The Great iBoldin

Find a valuable running back, someone more explosive then thunder thighs Ryan Grant, who accumulates a large amount of yardage against garbage teams or when the game is in hand. How about Jahvid Best at the end of round one, or Noel Devine in round two? Offensive line depth, both at tackle and the interior. Still too many blown assignments, and still too many times where Rodgers is one his [expletive]. Find a reliable corner and safety or two. Woodson can't do it alone, and while Al Harris will bring a lift next year, he's certainly lost a step. Maybe depth for the overall defense. Other then that, this is a very good team. Good game.

Was that Michael Adams who just made a play?

lol, settle down guy. Driver gets the ball ripped out. It's clear that the Pack came out on their heels a little bit. Arizona is too seasoned to do that. May be another long day for a playoff team.

Bearfan with awful prediction? Go figure. Brady is playing awful. Just terrible. Their whole team is. Ravens are plunging buttholes with their running attack, and they're running it at will. They double Wilfork, they maintain their blocks, they pull well. They do everything little thing in the running game right. This is a complete blowout and I love it. I wonder ECN is going to come up with for this loss.

Get used to knowing where people go on the maps. Create a private match for yourself and just kind of scope out the maps, where decent shooting places are. You get used to tendencies that people use pretty fast.

Thanks for coming out sleeping in the third, Canada. Oh well, not our strongest squad in recent years, goal tending was a real downfall.

Iowa defense is playing extremely well. Staying disciplined in their gaps and containing the Georgia Tech lethal run option attack were both extremely key for them to have any chance, and they've done it so far.

Cool story. Like Eberle's shoot-out move? Pretty sweet huh?

Cool story. Maybe if you hadn't let Peyton Manning come back from double digits in the game in Houston, we wouldn't be in this situation, would we? 8-8 is not good enough for the playoffs this year.

So what. So have about ten other receivers this year. And I'll take Welker or Fitzgerald to pick up more YAC then Marshall, because I don't care who Welker goes against, he makes people miss. When did dominating in the slot become a negative?

Nevermind. Greasy throw. Turrible.

Pass interference changes the complexion of this game here. TCU trying to go 99 yards, hectic.

That's probably it for TCU, can't generate what Jim Mora Sr. can only remark as "diddly poo" on offense. Boise State's defense is very, very good.

This was going to be a low-scoring game. Boise has an underrated defense with decent pieces and TCU was a top-five unit all year with one of the biggest game changer in the nation, which he did on that last fumble. It wasn't going to be a 35-30 game, same as last year, within 20 each way. And TCU needs to stick to short routes; Dalton can't hit the broad side of a barn past 15 yards, this is a YAC team. Need to go to their strong suits.

Debate over.

This is very relevant to the topic at hand. I applaud you. Anyways, Chad and the poor Bengals offense is at the mercy of New York, and Ochocinco's shooting blanks right now. Palmer 1-11 0 yards 0 touchdowns and an interception.

Philadelphia comes out flat. They'll wake up, but that's not good.

No one in the organization cares about a MVP right now, they came to win, and that's what they did. The Giants quit on themselves. End of story.

Meh, I'll take either haha, they're so comparable it's not even funny. Leon Hall did get it in the butt from Rivers, but who hasn't?

I defended Revis before, and I'm going to do it again. This season, Darrelle Revis has been the best cornerback in the National Football League. Take a peak at the following statistics, which are these receivers numbers when matched up against Darrelle Revis. - Andre Johnson: 4 Receptions, 35 yards with a long of 17 yards, which would then give him 3 catches for 18 yards. - Randy Moss: 4 Receptions, 24 yards. - Marques Colston: 2 Receptions, 33 yards. - Mike Sims-Walker: 3 Receptions, 49 Yards. - Randy Moss 2.0: 5 Receptions, 39 Yards. - Steve Smith: A whopping 1 Reception for 5 Yards. Excellent. - Roddy White: 4 Receptions, 33 Yards. - Reggie Wayne: 3 Receptions, 33 Yards, pulled like the other starters. I'll easily admit defeat if you show me who had better stats then that. This year, my rankings go. 1. Revis 2. Woodson 3. Aso 4. Sheldon Brown 5. Jonathan Joseph.

Cutler's going to be fine when the Bears finally re-tool that offensive line. The only thing they don't need on that O-Line is a center. Kreutz declined a lot this year, but I think he can re-gain what made him great if the Bears find a better pair of guards that can, you know, actually open up a hole? I liked Chris Williams coming out, but he's raw right now and hasn't looked great. Is he athletic enough to kick to the blindside and succeed next year? Let's hope so, because Orlando Pace has been god-awful this year. He's got his stable of young pass catchers now. Olsen, Aromashodu (spelling mistake I'm sure), Knox, Bennett and Hester. Let's hope Forte really wasn't a one year wonder either. The Bears are a good team, they just need to make absolutely necessary adjustments to be a playoff team next year.

Anything but Gold is all but a colossal disappointment, it really would be. That team is absolutely stacked.

While it certainly shouldn't happen, Gil Brandt is very versed inside a lot of management departments, and repeatedly has suggested Tebow could be a top-ten pick. I'd like to know of his sources, but he's onto something. A lot of front offices really like Tebow.

Reading certainly helps. Anyways, it's a decent list, but in no way, shape, or form is Juice Williams even close to a NFL prospect. He's such garbage. Atrocious prospect.

Either way, the Jets had the momentum. Manning wasn't moving the ball, and the defense was beginning to lose on key stops they needed to make.