NFL + Fantasy Football

    Boah sind meine Spieler Mies diese Woche. Green-Ellis wieder low performer. :huebscher:

    Egal, das 9ers Spiel war so genial, dass mir die Virtual Reality diese Woche schnuppe ist :klatsch::klatsch::mrgreen:

    Next Stops: 10.11.-12.11 Laxi Cup, 22.09. Phillies @ NY Mets, 24.09. New York FC vs. Chicago Fire, 23.11. Mavericks vs. Clippers 24. Nov 2016 Redskins@Cowboys, 25. Nov 2016 TCU@Texas, 27. Nov 2016 Chargers@Texans

    Zitat von Norton51

    Und noch mal die Defense last minute gewechselt! :mrgreen:

    Meine Eingebungen in dem Thema werden jetzt langsam etwas wild, muss ich zugeben. :huebscher:

    Stimmt ;) Ich finde bei keiner Position sind die projected stats von Yahoo so großer Quatsch wie bei der Defense. In den letzten Wochen waren die Bears projected immer zwischen 4 und 8 Punkten und sie haben immer zweistellig gepunktet. Bin froh, dass ich dieses Jahr mal ne Defense hab, die man immer einsetzen kann :klatsch:



    Muschi und ich sitzen gerade in nem mexikanischen restaurant und gucken min@gb. Noch eib TD uns ich gehe. Das ist doch sinnlos so. :rolleyes:

    Next Stops: 10.11.-12.11 Laxi Cup, 22.09. Phillies @ NY Mets, 24.09. New York FC vs. Chicago Fire, 23.11. Mavericks vs. Clippers 24. Nov 2016 Redskins@Cowboys, 25. Nov 2016 TCU@Texas, 27. Nov 2016 Chargers@Texans

    Morgen spielt ja schon Denver gegen die Jets.

    Ich würds so gern sehn, dass Tebow es irgendwie hinkriegt, die Jets zu schlagen. :)

    Schon allein wegen dem Ryan. :mrgreen:


    Die NFL verteilt ja immer mehr Strafen wegen unsauberen Hits und zwar ganz schön happige, warum können die denn das nicht auch für absichtliches Verlieren machen ?? :gruebel::gruebel:

    Ich weiß...nur so ein Gedanke. :rolleyes:

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    Der TuS ist gar nicht so schlecht. :)[/SIZE]

    Zitat von cloetifer

    Die NFL verteilt ja immer mehr Strafen wegen unsauberen Hits und zwar ganz schön happige, warum können die denn das nicht auch für absichtliches Verlieren machen ?? :gruebel::gruebel:

    die Bucs verlieren nicht absichtlich - die sind so schlecht :huebscher:

    ich würde mich aber nicht wundern, wenn sie am we gegen die packers gewinnen :gruebel::huebscher:

    By Rick Stroud, Times Staff Writer
    Posted: Nov 16, 2011 06:55 PM

    "Aaron Rodgers was told by Tampa Bay Buccaneers days before 2005 draft he would be their fifth overall pick"

    This is the story of how the Tampa Bay Buccaneers let Super Bowl-winning quarterback Aaron Rodgers get away:

    It's a loser's lament that is shared by many teams, for sure, as the California star lasted until the Packers selected him 24th overall in the 2005 NFL draft.

    But considering the cross-country private workout arranged by then Tampa Bay coach Jon Gruden, the surprise receiver sprung on the 21-year-old Rodgers and the phone call a few days before the NFL draft, well, at least Rodgers was convinced he would be a Buccaneer.

    "Jon actually called me, when I was in New York, on Thursday, April 21st, and sounded like at the time they were going to take me with the 5th pick,'' Rodgers said Wednesday.

    The Bucs had three quarterbacks on their roster prior to the 2005 draft -- Brian Griese, Chris Simms and Luke McCown. Veteran Tim Rattay was added before the trading deadline from the 49ers.

    With Utah's Alex Smith and Cal's Rodgers considered the top two quarterbacks in the draft, Gruden, quarterbacks coach Paul Hackett and general manager Bruce Allen traveled to Berkeley in the spring of 2005. Jerry Rice, the league's all-time career receiving leader, had played for Gruden and Allen with the Oakland Raiders and lived in the Bay Area.

    They arranged a meeting and private workout with Rodgers, and after watching film, told him the the guy he would be throwing footballs to would be a surprise.

    "Back in 2005, I think it was maybe April or late March, Jon came out with Paul Hackett and said he had a surprise for me after we kind of watched some film and talked some ball,'' Rodgers said. "One of my childhood, favorite players, being a huge 49ers fan growing up, Jerry Rice comes walking down the steps and I get to throw passes to him.

    "Think about a 21-year-old kid throwing to one of your idols, how nervous you think you would be, I was that and then some. I overthrew him a couple times, but it was exciting to be able to throw to him and to work with Jon and Paul, great coaches, who had been around the game a long time.''

    The rest, as they say, is history. Two days after telephoning Rodgers, the Bucs used the No. 5 overall pick to take Auburn running back Cadillac Williams, who became the NFL's Rookie of the Year before two knee injuries sabotaged his career. (Smith went No. 1 overall to the 49ers). Rodgers was selected by the Packers, sat four years behind Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre, won a Super Bowl last season and has his team off to a 9-0 start heading into Sunday's game against the Bucs at Lambeau Field.

    "I don't fault them for taking Cadillac, he had an incredible college career and a great rookie season,'' Rodgers said. "He was slowed down by some injuries. But I don't blame them at all or don't hold any animosity toward Jon and Bruce or the organization. Everything kind of happens for a reason. Looking back on when they came out and visited me in Berkeley, that was one of my top moments in my sports career, being able to throw to Jerry Rice.''


    interessting reading :winke:

    zuhause ist es am schönsten



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