Friday, December 4, 2009

Would you like to see the regular NFL season extended to 20 games?

Hell, I'd like to see the season never end.



Would you like to see the regular NFL season extended to 20 games?www.nba





Yes it would be so much better and the offseason would not be this long.



Would you like to see the regular NFL season extended to 20 games?nba players ,nba teams



Yes and No.



Yes becuase that would be cool to see your favorite team for four more games that actually count toward your quest for the playoffs and superbowl.



No, because it would make each game less meaningful, because it gives more games for teams to make up for a loss, and the players are already fatiguing at younger ages now a days, it would just have more wear and tear on their bodies. So in all honesty, They should just keep it the way it is.
NO. There is only so much wear and tear that any football player can take and the 16 games now leads to breakdowns in their bodies by the end of the season. It may be great for spectators but it would be awful for the players, not to mention that they would have a shorter off season to boot.
My heart says yes, but my head says no way in hell. First of all, forget all the damage I do to myself during football season...Sunday, ALL Day...Monday Night...then they start the Thursday thing around Thanksgiving...man my liver hurts just thinking about it! But enough about how I can't say no around the season to a plate of hot wings or chips...MAN I WANT THE SEASON!!! Anyway, the players could never be asked to hold up to 25 weeks or more of such a physical game to win a title at some point in there we would lose the quality of the game...due to all the injuries. It's best the way it is...boy I really miss football.
i would not. I am a fan of the buffalo bills we led the leauge with injuries and with more games more people would have gotten hurt probally plus that means more money 4 tickets also more money 2 pay players and i just dont think the players have it in them
It's not a bad idea. I guess they would have to have schedule 2 scrimmage games per team and void pre-season games altogether in order to do it.



Fans would get 10 home games and get to see more teams from the NFL on a regular basis.
No. It would make each game less meaningful. I actually liked the 14 game seasons better.
No because then the NFL Season would carry into the spring and Football Is A Winter Sport.
The cowboys will have a 20 game season this year



superbowl!!! GO COWBOYS!!!
antoinegoins...... don't you mean 19 games....?
nope, longer seasons, shorter careers
HELL YEAH! but the players might get fatigued. its a very wearing sport. still, they can deal with it...



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yeah that would be awsome seeing your favorite team play the cool
leave it like it is
no the players need a break

What is wat looks to be a green sticker on the back of NFL quarterbacks helmets?

I saw Rex Grosman and Donovan McNabb with one i think.



What is wat looks to be a green sticker on the back of NFL quarterbacks helmets?lakers





it is a helmet with a headset, this is because last year when teams would score a touchdown, the starters would hold the point after. with the radio transmission, the coaches in the press box could/would have the quarterback call a fake play or audible at the line of scrimmage. so this year if a quarterback is holding a field goal/pat they cant be wearing a helmet with a green sticker



What is wat looks to be a green sticker on the back of NFL quarterbacks helmets?nba merchandise ,nba teams



That is the helmet that has the communications equipment in it.
The green sticker indicates that it's a quarterback's helmet, which has a mike and receiver inside of it so the quarterback can talk to the coach while still on the field. Only one of these helmets are allowed on the field during the game.
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Should college football players have to wait three years to go into the NFL?

The NBA only makes the players go for one year. Is this fair?



Shouldcollegefootball players have to wait three years to go into the NFL?nba teams





I think the NBA should make the players wait three years as well. They should go tocollegefor school, not for basketball.



In the NFL, it's needed much more, since players will need to develop more physically and become tougher. It's for their own good.



The NBA doesn't need it as badly (LeBron, Kobe, Garnett), but i personally think they should be incollegemore, because not everybody will turn out like they have.



Shouldcollegefootball players have to wait three years to go into the NFL?nba playoff bracket ,nba teams



you can't compare the NBA to the NFL. I feel differently about both.



