Aye, it stinks the Packers lost to the Bears, but they have already clenched a play-off spot so it hardly matters. Yet, it does cost them a shot at having a home field advantage in the Playoffs.
Well, the Skins are trouncing the Vikings, and hopefully they'll do the same next week against the Cowboys.
I'd love to see the Skins beat the Cowboys, even though the Cowboys have already clinched home field.
Which actually doesn't concern me much. It's true that Favre has never won in Texas Stadium, but he might be getting a little old to be playing in cold weather. Besides, it might be good if the Cowboys come in a little too confident.
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I think the Pack will have no problems beating the Cowboys this time - they had some really important players missing, like Woodson and KGB. Farve just needs to play like he always does - short passes, that's their offense.
And Harris can't just stand in the middle of nowhere and watch the ball go sailing right past him. >.<
By the way - I haven't looked lately, is T.O. [scum!] supposed to return in time for that? Probably, it was just a minor injury last I heard.
Exactly my thoughts. Favre just needs to settle down and throw like he normally does; during the time he was in against the Cowboys, like half is passes were 50 yard bombs.
But yeah, the Packers were plagued with injuries and they had 150~ yards against them in penalties. It's tough to win with that many penalties. And if all else fails, we can always hope that another one of Romo's superstar girlfriends comes to the game so that he ends up playing like crap. =P
Edit: Oh, and I haven't heard about TO. I imagine he'll be back easily in time for the playoffs, probably even back for the Redskins this week.
"Buy, buy, buy, buy; sell, sell, sell
How well you've learned to not discern;
Who's foe and who is friend,
We'll own them all in the end."
Woot! Redskins made it to the playoffs! They went from 5-7 to 9-7 this season to make it, and I got to stand for three hours in the drenching rain at 38 degrees F at the game today!
Next week, they're playing Seattle and I think they have a better than decent chance to beat 'em.
It was a great game for Redskins fans since the ball was almost always on the Skins side of the field, and it was just all the sweeter that it was against Dallas. But, on the other hand, the Cowboys had nothing to gain from this game. They already clinched home-field advantage in the playoffs, so they really never quite tried to win in the first place. Still, Todd Collins had another amazing game, and I'm glad to see that Gibbs will be starting him against Seattle.
Seattle is very much one-dimensional, but really, so are the Redskins. The defense is great, but the offense is broken often times. These past four games, the Redskins offense did play great, so I'm hoping it's that offense we'll see against Seattle rather than the offense from mid-September through mid-November.
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