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[The Red Jaguars]

The Ravens finally beat the GOD DAMN PATRIOTS! Okay, I admit that the game was badly officiated on both sides, but it was still a good game that came literally down to the last second. And even more fitting that Torrey Smith would win in such a big game, after losing his brother yesterday. Although the Ravens defense really needs to get their act together. 

[PurpleParrot319]

These replacement refs and Roger Goodell are a disgrace to the NFL.

[GreenMonkeys#1]

Alright, then! Packers interception or Seahawks Touchdown then?

[The Red Jaguars]

Yeah, the Packers got the raw end of the deal in that game. That definitely looked like an interception on Green Bay's part. I can't believe the NFL won't overturn the call. The Packers got gypped out of a win. Although that doesn't excuse their poor offense against a pathetic team like the Seahawks. 

[PurpleParrot319]

Alright, then! Packers interception or Seahawks Touchdown then?

It should've been an interception. Two hands vs. one hand, you do the math. Packers should've won and I don't like this simultaneous possession bullshit. Besides, the Packers player (in this case, Jennings) clearly had possession first.

[The Red Jaguars]

It looks like the NFL has reached a deal with the regular refs, so no more crappy replacement refs. Good thing too, because the Ravens play again tomorrow night on primetime and the replacement refs kind of ruined the game for me. Although I don't see why we have to play the Browns in primetime, they are so pathetic... 

[GreenMonkeys#1]

First of all, I'm a Packers fan, and that call was the worst ever. I heard Jim Rome said that at each Stadium this Week, the normal Refs are going to get a standing ovation. Especially at Lambeau Field with the Packers vs Saints game, who saw the Saints start terrible.

[The Red Jaguars]

Yeah, the Packers got hosed with that call. But I wouldn't worry too much, I think the Packers will still win their division. The Bears have Jay Cutler who is a quitter, the Lions are mediocre and last season they were a fluke, and the Vikings are still a young team. They should beat the Saints too.

And I am not too surprised at the Saints starting off bad. Sean Payton was an excellent coach that made the Saints into a playoff calibuar team. But I didn't didn't that the Saints would start off this bad though. I mean 0-3 and losses from the Chiefs and Redskins of all teams?

[PurpleParrot319]

Looks like we'll have the regular refs back for tonight and the near future. I think you're team is going to be okay tonight TRJ.

[GreenMonkeys#1]

"The Red Jaguars" to complete your statement, the Panthers too!

[PurpleParrot319]

The Saints are legit bad without Sean Payton. 10+ loss season is possible, and this is even with Drew Brees at QB.

[GreenMonkeys#1]

The Saints have a Super Bowl Home Team Curse, Green Bay should still get there because The Bears have Jay Quitler, Detroit has the Madden Curse, and the Vikings are, well bad! Glad the normal's are back, the Ravens should win by a ton because they're playing the Browns!

[PurpleParrot319]

The Browns might be bad, but let's not forget this: the Ravens are playing their 4th game in 18 days!

The lack of rest might hurt the Ravens. I think this one might be closer than we all think.

[The Red Jaguars]

"The Red Jaguars" to complete your statement, the Panthers too!

I don't really consider the Panthers as bad as KC or Redskins. They have a good potential offense, but their defense is so bad as evident by the Giants-Panthers game last week.

And yes PP319, the Ravens have had bad luck with their number of games. But the good part is that they will have a lot of rest before going into KC bext Sunday, which is a pretty tough place to play in even if they are bad. And I am not too worried about the Browns, they are so bad that we have won 8 straight against them. 

[GreenMonkeys#1]

You should say that again, the Chiefs were the only team to beat us in the regular season last year