NFL Playoffs 2011

[little beckham]

Im Football is ein ein defensives Spiel aber ein bissl was anderes als im Fußball, weil du dich ja per se nicht hinten hineinstellen kannst. Fußballteams mit limitierten Möglichkeiten stellen sich hinten rein, Footballteams mit limitierten Möglichkeiten werden auf beiden Seiten des Balles annihiliert.

eh, dass man es nicht 1:1 vergleichen kann, sollte klar sein, aber mir schien der vergleich mit 1:0 - Siegen im Fußball nicht ganz so schlecht zu sein.

Die Jets sind nervig weil Ryan eine zu große Pappn hat und sie sich in der zweiten Saisonhälfte praktisch nur noch doch Masn oder gegnerischer Dumm-/Unfähigkeit (KC ) irgendwie zu ihren Siegen gewurschtelt haben.

da hast du allerdings völlig recht.

[Ston3]

eh, dass man es nicht 1:1 vergleichen kann, sollte klar sein, aber mir schien der vergleich mit 1:0 - Siegen im Fußball nicht ganz so schlecht zu sein

Eher die Jets stehen immer hinten drin, der Gegner verschießt dauernd vorm leeren Tor und am Ende gewinnen sie im Elferschießen.

[gufl]

johnelway

I am excited to announce that John Fox has agreed to terms to become the 14th head coach in Denver Broncos history.

[nevermore]

Toller Wes Welker:

Q: How valuable is it to have a guy like Tom Brady standing in the huddle, especially in the intense situations of the playoff atmosphere?

WW: Having Tom in there - it goes without saying, the guy is who he is and he does a great job of making sure everyone is on the same page and putting their best foot forward going out there and playing well and doing what they can out there.

Q: How do you approach the young guys about what to expect in the post season?

WW: You just talk to them. It's a playoff atmosphere and you can't just stick your toe in the water, you've got to jump right in and make sure you're ready to go and make things happen. In a playoff atmosphere that's what you have to do.

Q: I know you are excited to play football every game no matter what the situation is but considering last year when you were forced to sit and watch the playoff game, is there a little bit more excitement for you because you are getting back in the playoffs?

WW: It is definitely a little bit different especially [last year] I had my foot up in the air trying to get the swelling to go down and things like that. [i'm] definitely excited about getting the opportunity to go out there and have some fun and get in the playoff atmosphere. This is what it's all about. This is where you want to get to. This being my seventh year in the league now, and understanding what this means and how rare of an opportunity it is - [we've] got to make sure we take full advantage of it.

Q: How frustrating was it to not be on the field last year? You haven't played a playoff game since Glendale in 2007. How did it feel not being out there last year?

WW: It was tough. It was definitely hard to watch, especially the way the game went. I am definitely excited to be out there and these are the types of games you play for. This is what you spend all year getting ready for and you want to go out there and put your best foot forward.

Q: Can you put a number on how much Darrelle Revis was covering you on the Dec. 6th game? It seemed significantly more than the first game.

WW: It was definitely a little more. I don't really know a number. It was quite a bit, especially any time they did any sort of man coverages and things like that. It seemed to be a lot more, so you've got to be ready for everything and study film on everybody, and make sure you are definitely ready for him and you've got to bring it every play because he is a great player. He's got great feet, he moves around well and [he] does some good things out there.

Q: What makes Revis as good as he is?

WW: I think he is very patient. He has good feet. He moves around really well. He understands the game. He gets his hands on you pretty well. [He] understands what you're trying to do to him, so he definitely is a tough guy to really set up and get open against. You've got to be on top of your game and make sure that you're doing everything possible to get open.

Q: What has Deion Branch brought to the offense?

WW: Deion is such a great player and such a great teammate. The guy is tough to cover. He does a lot of great things out there - he runs some really good routes. Tom [brady] trusts him and they are kind of on the same page. He is another guy with great feet and he can really move around and do some great things out there.

Q: You guys were on such an impressive role heading into the last 5 - 6 weeks of the season, how do you guys feel you will handle the bye week, are you afraid that you have lost any momentum at all?

