NFL 2004 Season Super Bowl Picks

	Sarah - How do you use these things? 02/02/2005 @ 07:51:22 PM
So will this be the year Favre retires? Driver says yes, Favre's brother says no. I hope not. Let the debate begin. :)		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - 6225 Posts 02/03/2005 @ 09:34:57 AM
I'm gonna pick the eagles, or at least that's who i'm gonna cheer for. Why? Dorsey Levens, Jeff Thomason, and Andy Reid, all former Packers. Would you guys consider the Bills of the early 90's a Dynasty? 4 SB's in 4 years (no wins, but still, no one has done that). Also, who is the best running back of all time: Jim Brown, Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, or Walter Peyton? If Favre retires, they should put him in the hall right away, you know, give him a special exemption:)		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	icbeast - I don't need to get steady I know just how I feel 02/03/2005 @ 12:36:54 PM
The Patriots don't seem very gracious in the Visa commercial that I'm sure we've all seen a hundred times. They're as cocky as any other team, only their cockiness is not about themselves individually, but as a team. TO and the media make it seem like the Eagles are all bout him, but they've gone to four straight NFC championship games and they made it to the Super Bowl this year without TO in the playoffs. The rest of the Eagles players besides TO just keep their mouths shut and don't brag about how much a team they are like the Patriots. So I'll be cheering for the Eagles obviously, although they are one of my least favorite NFC teams. NFC needs to win some Super Bowls anyway. It depends on your definition of dynasty. If that just means being a really good team then yes, the Bills were a dynasty. Problem is they ran into an even better dynasty, the Cowboys. Now I'm sure some people would argue that dynasties by definition cannot co-exist, so like I said it depends are your definition. I say yes. Sanders was the best of all time skill wise, Smith was the best of all time for longevity. Definitions again. I'll break it down this way. One game for the Super Bowl, pick a RB. I'd take Sanders. The offseason wouldn't be so long if you got into basketball, plus baseball starts soon.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	icbeast - I don't need to get steady I know just how I feel 02/03/2005 @ 12:40:05 PM
Forgot a few things. I'm done talking about Favre until he makes a decision. Trading Moss is the worst idea I've ever heard. Straight drunken-type foolishness. Football teams are built from free agency and the draft not trades. Need some defense? Grab a bunch of cheap free agents, a couple of them have to be worth something. It works for the Patriots.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - Cube Phenomenoligist 02/03/2005 @ 06:24:46 PM
Agreed. Especially since the Vikes will have tons of cap room, and possibly no Red, so that means it might actually get spent.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - Cube Phenomenoligist 02/03/2005 @ 06:41:19 PM
A guy applied the BCS algorithm to find the best 50 wide receivers of all time. 1. Jerry Rice 2. Henry Ellard 3. Steve Largent 4. Tim Brown 5. James Lofton 6. Andre Reed 7. Paul Warfield 8. Anthony Miller 9. Joey Galloway 10. Harold Jackson 11. Art Monk 12. Cris Carter 13. Anthony Carter 14. Stanley Morgan 15. Irving Fryar 16. Rob Moore 17. Fred Biletnikoff 18. John Stallworth 19. Michael Irvin 20. Charley Taylor 21. Haven Moses 22. Wesley Walker 23. Eric Martin 24. Harold Carmichael 25. Lynn Swann 26. Mel Gray 27. Gary Clark 28. Mark Duper 29. Jimmy Smith 30. Al Toon 31. Brian Blades 32. Alfred Jenkins 33. Andre Rison 34. Sterling Sharpe 35. Reggie Rucker 36. Charlie Joiner 37. Ken Burrough 38. Terry Glenn 39. Randy Moss 40. Otis Taylor 41. Webster Slaughter 42. Gene Washington 43. Carroll Dale 44. Isaac Bruce 45. John Gilliam 46. Marvin Harrison 47. Drew Hill 48. Lance Alworth 49. Gary Garrison 50. Michael Westbrook		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	icbeast - 3619 Posts 02/03/2005 @ 06:52:05 PM
Um..I'm not quite sure how you apply the BCS algorithm to WRs, but obviously something is wrong here. Joey Galloway at 9? Michael Westbrook even listed anywhere near the words "best wide receiver"? It's really too foolish to even bother commenting on, but since I've already typed this I guess I'll hit "Comment".		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - The pig says "My wife is a slut?" 02/03/2005 @ 06:53:40 PM
The process explained. Here		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - Pie Racist 02/03/2005 @ 07:01:28 PM
He is also perplexed by the Joey Galloway thing. It's a pretty interesting site though.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	icbeast - 3619 Posts 02/03/2005 @ 10:53:34 PM