NFL, you should have 3 years, because very rarely will a player be ready after 2 years. and if they have the option, they will sometimes try to go early and maybe ruin their career.



the 1 year rule for NBA is foolish, it doesn't do well for the teams that get that player for one year, and its not like they are invested incollegeanyways. they should either skip college, or be commited tocollegefor 3 years. anything inbetween is not fair to thecollegeteams. (I heard this from Bob Knight) if they can play at that level, then they should go play.
you have to be out of high school for three years to enter the NFL
Perhaps, the NFL is hoping to create a group of young men sufficiently educated to take care of themselves at the end of what is typically a very short professional career.
If players were smart they would finish college. If they get hurt early in their professional career, they have nothing to fall back on. Get educated first, even if they don't need it.
Players are not physically ready to play foorball at the NFL level that early. In the NBA players are often ready earlier than they are for the NFL.
I think 3 years should be great before that would be to early and they will get murdered in that level.
NO!!!!!!!!! The nba is unfair!!!!!!!
If it were up to me I would do the following for all team sports.



Must be 20 yrs of age.



If they have a scholarship and leavecollegeto turn pro they must give to thecollegethe face value of the scholarship within one year. This money would go into the academic scholarship fund.

Does anyone know where I can find a list of NFL team captains?

Here is an article on team captains from NFL.com: http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=09000d5...



Does anyone know where I can find a list of NFL team captains?nba updates





team websites probably

Without being a homer, what 5 NFL teams do you think have the best legacy?

By legacy I mean a mixture of Super bowl wins or losses, a tradition of winning in the regular season and hall of fame players and coaches. I would have to say in no order the Steelers, the Cowboys, the 49ers, the Packers and the Patriots. I am a Broncos fan and once the Cutler era is over they will take one of those teams places.



Without being a homer, what 5 NFL teams do you think have the best legacy?basketball





First of all, I think you need to consider the pre-Super Bowl era as well. Nobody has been as consistently competitive throughout their history as the Cowboys, so they are the number 1 team regarding legacy. Then I would choose the Bears because of the high number of Hall of Fame players they've had over the years and their consistent success in the playoffs. I would also choose the Colts because they've generally been one of the league's most consistent competitors aside from stinking during the 80s. The Packers are another team I'd choose although people need to realize how hot and cold they've been throughout their history; they were really pretty dreadful in the 50s, 70s, and 80s. I'm almost tempted to pick the Browns next because they were such a terror through the 50s and 60s, and even though they've never made it to a Super Bowl, they've generally been competitive for most of their history. Instead, however, I think I should choose the Steelers. They barely qualify though because for the first half of their 75-year history, they were the league's laughing stock. Nonetheless their amazing performance over the last 35 years makes up for that.



Without being a homer, what 5 NFL teams do you think have the best legacy?hockey ,nba teams



1- cowboys



2-49ers



3-steelers



4-packers



5- patriots if they keep doing what theyve done
I'd have to agree with your top 5, but the Bears would be my 6th team simply because of their teams tradition and the coaches and players who have been with the Bears.
certainly not the cheatriots.
Cowboys, Steelers, 49ers because they have 5 Super Bowls each



Bears and Packers because they have more HOFers and championships (Super Bowls and old NFL championships combined) than anybody else.



The Pats have only 3 HOFers (there will be 5 with Brady and Belichick) and did not really show up until 2001. Before that, their 2 SB appearances were disasters.
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1. Bears (2nd most NFL Championships (8) and most Hall of Famers in the NFL)



2. Packers (most NFL Championships)



3. 49ers



4. Cowboys



5. Patriots
Steelers



Cowboys



Packers



Broncos



49ers
yes i agree with your 5.
Steelers



Cowboys



Bills



Broncos



49ers
Packers



Steelers



49ers



Cowboys



Patriots
CHICAGO BEARS



NEW YORK GIANTS



GREEN BAY PACKERS



CLEVELAND BROWNS



DALLAS COWBOYS
1. Cleveland Browns - How about 7 Championships in 10 seasons. They are the only ones to ever do that. They have one of the Greatest QB's ever in Otto Graham (on the 75 Anniversary team) and two of the greates running backs of all-time in Jim Brown and Marion Motley. How about another HOF running back in Leroy Kelley.



