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  • Favorite Athletes

    Peyton Manning, Albert Pujols, Yadier Molina, Bob Gibson, Kurt Warner, Torry Holt, Michael Jordan, Pistol Pete

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    Colts, Cardinals, Blues, Chicago Fire, Arkansas Razorbacks, Mizzou Tigers

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    2006 Cardinals World Series Win, 2006 Colts SB, 2006 Colts Playoff Comeback vs New England, Pujols Jack Vs Brad Lidge in Playoffs

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    USA vs Trinidad Tobego, Game 1 2006 World Series

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    Aaron Bateman commented on Is Peyton Manning Really The Frontrunner For NFL MVP?

    Biggest arguments against Brees being MVP: Against Buffalo, 0 TD and his team won 27-7. Against the Jets, 0 TD and his team won 24-10 Against...

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    Aaron Bateman commented on Is Peyton Manning Really The Frontrunner For NFL MVP?

    "With the 3 examples you used, it was almost a consensus before the events played out that those teams would do poorly without their quarterbacks." Disagree,...

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    Aaron Bateman commented on Is Peyton Manning Really The Frontrunner For NFL MVP?

    Sorry. I don't disagree with you about Manning having more support than is credited, but the amount of support that both Brees and Favre have are...

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    • Scott Brown replied…

      Great read Carl, there is no question the MVP debate is far from over as the...

    • Carl Ragsdale replied…

      "The Colts are basically one win away from shutting it down for the regular season. They...

  • Alex Johnson said...

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    Will both of the NFL's last standing undefeated teams go down this week?

    Find out that and more right here:

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/299253-sunday-morning-under-the-helmet-what-to-watch-for-in-nfl-week-12/show_full

    4 days ago

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  • Richard Langford said...

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    You are cordially invited to witness a unique and funny evening with the Tennessee Titans.

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/294984-an-evening-with-the-tennessee-titans-bud-adams-style-pt-1

    10 days ago

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  • JW Nix said...

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    you may like this :

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/295611-crazy-canton-cuts-kenny-easley

    10 days ago

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    Aaron Bateman commented on The Dime Package: Colts Keep Things Interesting During Winning Streak

    Is the bomb to mason your talking about the play that he got tied up with a Colts player for the ball? That was an amazing...

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    Sorry, Peyton Manning has never been put in this position before, to throw on 4&2 and rely on his receiver to catch it. In the past,...

    commented on: Tom Brady Receives Little Blame for Loss to the Colts: Big Surprise!

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    Sorry, Peyton Manning has never been put in this position before, to throw on 4&2 and rely on his receiver to catch it. In the past,...

    commented on: Tom Brady Receives Little Blame for Loss to the Colts: Big Surprise!

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    Sorry, Peyton Manning has never been put in this position before, to throw on 4&2 and rely on his receiver to catch it. In the past,...

    commented on: Tom Brady Receives Little Blame for Loss to the Colts: Big Surprise!

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    Hot Comment: John Baker and 1 other person liked this comment from Aaron Bateman.

    Sorry, Peyton Manning has never been put in this position before, to throw on 4&2 and rely on his receiver to catch it. In the past,...

    commented on: Tom Brady Receives Little Blame for Loss to the Colts: Big Surprise!

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    Hot Comment: John Baker and 1 other person liked this comment from Aaron Bateman.

    Sorry, Peyton Manning has never been put in this position before, to throw on 4&2 and rely on his receiver to catch it. In the past,...

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    In case you were wondering what a day in the fabulous life of Tom Cable was like, or are just in need of a good laugh, you may enjoy this:

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/292807-a-day-in-the-life-of-tom-cable-part-one

    13 days ago

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  • Andrew Nuschler said...

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    I'm sick of dealing with Ryan's nonsense so I'll post here.

    "So now that the game is over can we admit that Manning is the most productive QB in the NFL without a bickering about technicalities."

    Yes.

    Now that the statement is true, we can agree it's true.

    You seem like a reasonable individual (based on the OTHER comments you made to that piece) so I'll take it easy on you.

    My point was that productivity is a subjective assessment. Unless a QB is blowing the league out of the water across the board, you can't just emphasize Player X is THE most productive at a position w/out some sort of foundation.

    Especially when the thesis of your argument depends on some sort of objectivity. Unless, of course, the article wasn't an argument that the double-standard actually exists, just that Colt fans believe it does.

    But I'd hope it wasn't a five page explanation of how one fanbase invents reasons to hate another.

    Consequently, why should anyone give a sh*t about what Ryan says really drives the rivalry when he openly admits he's making no effort to keep bias out of it?

    Really, a blindly loyal Colt fan says there's a double-standard in the treatment of the Pats? Shocking.

    Hey, you know what, I'm a die-hard Giant fan and I think the Dodgers get unfair treatment, but I'd never ask anyone to believe that w/out at least trying to be rationale about it.

    Furthermore, that statement was merely ONE example of his omnipresent bias (as I said already). Even if it wasn't a valid criticism (it absolutely was), the only technicality that's being fixated upon is that single example.

    Even if you were to definitively show that statement as unbiased, I could dredge up hundreds more from his hundreds of "Manning is really better than Brady, forget about the playoff record/Super Bowl rings for the first time in the history of assessing QB careers" regurgitations.

    As for the Pats schedule (remember, I'm a Niner fan), if you don't see it as harder, perhaps you've got some of that same bias working.

    Look at the defensive leaders in yard/game, points/game, and passing yards/game.

    The Pats' schedule hasn't been that rugged, but it's been substantially more so than the Colts.

    Indy's clearly one of the best teams, but they've been beating up on the NFC West and AFC South for the most part.

    17 days ago

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  • Alex Johnson said...

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    Pats/Colts, Brady vs. Manning, a possible NFC upset and much much more in Week 10!!!

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/290840-sunday-morning-under-the-helmet-what-to-watch-for-in-nfl-week-ten/show_full

    18 days ago

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