Has anyone else been reading SuperBlogII? Some quality stuff there, sounds like a real disaster.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - 6225 Posts 02/04/2005 @ 04:42:12 PM
this could be least Super of all the Bowls. The lack of discussion is part of it.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - Resident Tech Support 02/05/2005 @ 03:54:41 PM
Has anyone else realized that the Super Bowl is being held in a city not much bigger than Eau Claire. Jacksonville is only like 66,000 some people. Interesting, isn't it.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - 9543 Posts 02/05/2005 @ 10:54:43 PM
I did not know that, if that is true than Green Bay is not the smallest town with a team after all.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - Resident Tech Support 02/06/2005 @ 01:52:50 AM
Green Bay is still the smallest market though, I think that's relating to TV audience or something like that. The Monkey is officially and forever off the back of Steve Young. Dan Marino and Steve Young are hall of famers.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - 9543 Posts 02/06/2005 @ 09:43:25 AM
There was a monkey? What monkey?		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - 6225 Posts 02/06/2005 @ 09:58:13 AM
When Steve Young and the 49ers won Super Bowl 29 against the chargers when Steve Young threw 6 touchdown passes, the "monkey" of living in Joe Montana's shadow was lifted off his back. Many also felt that no matter how good Steve Young would be, he would never be good enough to compare to Montana. Well now, he is definitely "good enough".		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	icbeast - But let history remember, that as free men, we chose to make it so! 02/06/2005 @ 12:03:08 PM
He's not good enough to compare to Montana.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	icbeast - Ignorance is bliss to those uneducated 02/06/2005 @ 05:35:29 PM
That was the highlight of the evening. Javon Walker getting national respect by being on a cheesy American Idol commercial. Anything else good to follow is just icing on the cake.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	icbeast - But let history remember, that as free men, we chose to make it so! 02/06/2005 @ 07:33:41 PM
Worst halftime show ever.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - 9543 Posts 02/06/2005 @ 07:58:00 PM
Last year was bad, but it's over Paul. Get on AIM Alex.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - 9543 Posts 02/06/2005 @ 08:46:47 PM
DF McNabb is sure crapping the bed here.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - Always thinking of, but never about, the children. 02/06/2005 @ 09:16:08 PM
Philly is sure doing their damnedest to take the NFL Worst clock management title from the Vikings. And Scene		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - Ma'am, can you make sure your computer is turned on? 02/06/2005 @ 10:00:41 PM
was TO selfish in playing slightly hurt, or was he a warrior? I think he was a warrior, and he played a great game.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - 9543 Posts 02/06/2005 @ 10:12:17 PM
I dont think anyone can think for one millisecond that his wanting to play was a bad thing. There is a caste system of players and TO is in the damned if they do damned if they dont caste. There would have been just as much bad press if he made no attempt to come back.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - On your mark...get set...Terrible! 02/06/2005 @ 11:13:07 PM
I was glad to see him play. As much as I don't really like him as a player overall, I think it was best for the game that one of the best players in the league played, even if through some pain and not at 100%. If anyone else would have done it, they would be called heroic, so I think he is the same then. Alright, we agree.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - You're going to have to call your hardware guy. It's not a software issue. 02/06/2005 @ 11:14:03 PM
is this it, or is there a Pro Bowl page? Sadness.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - Get Up! Get outta here! Gone! 02/06/2005 @ 11:22:01 PM
Ok, my mistake. Without realizing it, I was looking at Jacksonville North Carolina. Jacksonville Florida is actually like 800,000.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	icbeast - 3619 Posts 02/07/2005 @ 09:33:28 PM
I slept through the entire 4th quarter. And I'm glad. Worst commercials ever. The Super Bowl was Super Lame. Quote of the day, "And we are all victims of a once-likable league (NHL) that screwed itself up beyond repair, the same way you screw up a relationship by drunk-dialing too many times." Bill Simmons is hilarious. Too bad he's a Patriot fan or I'd vote for him in 2008.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jon - 3443 Posts 02/07/2005 @ 11:26:41 PM
