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Now insert Seattle's history.
Jan. 14, 2007 - NFC Divisional - Chicago 27, Seattle 24
• Jan. 6, 2007 - NFC Wild Card - Seattle 21, Dallas 20
• Feb. 5, 2006 - Super Bowl XL - Pittsburgh 21, Seattle 10
• Jan. 22, 2006 - NFC Championship - Seattle 34, Carolina 14
• Jan. 14, 2006 - NFC Divisional - Seattle 20, Washington 10
• Jan. 8, 2005 - NFC Wild Card - St. Louis 27, Seattle 20
• Jan. 4, 2004 - NFC Wild Card - Green Bay 33, Seattle 27
• Jan. 9, 2000 - AFC Wild Card - Miami 20, Seattle 17
• Dec. 31, 1988 - AFC Divisional - Cincinnati 21, Seattle 13
• Jan. 3, 1988 - AFC Wild Card - Houston 23, Seattle 20
• Dec. 29, 1984 - AFC Divisional - Miami 31, Seattle 10
• Dec. 22, 1984 - AFC Divisional - Seattle 14, L.A. Raiders 7
• Jan. 8, 1984 - AFC Championship - L.A. Raiders 30, Seattle 14
• Dec. 31, 1983 - AFC Divisional - Seattle 27, Miami 20
• Dec. 24, 1983 - AFC Wild Card - Seattle 31, Denver 7
All this is just evidence of how much of a hardcore Redskins fan I am. 28 years through the good times & bad times, never routing for another team.....and I've never even lived near them. It'll be hard to shake me.
I've never heard them use the term for a pile up on a loose ball. I always hear them use it when there's a large group all on their feet, pushing against each other trying to move the group one way or another. Looks like a scrum to me.
edit: Wait, that was way to polite for this forum. Let me add... "You're WRONG! And you're an IDIOT for thinking that way!" There... that's better.
I just gotta say... How's about them Green Bay Packers? Look at 'em there, all alone atop the NFC North... And despite the fact that I hate the Patriots with a passion that burns with the heat of a thousand suns, I must give them a hearty "well done" for the thrashing they put on Brent. Those are the first and only props I will ever send out to the Patriots.
Don't all you guys want to know how the guy who roots for two teams dealt with watching them play today? (...and being at the game...)
Oh, SNAP! Detroit is back in it!
Better not be caught looking over your shoulder, Cleveland!
Don't all you guys want to know how the guy who roots for two teams dealt with watching them play today? (...and being at the game...)
Grossman? Really?Where's the dude who was talkin' smack about the Redskins?
No worries, Homer.
The Browns had the week off. They're gonna be ready to play Sunday. Cleveland is going to win one of the next two.
You have any IPA in stock? If not, you better get busy. 3-7 after week ten That's money in the bank![]()
Grossman? Really?
Next two weeks are the Pats and the Jets. They're going to win one of those.
Then it's off to Jacksonville, Carolina home, @ Miami, @ Buffalo, @ Cincinnati, then home for Baltimore and Pittsburgh.
We'll win 5 games, 6 on the outside. Like the Lions, the Browns' O line is looking a crap-ton better than it has in the past. They have problems in the secondary, but they're a much improved team over last year.