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I got too much to do to watch both games. So, I just figure, Denver doesn’t stand much of a chance, and the living dead version of Manning isn’t Manning. Unlike some, I happen to like Arians,
and I also like the idea that the NFC west could be sending teams to the superbowl in 4 consecutive years. I have no feelings about Carolina one way or the other.If I had my choice, I’d watch most or all of the NFC game, and the 2nd half of the AFC game.
As it is, I will watch the first half of the AFC game, and none of the rest of it.
It is hockey season in my house, and I am taking my son to San Jose tonight for a Kings/Sharks game. Gotta be leaving in about 5 hours.
Love hockey. The cold air flowing off the ice, the echoing crack of sticks, the thunder of checks, and the smell of shark meat.
Unlike some, I happen to like Arians,
and I also like the idea that the NFC west could be sending teams to the superbowl in 4 consecutive years. I have no feelings about Carolina one way or the other.Do you watch Arians with the sound turned off? His shit talk before and after games is what I don’t like. He’s certainly ran his mouth about the Rams but he outdid himself in the week leading to the Seahawks blasting his team in his stadium in week 17. What do you like about him besides he wins of course!
The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.
Sprinkles are for winners.
If I had my choice, I’d watch most or all of the NFC game, and the 2nd half of the AFC game.
As it is, I will watch the first half of the AFC game, and none of the rest of it.
It is hockey season in my house, and I am taking my son to San Jose tonight for a Kings/Sharks game. Gotta be leaving in about 5 hours.
Love hockey. The cold air flowing off the ice, the echoing crack of sticks, the thunder of checks, and the smell of shark meat.
I used to be a big hockey fan but when they made helmets mandatory and began throwing out the next player to get involved in a fight or come off the bench I think a lot of the character of the game was lost. I realize these days that sounds insane but unless you watched the game back in the mid 70s and earlier you won’t know why it makes a difference. I do like the shoot outs to end the tie games though.
The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.
Sprinkles are for winners.
Unlike some, I happen to like Arians,
and I also like the idea that the NFC west could be sending teams to the superbowl in 4 consecutive years. I have no feelings about Carolina one way or the other.Do you watch Arians with the sound turned off? His shit talk before and after games is what I don’t like. He’s certainly ran his mouth about the Rams but he outdid himself in the week leading to the Seahawks blasting his team in his stadium in week 17. What do you like about him besides he wins of course!
You care more about what he says than I do. Not judging, I could see why someone would care, I just don’t.
I like the fact that he’s a good old-fashioned Coryell offense type, I like the fact that he’s a no-nonsense non-PC “speaks his mind” non-slick type coach, and I like the fact that he beat the odds in becoming a head coach in spite of being labelled a “career coordinator” type. I don’t mind his manner, but that;s just a matter of taste.
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