2. Green Bay Packers (They don't call it Title Town for nothin.) From Bart Starr to Brett Favre - the Packers have been great - 6 Championships. Plus Don Hutson was perhaps the greatest wide receiver of all-time.



3. Chicago Bears - From the Monsters of the Midway to the 85 Chicago Bears - 6 Championships in 15 years plus possibly the best team ever in 85.



4. San Francisco 49ers - They were unbelievable from 1981 until the mid 1990s. Two HOF quarterbacks, and possibly the best receiver of all-time in Jerry Rice.



5. Dallas Cowboys - 5 Super Bowl wins and a couple of close losses to the Steelers. Roger Staubach was one of the greatest ever. Two HOF running backs (once Smith is eligable).



Teams on the verge - Pittsburgh Steelers, New England Patriots.

How do you feel your team fared in the draft(NFL)...?

Are you satisfied with the picks? Would you have made different picks?



How do you feel your team fared in the draft(NFL)...?nba draft lottery





better than your 13 inch arms did.



Go Cowboys!



How do you feel your team fared in the draft(NFL)...?nba lottery ,nba teams



The Pats got a good LB from the VOLS and they got an additional 3rd round in the process. I think they did pretty well with that.



Some people wonder about their late round pick of a qb but i actually think that might make sense, because cassel might not be the best backup for brady and if they can get Guteriz(sp) as number 2 and this kid at number 3 they might be better off.



They got a late round corner who might work out as a backup down the road, and a late round reciever that might get some work on special teams. They also picked up another late round special teamer.



I look at the Pats at this point compared to last season:



1. QB - Same brady obviously but they might get better backups.



2. RBs - Better because Morris is back with maroney and him as a two back combo.



3. Recievers - Still pretty good. Losing stallworth to me isnt as big of a deal because Gaffney came on later in the year.



4. OL - About the same and they were good up till the superbowl when they couldn't get it together.



5. DLine - they look about the same, their pretty good here.



6. LB's - They have improved here a bit. They could end up with colvin back, but at this point i dont think they need him.



7. Secondary - They should be about the same this year. They lost samuel, and thats not good but they gained some other players and got a good coach for the secondary in capers.



8. Special Teams - I think they have made huge improvements here.



The Pats should have another big year. THis time they should WIN the superbowl. I am not predicting undefeated again, but looking at their schedule, its hard to see them losing more than one or two games.
I like the picks that Denver made. Especially in the first 2 rounds. Ryan Clady is a beast and should be a great pro. Damn....now he's playing for my Broncos, I should have had him sign something when he was playing at BSU for the last few years....LOL



Denver addressed a lot of needs in this draft. Hopefully Clady will hit the ground running, and Eddie Royal can add a spark to the return game.
the steelers had the best draft fo sho. mendenhall was one of the best backs in the draft, sweed was one of the best receivers, and dixon is just a great all around athlete that the steelers will probly turn into a slot or flank receiver like they did with randel-el and ward. im callin steelers vs. cowboys superbowl just like the good old days
Seahawks got exactly what they needed in the draft, and all of their picks will get significant playing time this year except the 7th rounders.



They filled their needs at DT, DE, FB, LS, TE. That was big for them, and they are ready for another run at the Superbowl this year. Win one for the Walrus!
im a little bit surprised that the bucs took a cornerback instead of a wide receiver, but after hearing jon gruden's thoughts, i can understand why they chose talib from kansas
i would have liedk if we used it on our 1st pick on thomas ( PHILADELPHIA EAGLES)
I love my picks, dont think we were the strongest but i dont think we hurt ourselves in any way.. probably helped.. go cowboys!!
Ehh the Bears did ok, but we still didnt address out need at QB. But did bulk up our offensive line. The cheifs or Cowboys did the best
Im a pats fan and I think we did pretty good....bill got what we needed to help the team and i honestly don't doubt any desicion that he makes at all. Hell teach the newbies well
i would give the jets a B-
B or B+. I'd have said A if we didn't draft Colt ******* Brennan.
My NY Jets had an awsome draft, I wouldn't change a thing.