I thought the game was above average and the commercials were at least average if not better. Tie game going into the fourth quarter with the Championship on the line. What's not good about that. That's infinitely better than the majority of Super Bowls.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - I hate our freedoms 02/07/2005 @ 11:54:59 PM
The kinkos "Best Super Bowl commercial ever" was excellent. I dont remember many else and as a whole i'd say it was a sub par year. As for the game as Jon points out it was close for so long and SHOULD have been good, but it wasn't for some reason, and I'm not sure why that is.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - 6225 Posts 02/08/2005 @ 12:09:35 AM
to me, it seemed that there weren't any big plays (except that last touchdown for the eagles), lots of mistakes, turnovers, too many overthrown passes or passes that hit players in the back, and too many punts. For a 3 point game, I never really felt excited about it.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - 6225 Posts 02/13/2005 @ 03:37:07 PM
is anyone watching the Pro Bowl skills competition?		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - Super Chocolate Bear 02/15/2005 @ 01:37:51 PM
Most anticlimactic ending ever. We'll have to come up with some other regularly occuring event to keep Page 3 from going completely stagnant for 7 months. Maybe Sarah can get us another potential lawsuit.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	icbeast - 3619 Posts 02/15/2005 @ 01:41:51 PM
We should just post our favorite Bill Simmon's quotes every day, like this, "My top three random NBA wishes for 2005... 2.) Tayshaun Prince's sister marries Ron Artest to become the Artest formerly known as Prince;". I wish I had his job.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - 6225 Posts 02/15/2005 @ 02:45:58 PM
do something for march madness, or have a 24 hour webcam of something like your computer.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	icbeast - 3619 Posts 02/17/2005 @ 01:16:03 PM
Stolen from Buster Olney of ESPN The Magazine at http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/columns/story?columnist=olney_buster&id=1992665 What must go right: The Brewers swapped closer Dan Kolb and center fielder Scott Podsednik when their value was high, and in return, they got outfielder Carlos Lee and hard-throwing Jose Capellan. That means Milwaukee has to find a new closer and fill other holes around ace pitcher Ben Sheets and a decent young lineup. Nobody expects them to win 105 games like the Cardinals did last year, but they might get a whiff of the front-runners in the NL Central this summer. And, believe it or not, for the first time in years, the Brewers might be on the verge of having a window of opportunity to contend. What could go wrong: Sheets's status -- will he sign a long-term deal, or won't he? -- will be a priority for the organization in the months to come; an inability to lock him up would be devastating for the Brewers. It stands to reason that the better the Brewers play this year, the more likely it is that Sheets will feel comfortable remaining in Milwaukee, rather than waiting until after the 2007 season to sign long-term with someone like the Yankees or Red Sox. The X-Factor: The Brewers have a wave of talented infielders on the verge of reaching the majors together -- first baseman Prince Fielder, second baseman Rickie Weeks and shortstop J.J. Hardy. While Hardy might open the season with Milwaukee, it's possible that Fielder and Weeks will arrive sometime later in the summer, depending on how they fare in the minors and depending on the needs of the team. Numerically speaking: It's a mind-boggling set of numbers that flew under the radar last year, along with the rest of the Brewers -- Sheets struck out 264 batters and walked only 32 in 237 innings.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - 9543 Posts 02/17/2005 @ 09:47:37 PM
Citing "Nothing Left to Play For," Manning Retires Just days after winning the MVP of the Pro Bowl, Peyton Manning has shocked the NFL football community by retiring at the age of 28. Ive accomplished all there is to accomplish, said Manning shortly after throwing for three touchdowns and 130 yards to lead the AFC past the NFC in the NFLs annual All-Star game. I mean, seriously. Im the MVP of all the MVPs in the entire league. Whats better than that? Critics of Mannings decision to call it quits point to the fact that his team, the Indianapolis Colts, has never won jack @#%$, but Manning apparently was focused solely on his individual accomplishments. After calling the 2005 Pro Bowl the biggest game of his life, Manning said, Playoffs? Playoffs? I dont give a damn about the playoffs. You try throwing for 49 touchdowns in a single season, then capping it off by throwing three