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I expected that to get reviewed and maybe overturned if for no other reason than the NFL owed New Orleans one....

Nah, makeup calls are only in baseball. In the NFL, the league is all about telling the fans not to believe reason and their own eyes. Hence, "we did review it [in only 10 seconds] and determined there was nothing that rises to a foul on the basis of visual evidence [that we care to explain to you peons]." We've always been at war with Eastasia...

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And I'm sure they reviewed that play because they review every scoring play. So they reviewed OPI on that play...right?
"Dustin Pedroia doesn't have the strength or bat speed to hit major-league pitching consistently, and he has no power......He probably has a future as a backup infielder if he can stop rolling over to third base and shortstop." Keith Law, 2006
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I hate college overtime. I don't see much wrong with the NFL. Once they eliminated going 30 yards and kicking a FG to win I was fine with it.

 

I think the overtime coin toss is the weirdest thing in all of major sports. It's still a huge advantage to win it. I think the college type shootout is the way to go although I did hate it at first.

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I can understand ths outrage over the no-call in the Saints/Rams game last year, but this one, come on. That would have been a really weak call on Rudolph.

 

Anyway, could the Packers lose to the Seahawks or Eagles next week? Yes, absolutely. But the toughest team not named the 49ers in the NFC just got eliminated and our chances of making the Super Bowl just went up as a result, that is the bottom line.

 

Plus, I do think Minnesota has a pretty reasonable shot of knocking off the 49ers, certainly more so than the Eagles would. Which I think is the only chance we'll be playing beyond the NFC championship. So again, ugh, go Vikes. They'll play 2 playoff games before we even play our first.

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Now that the seahawks can't play san fran next week, I want them to win this game. Something about philly doesnt make me like the matchup with the packers.

 

I also like the thought of them flying all the way across the country to/from philly and then jumping forward two time zones to play in freezing weather the very next week against a rested packer team.

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At least there isn't going to be a ton of insufferable Taysom Hill hot takes all week now.

Taysom Hill will be the Saints starting quarterback next season.

 

I agree with this and I think that he should be. It's not a "hot take" when the guy has been consistently doing this for a couple years now.

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I'm not a fan of college overtime because it doesn't resemble what you just watched for three hours. People have this reverence for it but I think it's dumb. It would be like an NBA game going to H-O-R-S-E in overtime.

 

I would agree with that take. I don't know what the answer is however, but I think whatever solution MUST include both offenses touching the ball.

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Over / Under on # of times announcers mention Taysom Hill was released by the Packers next week: 3.5. Over / Under on # of times BF.net posters mention Taysom Hill was released by the Packers next week: 33.5. I’m not looking forward to the Jared Cook comments either.

 

Since they could easily be playing the seahawks or eagles next week, I'll go with the under

I honestly counted the Vikings out. They are my least favorite team and I found myself rooting for them because local sports talk radio would have been insufferable this week with all the Taysom Hill / Jared Cook talk.

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Mike McCarthy’s playoff record with Aaron Rodgers is 9-7. Sean Peyton’s playoff record with Drew Brees is 8-7. Virtually identical playoff records, each with a future HOF QB and a Super Bowl win, yet most NFL fans hold Sean Peyton in higher regard. Why is that?
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Mike McCarthy’s playoff record with Aaron Rodgers is 9-7. Sean Peyton’s playoff record with Drew Brees is 8-7. Virtually identical playoff records, each with a future HOF QB and a Super Bowl win, yet most NFL fans hold Sean Peyton in higher regard. Why is that?

 

Anti-Midwest bias, and McCarthy’s appearance. Just my two cents.

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