What NFL team do you think has the least loyal fans?

And comment as to why!



What NFL team do you think has the least loyal fans?nba 07





Patriots, no im just kidding, i think all teams have their share.



What NFL team do you think has the least loyal fans?sports tickets ,nba teams



The Patriots by far. Where were these fans 10 years ago when they were garbage. I'm a KC Chiefs fan, and Arrowhead has always been packed with Chief fans whether they are winning or not. Go Chiefs, screw the Pats. Report It


Greenbay Packers have the most loyal fans ever. They have people on the waiting list for season tickets. Some people will be on the list for more then 20 years. GO GREENBAY Report It


Cincinnati, no question. I live here in Cincy, and let me tell you, the fans are the absolute worst kind you can have. They are all pathetic bandwagoners who can name 5 players on the team not named Chad Johnson or Carson Palmer. It's ridiculous. They all wear their Bengals jerseys at school on Monday, after a victory, not Friday before they play. After the Bengals started not totally sucking all these Cincinnati people starting becoming "die hard" Bengals fan for a couple of years, and now that the Bengals are 2-5 this year, and already the Bengals fans are starting to crawl back into their holes. I'm sure it's not coincidence that I've seen more and more Patriots jerseys around my school.
Cowboys fans. That team has been bad for 10 years and you never heard a peep from any so called fan. They make the playoffs last year and all of a sudden "lifetime Cowboys fans" come out of the woodwork.



Pats fans are #2. Most will be gone with their next non-playoff year.



Colts fans are #3. Never heard of many Colts fans (after they left Baltimore) until recently, now they are everywhere.



Most Loyal fans are Browns, Packers, and Steelers fans.
I have to disagree with what the dude said about the Raiders fans being the least loyal fans. The Raiders fans I know will talk about how the Raiders are the best team in the NFL when they've only won one game.



I'm a Seahawks fan and I live in Washington. When we had our best season in 2005, after we made the playoffs a lot of fans were telling me "We'll choke in either the NFC Championship or the Superbowl."



Sure, we choked in the Superbowl, but that shows that a lot of the fans here don't have the faith in them that I have. I keep telling people that we'll win our division, but nobody was believing me after that Saints game.
Philly - they boo at anything instread of cheering their team on and making something out of home-field advantage.
Arizona Cardinals,and the reason is that they have moved from city to city so their history in Arizona has been a recent one,plus the fans may not be sure the team will be there permanent



Contrary to what that green helmet claims,the Dallas Cowboys might best be represented by its NFL record of consecutive games in front of sold out stadiums. The streak of 160 sold-out regular and post-season games began in 1990, and included 79 straight sellouts at Texas Stadium and 81 straight sell-outs on the road.
Kansas City and Houston. I always notice the stadiums are half empty when there's still over a quarter to play. It just happened a couple of weeks ago when the Texans were playing the Titans.
I live in San Diego (am a packers fan), and when the fans were chanting Marty after 2-3 losses, that 'to me' put their loyalty in question.
Patriots.....5 seasons from now they will be giving away tickets to come see the Pats play.
If you have ever been to Ca. you know that it is the Raiders. You have two distinct group of Raider fans. You have a very small group of absolute die hard to their grave fans. Then you have everyone else. When they went the superbowl in 2002, there were people standing in the middle of I880 (a six lane freeway) waving Raider flags. Every car and truck in central ca. had a Raider flag/sticker. A short five years later their fan base has dwindled down to the very few faithful.
Colts, Last year in the first round of the Playoffs. Thousands of Chiefs fans showed up and were pretty loud in the RCA Dome. Tickets for a playoff game were readily available. I could not believe that their fans did not even show for a playoff game.



WooCee Did you hear Manning Comments after that game. He pleaded with Colts fans to use there tickets for the next game in the playoffs. He had to beg your fans not to sell your tickets to the Playoff game like they did for Kansas City. Those were your own QB's words so he must have noticed the presence of True fans in his Dome, since he is normally not used to loud fans in his Dome.



