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Isomade

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Cowboys will be lucky to go 9-7
Texans are for real
Arizona may have the best defense in the league
Peyton will get better
Seattle has a very good defense
Aaron Rogers is getting his clock cleaned by Seattle :lol:
Atlanta may be the best team in the NFL right now
 
Matt Shaub will be lucky to finish the season alive. The Texans really got themselves in a pickle on the salary cap. They once had one of the better offensive lines, now it is very suspect. Shaub keeps getting hit like he did on Sunday, we will be seeing his backup soon.
 
The only observation I've made this early on is that the officials are the worst I've ever seen, where did they come from the big 12? :P . Last nights game had one of the worst calls ever. Russell Wilson will be the first quarterback to throw a game winning interception.
 
Isomade":3teeju0u said:
Cowboys will be lucky to go 9-7

Isomade":3teeju0u said:
Texans are for real

Yes, Texans are good.

Arizona may have the best defense in the league
Isomade":3teeju0u said:
Peyton will get better
I'm still cheering for the guy, but he ain't getting better. He's past his prime and Denver was hopefull enough to give him 95 million $. Broncos are screwed for years to come with salary cap issues.
Seattle has a very good defense
Aaron Rogers is getting his clock cleaned by Seattle :lol:
Atlanta may be the best team in the NFL right now[/quote]
 
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Found this about the set of referees for the Packers/Seahawks game:

Referee Wayne Elliott
Age: 54

Residence: Austin

Occupation: Realtor

Officiating background: Referees high school games, officiates pro indoor football games and serves as secretary of the Austin Football Officials Association.

Back judge Derrick Rhone-Dunn
Age: 44

Residence: Oklahoma City

Occupation: Unknown

Officiating background: A former Big 12 referee, who was on the crew for the 2007 Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. He also has experience officiating in the Arena Football League.



ROUNDUP ON REF-GATE
Get the full scoop on NFL replacement official fiasco.
Side judge Lance Easley
Age: 52

Residence: Santa Maria, Calif.

Occupation: Vice President of Small Business Banking at Bank of America

Officiating background: Officiates high school and junior college football and basketball games.

Umpire Marc Harrod
Age: 43

Residence: Corpus Christi, Texas

Occupation: Police officer

Officiating background: A news release sent by the Corpus Christi Police Department said Harrold is "an experienced referee at the college level and has recently been trained to officiate in the NFL."



WHAT'S GOING ON?
Touchdown? Touchback? See how it all unraveled Monday night.
Head linesman Mike Peek
Age: 62

Residence: Athens, Texas

Occupation: Business instructor at Trinity Valley Community College (Athens, Texas).

Officiating background: Served as a replacement official in the last referee lockout in 2001. He's also a frormer official in the Southland Conference, a Division I FCS league.

Line judge Tommy Keeling
Age: 62

Residence: Plano, Texas.

Occupation: Manager at a defense contracting firm.

Officiating background: Former Big 12 and United Football League official. Was part of a crew that officiated the 2006 Poinsettia Bowl.

Field judge Richard Simmons
Age: Unknown.

Residence: Somewhere in Texas.

Occupation: Unknown.

Officiating background: Serves as an official in Texas for high school games.

Replay official Howard Slavin
Age: 70

Residence: Los Angeles

Occupation: Trial lawyer

Officiating background: Served as a side judge in the NFL from 1987-1999. He’s been a replay official since 1999.

Sources: FOXSports.com research, The Santa Maria Times, Slate.com, bobgretz.com, The Austin American-Statesman, The Associated Press, The Dallas Morning News.
 
Sounds like a heck of a crew tb, they could of atleast found someone with a little more experience from let's say brownsboro or maybe crossroads.
 
haase":3llim0lt said:
Sounds like a heck of a crew tb, they could of atleast found someone with a little more experience from let's say brownsboro or maybe crossroads.


:lol: :lol: :lol: For sure...maybe in North Zulch. ;-)
 
john250":2jtkevmp said:
News reports say when we wake up in the morning this will all be settled.
But Aaron Rodgers has already been screwed (evil laugh :lol: :lol: :lol: )
 
Had a fellow tell me today that NFL had offered the refs around $160,000 per year for a 20 week year. First class travel on airlines, best hotel in the city and all other expenses paid in full by the league. $8000 a weekend ain't bad for a part time job.
 
Tb,not really sure what refs were making before, but im sure this raise for the refs is just pocket change for the owners.Its just too bad it took a call like that and a win away from a team and give it to a classless headcoach like pete carroll.
 
TexasBred":30k0en45 said:
haase":30k0en45 said:
Sounds like a heck of a crew tb, they could of atleast found someone with a little more experience from let's say brownsboro or maybe crossroads.


:lol: :lol: :lol: For sure...maybe in North Zulch. ;-)

Oh My Heavens, TB you know where Zookieville is
 
houstoncutter":h2sc1tvr said:
Oh My Heavens, TB you know where Zookieville is

Absolutely HC....back in my days of hitch hiking from Aggieland NZ was one of the places a car load of "horns picked me up and gave me a ride. No idea what they were doing there but it was a fun ride. Took me all the way to Crockett. Picked me up right under the underpass there....is it still there??
 
houstoncutter":2k2jmm5h said:
Matt Shaub will be lucky to finish the season alive. The Texans really got themselves in a pickle on the salary cap. They once had one of the better offensive lines, now it is very suspect. Shaub keeps getting hit like he did on Sunday, we will be seeing his backup soon.


Problem with Shaub is no wheel's at all. None Zip Nothing.
Shaub is not one of the tougher NFL QB's that is for sure.
I am a Texan fan and as far as I am concerned if Shaub goes down again it is time for Yate's to move to starting status and keep it when Shaub get's well.
 
haase":bbza5o5z said:
Tb,not really sure what refs were making before, but im sure this raise for the refs is just pocket change for the owners.Its just too bad it took a call like that and a win away from a team and give it to a classless headcoach like pete carroll.
Oh I agree that's not a lot of money but it's a he77 of a lot of money for a part time job. Most of those guys have full time jobs as lawyers, administrators....all professionals. As for Pete Carroll....he may not even have as much class as Jerry Jones but he's won everywehre he's coached (like him or not).
 
TexasBred":3gypdl7h said:
houstoncutter":3gypdl7h said:
Oh My Heavens, TB you know where Zookieville is

Absolutely HC....back in my days of hitch hiking from Aggieland NZ was one of the places a car load of "horns picked me up and gave me a ride. No idea what they were doing there but it was a fun ride. Took me all the way to Crockett. Picked me up right under the underpass there....is it still there??


Yep still there, my uncle many years ago was one of the county commissioners for about 30 years...Kemi Limousin one of the early contributors on this board has her farm there as well.
 
I watched parts of a couple of games and it was really funny how short the honeymoon was with the refs. All sweetness and light in the early 1st quarter and pretty nasty by the 4th.
 

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