Red Mosquito

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Well, that kicker draft pick is really paying off. :/

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:jameis winston

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:jameis winston

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Even when they have a team good enough to win they find a way to fuck it up

E.H. Ruddock wrote:I mean, Winston has 350 and 3 TDs and it isn't enough because this defense they spent the draft and offseason on can't stop shit

jwfocker wrote:fucking fuck. bullshit. So many fucking asshats on this team. The kicker. The entire damn secondary.

And what the hell is going on with Vincent Jackson?

If Charles 'no hands' Sims tips a pass to the other team one more time I want his sorry ass cut.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

jwfocker wrote:fucking fuck. bullshit. So many fucking asshats on this team. The kicker. The entire damn secondary.

And what the hell is going on with Vincent Jackson?

If Charles 'no hands' Sims tips a pass to the other team one more time I want his sorry ass cut.

The thing about Aguayo is, he would have been available in the 4th round if they just waited. And yeah, this secondary is worse than last year!

Green Habit wrote:So, Bucs fans, we're football enemies for this week, and thankfully it just comes once every four years. (And I take it you enjoyed how the Broncos have treated Cam Newton in their past three games.) I do want to let you know that I'm very worried that this could be a trap game for the Broncos. They play terrible in the state of Florida, a 4-11 record in total. You know how playing at altitude can be tough on Broncos opponents? Well, the same is true for teams in drier environments going to humid ones. I know this well when I travel outside of the West. I'm seeing 88 and 70% humidity for next Sunday, ugh.

Anyway, what's your feelings on how the Bucs may match up?

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Green Habit wrote:So, Bucs fans, we're football enemies for this week, and thankfully it just comes once every four years. (And I take it you enjoyed how the Broncos have treated Cam Newton in their past three games.) I do want to let you know that I'm very worried that this could be a trap game for the Broncos. They play terrible in the state of Florida, a 4-11 record in total. You know how playing at altitude can be tough on Broncos opponents? Well, the same is true for teams in drier environments going to humid ones. I know this well when I travel outside of the West. I'm seeing 88 and 70% humidity for next Sunday, ugh.

Anyway, what's your feelings on how the Bucs may match up?

Unless Tampa makes some miraculous adjustment in the secondary, Denver is going to have a field day. Tampa has been scoring points, but Denver's defense is on a whole new level and will probably provide huge problems for the offensive line. Not to mention the kicking game is shit right now. I root hard for the Bucs, but I see a 35-17 win for Denver.

jwfocker wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Green Habit wrote:So, Bucs fans, we're football enemies for this week, and thankfully it just comes once every four years. (And I take it you enjoyed how the Broncos have treated Cam Newton in their past three games.) I do want to let you know that I'm very worried that this could be a trap game for the Broncos. They play terrible in the state of Florida, a 4-11 record in total. You know how playing at altitude can be tough on Broncos opponents? Well, the same is true for teams in drier environments going to humid ones. I know this well when I travel outside of the West. I'm seeing 88 and 70% humidity for next Sunday, ugh.

Anyway, what's your feelings on how the Bucs may match up?

Unless Tampa makes some miraculous adjustment in the secondary, Denver is going to have a field day. Tampa has been scoring points, but Denver's defense is on a whole new level and will probably provide huge problems for the offensive line. Not to mention the kicking game is shit right now. I root hard for the Bucs, but I see a 35-17 win for Denver.

This. Totally agree. Not looking forward to the game but I will watch it - probably will need a solid staple of booze to survive the viewing.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Green Habit wrote:So, Bucs fans, we're football enemies for this week, and thankfully it just comes once every four years. (And I take it you enjoyed how the Broncos have treated Cam Newton in their past three games.) I do want to let you know that I'm very worried that this could be a trap game for the Broncos. They play terrible in the state of Florida, a 4-11 record in total. You know how playing at altitude can be tough on Broncos opponents? Well, the same is true for teams in drier environments going to humid ones. I know this well when I travel outside of the West. I'm seeing 88 and 70% humidity for next Sunday, ugh.

Anyway, what's your feelings on how the Bucs may match up?

Unless Tampa makes some miraculous adjustment in the secondary, Denver is going to have a field day. Tampa has been scoring points, but Denver's defense is on a whole new level and will probably provide huge problems for the offensive line. Not to mention the kicking game is shit right now. I root hard for the Bucs, but I see a 35-17 win for Denver.

This. Totally agree. Not looking forward to the game but I will watch it - probably will need a solid staple of booze to survive the viewing.

I was going to say 35-23, but had to factor in some missed kicks. :/