in the late 70s, later expanded to an entire four game first round..
    In a 2003 BBC poll that asked Brits to name the "Greatest American Ever", Mr. T came in fourth, behind ML King (3rd), Abe Lincoln (2nd) and Homer Simpson (1st).





  3. #27

    Re: Joe Flacco Could Set A Record Sunday

    Quote Originally Posted by Wacco flacco flame View Post
    You know what that record says? It says that the elite QB's have a good enough regular season record to have HFA and not have to play on the road. Peyton doesn't lose out to the texans or titans, Brady doesn't lose out to the jets or dolphins and Brees doesn't lose out to the falcons, they win their divisions.
    OMG. It took Peyaton nine years to get his fifth win, in his fitth year he lost his third straigth PO game 0-41 to who..haha the Jets.. 131 yards.. was he elite in his fifth year? What if Flacco lose 0-41 this weekend? Not only will he still not be elite, hard to believe he will have any future.

    Btw Brees in his tenth year is 5-4 , and on the road 0-3.





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    Re: Joe Flacco Could Set A Record Sunday

    Quote Originally Posted by Wacco flacco flame View Post
    You know what that record says? It says that the elite QB's have a good enough regular season record to have HFA and not have to play on the road. Peyton doesn't lose out to the texans or titans, Brady doesn't lose out to the jets or dolphins and Brees doesn't lose out to the falcons, they win their divisions.
    But even divisional winners have to go on the road. Brees has lost two consecutive years on the road. The NY Giants won in Green Bay this year and were a division winner. Both the Giants and the Ravens play on the road on Sunday; both teams won their divisions.





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    Re: Joe Flacco Could Set A Record Sunday

    Quote Originally Posted by Wacco flacco flame View Post
    You know what that record says? It says that the elite QB's have a good enough regular season record to have HFA and not have to play on the road. Peyton doesn't lose out to the texans or titans, Brady doesn't lose out to the jets or dolphins and Brees doesn't lose out to the falcons, they win their divisions.
    Wow...you really don't know the early history of a lot of these guys careers, do you?





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    Re: Joe Flacco Could Set A Record Sunday

    Quote Originally Posted by Wacco flacco flame View Post
    You know what that record says? It says that the elite QB's have a good enough regular season record to have HFA and not have to play on the road. Peyton doesn't lose out to the texans or titans, Brady doesn't lose out to the jets or dolphins and Brees doesn't lose out to the falcons, they win their divisions.
    Yea, but up until this year the Texans have been mediocre at best, the Titans haven't been much of anything (consistently) since Steve McNair was in his prime, and regarding the AFC East the Dolphins, Jets, and Bills have been the Patriots' whipping boys for the past decade for the most part.

    Neither the Colts or the Patriots have had to face an opponent like the Steelers or Bengals twice a year like the Ravens had. The AFC North is easily one of the toughest, if not the toughest, division in the NFL.
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    Re: Joe Flacco Could Set A Record Sunday

    I know that they all have the one thing that matters, a Super Bowl ring.





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