in the game of all games. It aint easy, Ill tell you that. This was the highlight of my career. It would be the highlight of anyones career. Whats better than playing in front of a half-full stadium of Hawaiians who would rather be surfing?" Manning also pointed out that he is now the Pro Bowls all time leading passer, with eight touchdowns. And thats going against the best of the best, said Manning. "Let's see that prick Tom Brady do that." Manning also claimed the original name of the Pro Bowl was to be the Super Terrific Bowl, which he claimed obviously makes winning the MVP of that game 10 times better than winning just the regular old Super Bowl. With his three-touchdown performance on the NFLs ultimate stage, Manning also tied Joe Thiesmann and Phil Simms for the most passing scores in one Pro Bowl. If I did come back, it would be to break that record, said Manning. But winning the Pro Bowl MVP was the one last thing I needed to accomplish before retiring. The whole world watched me prove that I was the best. Plus, I want to be able to walk around without arthritis when Im 50 years old, so now is the time to get out while Im still healthy. Honestly, theres nothing left to play for. Im the cream of the crop. Despite the criticism that Manning has yet to prove anything because of his failure to win the Super Bowl, Manning did find several supporters. Brady, winner of three Super Bowls in four years and two Super Bowl MVP trophies, expressed his congratulations towards Manning. You know, I always wanted that Pro Bowl MVP award. What is it, like a palm tree or something? That sure would look nice in my basement. Maybe Id even keep it on the mantel with my Super Bowl trophies, at least for awhile. Some day. Some day. Manning retired because he ran out of space for meaningless trophies It doesnt get any bigger than the Pro Bowl, said former Pro Bowl legend Rich Gannon. Theres a reason they dont call it the Amateur Bowl. I owe my entire career to the fact that I own the second highest career completion percentage of anyone in Pro Bowl history. Dan Fouts, widely considered the greatest quarterback of all time for his career Pro Bowl records in most passing attempts, completions, and yards, said Peyton is making the right decision. Hey, not everyone makes the Pro Bowl. Its a rare accomplishment to do so well, so consistently, against the games elite. Peyton has to be considered one of the best ever. Super Bowl Shmuper Bowl. Oh yeah, Dan Fouts. He was pretty good, wasnt he? asked Patriots fan Roger Simmons. Did he play for the Lions? Jeff Blake and Yancey Thigpen, who connected on arguably the greatest Pro Bowl play of all time a 93-yard pass and catch in 1996 that still stands as the longest touchdown in Pro Bowl history, are glad to welcome Manning to the pantheon of legendary Pro Bowlers. Jeff and I, we just had that special connection, said Thigpen. I think thats the same sort of connection Peyton forged with, well, with whichever receivers played in the games he played in. Thats the stuff legends are made of. No Steelers or Bengals fans contacted for this story had any recollection of the Blake-to-Thigpen connection, nor did they give a rats ass about Peyton Manning or the Pro Bowl.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - Ma'am, can you make sure your computer is turned on? 02/18/2005 @ 12:14:27 AM
Ok, that was weird. Fantasy baseball anyone? I'm interested if anyone else is.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	icbeast - Who controls the past now controls the future 02/19/2005 @ 07:55:11 PM
Best Trades... 2. Brewers get a legit middle-of-the-order thumper (Carlos Lee) from the White Sox for a package headed by not-so-up-and-coming Scott Podsednik who, oh by the way, is actually three months older than Lee. From Jayson Stark.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - 9543 Posts 02/20/2005 @ 02:17:29 PM
BALEETED!		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - Cube Phenomenoligist 02/23/2005 @ 06:48:53 PM
I guess the Vikings want to reign supreme with the #1 and #2 worst trades ever.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Scott - On your mark...get set...Terrible! 02/23/2005 @ 11:22:03 PM
Moss is gone. But the vikings did get the # 7 overall pick. At least now I won't have to worry about him every week.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

	Jeremy - 1.21 Gigawatts!?!? 03/06/2005 @ 01:55:40 PM
AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I hope to God no one else saw that besides Sarah and I. Let's just say I learned a valuable lesson in why you shouldn't hot link images. (The Badger, Badger, Badger, Badger images). If you need be I'll be off committing suicide and/or beginning to like men.		Rate this comment Yours: Rated 0 times.

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