Cocaine, most likely.Wedgebuster wrote:I do, but would look for points in a betting atmosphere, largely because, they are largely huge underdogs.
Love Ryan's scheme, great defense and ball control offense. This is a colossal match of David vs. Goliath.
BTW, not that it really matters to me, butt is Peyton Manning into Man-aise?? Has anybody ever asked him that question before? What does he do in his very limited spare time?
Inquiring minds want to know.
So far, I have been correct with regards to Tom Brady, and Kurt Warner. Is it now three for three?
If the Chargers had drafted Manning instead of Ryan Leaf, they probably wouldn't have had one. But uh...bandl wrote:Well I didn't think they had a chance against the Chargers, but uh.......
And they might have a Super Bowl victory!Grizalltheway wrote:If the Chargers had drafted Manning instead of Ryan Leaf, they probably wouldn't have had one. But uh...bandl wrote:Well I didn't think they had a chance against the Chargers, but uh.......
That makes two of us.bandl wrote:And they might have a Super Bowl victory!Grizalltheway wrote:
If the Chargers had drafted Manning instead of Ryan Leaf, they probably wouldn't have had one. But uh...
I honestly can't feel for the Chargers.
Well, if they had drafted the other one, they wouldn't have needed Eli, would they?SuperHornet wrote:Uh, the Chargers DID draft Manning (the other one). He pulled a Smell-Way, though, and the Giants got a Super Bowl instead of San Diego.
You make it sound like the Chargers' GM screwed the pooch on that. Short of attempting to trade up, he had no chance as Manning was taken #1. But it doesn't make much sense to spend the cost at #2 to get to #1. Perhaps at #5 or further down if you have an excess of later first-round picks to do it. And even if the Chargers were willing to do so, there was no way the Dolts were going to give up the #1 given the state of their offense (especially their QB depth) in the years leading up to the '98 draft. Outside of a brief window of opportunity under journeyman Jim Harbaugh (a potential first-round bust given up on by Chicago and subsequently by Indianapolis), the Dolts offense was fairly underwhelming before Manning, even if it didn't completely whomp. Sure, the hindsight tells us that the Leaf pick was a bust of magnificent proportions. But the fact remains that the Chargers had no realistic shot at Manning.Grizalltheway wrote:If the Chargers had drafted Manning instead of Ryan Leaf, they probably wouldn't have had one. But uh...bandl wrote:Well I didn't think they had a chance against the Chargers, but uh.......
SuperHornet wrote:You make it sound like the Chargers' GM screwed the pooch on that. Short of attempting to trade up, he had no chance as Manning was taken #1. But it doesn't make much sense to spend the cost at #2 to get to #1. Perhaps at #5 or further down if you have an excess of later first-round picks to do it. And even if the Chargers were willing to do so, there was no way the Dolts were going to give up the #1 given the state of their offense (especially their QB depth) in the years leading up to the '98 draft. Outside of a brief window of opportunity under journeyman Jim Harbaugh (a potential first-round bust given up on by Chicago and subsequently by Indianapolis), the Dolts offense was fairly underwhelming before Manning, even if it didn't completely whomp. Sure, the hindsight tells us that the Leaf pick was a bust of magnificent proportions. But the fact remains that the Chargers had no realistic shot at Manning.Grizalltheway wrote:
If the Chargers had drafted Manning instead of Ryan Leaf, they probably wouldn't have had one. But uh...
That's an annoyance I could enjoy.dgreco wrote:how annoying will the 2 weeks of press be if we have a Jets/Ryan v. Vikings/Favre matchup?
ESPN ALREADY has Rex Ryan stuff on the front page..... I cannot handle it.Wedgebuster wrote:That's an annoyance I could enjoy.dgreco wrote:how annoying will the 2 weeks of press be if we have a Jets/Ryan v. Vikings/Favre matchup?
