It's a full cover, 247 combinations and $1 per so if I lose two games I still come out at least a few hundred in front and still in front if I lose three.
Kyle Arrington is fucking terrible. e: Oh, apparently Logan Ryan got injured. Just what we need there.
I only watched the last quarter of that game, but holy crap are Griffin's receivers useless. That fake first down was pretty bad too.
As an anti-Giants fan, I'm really upset at this game. The Giants were trying to give that game away, and the Redskins were like "Nope, we'll out suck you."
Speaking of useless receivers, Alex Smith should be kneecapping dudes about now. Played like a top 3 QB, made every throw and his receivers had hands of stone. Also, think it's hilarious that the Texans believe the Pats spied to beat them. The Texans! What is it, 10 losses in a row now? Clearly Belichick needed tape to beat this juggernaut. <a class="postlink" href="http://espn.go.com/boston/nfl/story/_/id/10065048/antonio-smith-houston-texans-very-suspicious-new-england-patriots" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://espn.go.com/boston/nfl/story/_/i ... d-patriots</a>
Tom Brady should have been like "What was the excuse for the other 9 games they just lost? Were they spying also?" And just drop the mic.
Defense? What in the fuck is that? Is that where we let the guys running with that thing in their arms, RIGHT BY US!??? Seriously that was just fucking horrible. By far the worst I've seen them play and they cannot blame it on the loss of Rodgers. Fuck, that line might as well have given their O fucking piggyback rides into GB territory. My God. Just shoot me now.
What NFC team can go into Seattle and beat the Seahawks? All I can think is Carolina. Niners tried and failed, Saints can't win on the road. I would laugh my ass off if the Giants Eli'd their way into the playoffs and beat Seattle, but unfortunately I think they're out. Carolina is built similarly to Seattle (mobile QB making plays with his arm and his legs, tough defense with a great pass rush, ball hawk secondary). If they make it to the Super Bowl, I can't see really anyone beating them. Broncos don't have the defense to hang, and the Chiefs are paper tigers. Pats defensive line is really bad (no fault of their own, just having to start rookies for 95+% of the snaps). The pass defense is pretty good though, except when we have to play Arrington out wide. If they draw the Seahawks into a cold weather shootout, then maaaybe. <a class="postlink" href="http://www.footballoutsiders.com/dvoa-ratings/2013/week-13-dvoa-ratings" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.footballoutsiders.com/dvoa-r ... oa-ratings</a>
Blatant homerism aside, I think the only way Seattle loses at home is if they turn the ball over and give short fields to the opposing offense. Looking at the rest of the NFC that's playoff-bound, the only team's defense that looks dangerous enough to do that is Carolina's, with the possibility of San Francisco. If Arizona somehow got in, they might stand a chance to force a turnover or two. There are a couple of problems with this strategy. You can't rely on turnovers because of the variance inherent with turnovers. Footballs bounce funny and DB's drop interceptions all the time. Plus, aside from a rash of fumbles due to missing linemen, Russell Wilson does a good job of taking care of the ball. In fact, the entire team's philosophy is to not turn it over. Seattle is tied for the lead with Dallas with a +12 TO differential. Barring injury or a pants shittingly bad performance, I don't see anybody beating Seattle at home.
But guys, My Beloved Cowboys have a good shot a beating Seattle at home in the playoffs, right? Right?....Ok I'll shut up now. (Goes into corner and cries to himself, knowing that the in last game of the season Romo will shit the bed yet again and cost the Cowboys a playoff spot)