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#41
10-28-2007, 09:23 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
I'm not betting anything. I know nothing about sports gambling so I'm not about to get taken advantage of. All I wanted was to have a discussion about the game but I guess on a poker website everybody is more interested about the gambling aspects/making money than actually talking about the game.
There's a good chance Harrison doesn't play or isn't anywhere close to 100% and that definitely has a major impact on the game... 
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#42
10-28-2007, 09:26 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
No, we care about people who have no [censored] clue what they're talking about shutting the hell up.
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#43
10-28-2007, 09:29 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
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[ QUOTE ] Most of you don't think the Colts are heavy dogs, but I think they are, especially with all the momentum the Pats have. I pick the Pats to win by at least 2 TD's. also, while this game is important, they're going to meet again in the playoffs where the implications are much more important so unless either team blows the other one out (I can see the Pats blowing the Colts out but not vice versa) it really won't mean too much [/ QUOTE ] Agree and disagree. The game isn't that important other than it may well decide home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. That makes it potentially huge. [/ QUOTE ] Because the Colts couldn't use another AFC win? They have already won the AFC South right, because its not like the Titans or the Jaguars have a chance at winning the division. I guarentee you the Colts want to keep that 2 and half game edge on both those teams. Remember, if the Colts lose this game and still have to play both those teams, albeit, at home. I guarentee you the Colts see those two teams continue to win and realize that this division is nowhere near won yet, and I bet you their fans feel the same way. Pats...well I think that might be another story considering they have a 4 and half game lead on the closest team, and that team isn't really a playoff team.
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#44
10-28-2007, 09:29 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
Harrison is going to play. The whole reason the Colts held him out today was to make sure he'd be healthy for the Pats game.
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#45
10-28-2007, 09:31 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
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Colts will win this game or at least keep it very close, no doubt IMO. [/ QUOTE ] I agree completely. Freeney is a damn good player at home, that noise helps him tremendously. I feel this Indy team is the best in the NFL.
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#46
10-28-2007, 09:33 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
The Colts and the Patriots pretty much have playoff spots locked up. This game is about two things: 1) HFA in a rematch. 2) The all-important "Bye" opponent in the Wild Card round.
The Titans and Jags are good teams, but the difference between the 2 seed and the 3 seed in the NFL is more important than the difference between the 3 seed and the 6 seed, IMHO.
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#49
10-28-2007, 09:44 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I feel this Indy team is the best in the NFL. [/ QUOTE ] L M F A O [/ QUOTE ] they could be, its a non-zero possibility [/ QUOTE ] yeah, but cmon man.
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#50
10-28-2007, 09:45 PM
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Re: ***** Clash of the Titans, Week 9: NE @ Ind*****
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[ QUOTE ] I feel this Indy team is the best in the NFL. [/ QUOTE ] L M F A O [/ QUOTE ] agree w/ sublime
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