WW: To be honest with you, I feel like our practices have almost simulated a game as well as we could have. We really got after it during the bye week and even this week of really concentrating and practicing hard and making sure that every play, even in practice... you never know when you will get the chance to run it again before the game, so you want to make sure that you are putting your best foot forward out there and making it happen.

Q: How does the playoff atmosphere translate to practices this week of preparation, do you sense it?

WW: Yeah, absolutely. [We're] really moving forward and we're going out there being good little foot soldiers. We are making sure we are going out there doing everything coach [belichick] asks us to do: making plays and doing everything necessary to get ready for the game.

Q: Is communication a big factor this week with all of the Jets blitz packages? You've really got to focus and be alert and make sure everyone is on the same page.

WW: You definitely have to make sure you are on top of things. Especially with this team, they do so many different things. [They] move people around and do a lot of blitzes. A lot of teams you don't see all year, so you definitely have to be on your toes and make sure that you're ready to go. You've got to make sure you are putting everything out there that you need to, to be ready to go but communication is definitely a huge thing.

[Chemical neighborhood]

Sehr geil

[wienerfußballfan]

Spiele mit mehr als 2 INTs von Cutler im Jahr 2010: 1

Und in wievielen Spielen hatte Cutler 2 oder weniger Ints??? Ich mein... einen QB dem ich kaum vertrauen kann ein Spiel ohne 2 Interceptions zu Werfen, der ist ein Unsicherheitsfaktor es sei denn er spielt den rest des Spieles so überragend wie ein Drew Brees....

Cutler war und wird niemals ein guter QB für mich sein!

[Kobe]

Cutler war und wird niemals ein guter QB für mich sein!

spätestens wenn er sich seinen kontostand anschaut wird er das verschmerzen

[wienerfußballfan]

spätestens wenn er sich seinen kontostand anschaut wird er das verschmerzen

Ja..... geht einem gewissen Dober Andreas aus Wien nicht anders ist er deshalb ein Fußball-Spieler

edit: Nur nicht Cheatriots gegen Falcons, nur nicht Cheatriots gegen Falcons, nur nicht Cheatriots gegen Falcons, nur nicht Cheatriots gegen Falcons.....

Ich hoffe eben das die Steelers zuerst die Ravens dann die Cheatriots und dann die Falcons raushauen, wirds aber nicht spielen, sehe die Cheatriots realistischer Weise schon im SB leider....

bearbeitet 13. Januar 2011 von Wienerfußballfan

[nevermore]

Und in wievielen Spielen hatte Cutler 2 oder weniger Ints??? Ich mein... einen QB dem ich kaum vertrauen kann ein Spiel ohne 2 Interceptions zu Werfen, der ist ein Unsicherheitsfaktor es sei denn er spielt den rest des Spieles so überragend wie ein Drew Brees....

Cutler war und wird niemals ein guter QB für mich sein!

4 INTs - 1x

2 INTs - 3x

Ausserhalb der Partie gegen Washington 12 INTs in 15 Spielen.

Edith:

Danny Woodhead Pornostar?

bearbeitet 14. Januar 2011 von nevermore

[Ston3]

Was rauchen die?

[Chemical neighborhood]

Wahnsinn

[little beckham]

[Ston3]

Toller Wes Welker:

Soll lieber schauen, dass er keinen Ball mehr dropped...

Ahja und hat Suggs einen Man Crush on Brady? Oder wieso redet der Typ nur über ihn? Sollt sich vielleicht mal um das eigene Spiel morgen kümmern anstatt sich mit dem Typen auseinanderzusetzen den er in seiner NFL Karriere grade mal 1x geschlagen hat

bearbeitet 14. Januar 2011 von Ston3

[nevermore]

Ahja und hat Suggs einen Man Crush on Brady? Oder wieso redet der Typ nur über ihn? Sollt sich vielleicht mal um das eigene Spiel morgen kümmern anstatt sich mit dem Typen auseinanderzusetzen den er in seiner NFL Karriere grade mal 1x geschlagen annihiliert hat

fyp

[MILANISTA]

Was zum Lachen:

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-videos/09000d5d81daa7da/What-s-his-name-Joe