I bought my tickets off ebay for $5 below face value, for a playoff game. from your loyal fans.
Patriot fans are only loyal when the teams brings home trophies. I say that because I live in KY but I work with a guy from Boston. HUGE Pats/Red Sox fan. He didn't see the AFC Champ game because he was working. I called him at work when it was over and told him how the game played out. This guy actually said, "Brady's through! It's time to get rid of the bastard!" He wasn't joking! He was pissed. I heard a Patriot fan on a talk radio show after that game ended and he said something similar. Geez! These people are nuts! Maybe instead of calling them unloyal you could just call them a bunch of spoiled babies! Loyal fans stick with their teams through the good, bad, and the ugly! Patriot fans don't do that. It's good or nothing with those guys.
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it is hard to say. i mean, there were the fans in L.A, but the 2 NFL teams they had left them. so that leaves L.A out. it's truly hard to say, but i would have to say the vikings fans just because of all the rumors i have been hearing of them leaving. their fans have been embarrased for many years, just cannot win the big game. now it's like they just don't care anymore.
I'd have to say the Falcons. Why base your team on one guy and bail when he's out? True fans stick through it. No matter how painful it is.



I don't agree with the Eagles thing. What's wrong with being critical with your team when you think they could do better? What else do expect from a city hungry for a trophy? Go to Lincoln Financial Field and see how passionate they are!!!
The Saints, i mean those paper bags speak for themselves.
Jacksonville Jaguars. Even when that team goes to the playoffs their fans won't show up.
I think the Raiders , I live in Southern California and when the sorry Raiders win a game that is all people talk about they have their stupid flags out and wear the Raider gear but you cannot find one that can name the starting quarterback , but when the Raiders lose you do not see jack no flags or anything the only people wearing Raider gear are the stupid gangbangers !
I was waiting for someone to say Philly because they boo. The old standbye cliche. I've been to a bunch of NFL games around the league and I have heard booing at each game. Other teams do not like to go to Philly because of the crowd and it being a hostile environment. The new stadium not so much, but the Vet was downright nasty. Quite a few opposing team players have made comments that they wished their fans were more like Philly fans. When you get paid that much money and act like a moron on the field the person who just paid probably a couple of hundred bucks for a seat can boo. Philly fans back their team like no other.



Least loyal, I might say the Dolphins. Who goes to their games. Didn't they lose a home game so it could be played over in England. Imagine another team trying to do that. If they tried to do that with the Eagles the fans would burn the stadium down.
To Barometer Soup, you haven't got a clue about us. Philly fans have bled green as long as the team has been around; and we've survived many horrible years.



We boo anyone or anything that doesn't appear to leave it all out on the field. We boo because even we know that Coach Reid passes too much. We boo because we understand the game.



We boo because we care.
least loyal...KC fans, dumbest fans=cheatriots
When Troy Aikman took over and the Cowboys won 1 game all season, fans disowned the team. Which is okay. They shouldn't have been rooting for them in the 1st place. Bandwagon jumpers all of 'em!
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Hey KC Cheif I was at that game. I'm not sure you got your numbers right. However, since ticket scalping is legal in Indiana, TONS of ticket brokers have our season tix tied up and there isn't anything we do about it...and they'll sell to anyone. But generally Colts fans are loyal.



He was talking to the scalpers you prolly saw them on the street corners..prolly where you got your tickets... But I'll give KC a vote for most Loyal fans all the way. You guys are cool!



No doubt it was a ticket scalper that you got your tix from...but I'm glad you got to come and spend your money in Indy!
Bengals
New England because all of them are dirty bandwagoners!
Arizona Cardinals. Why? Not long ago, when they %26amp; Dallas were in the same division, when Dallas came to play there were more Cowboys-fans than Cardinals fans!!! Pathetic!!!!
HELLO EVERY ONE IF YOU AIN'T CHEATING YOU AINT TRYING AT LEAST NEW ENGLAND FANS ADMIT IT THATS LOYALTY .

 
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