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  • January 13, 2008 at 5:04 PM #11492
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    Wow…

    So I was out in the field today. I met a client at noon so I fired up the tivo at 10 and turned off the tv… at about 10:30 I heard groans from the neighbors… then at about 11:30 I heard shouting from the neighbors as I pulled out to meet my clients. Off to North Park I went… At about 12:30 I heard a pissed off yell “Are you kidding me!” from a home in North Park… Then at about 1:00 I heard alot of shouting…Then again at about 1:15 and 1:30 I heard more as my clients and I viewed homes in North Park and Normal Heights… Two missed calls on my phone, one from my brother… I knew this bode well…

    Got home… put the kids down for the nap… mom in law was napping and wife went to go get groceries…. heaven on earth man…

    What a crazy game is all I can say. Lots of ups and downs and I wanted to throttle Norm at the end for not being more aggressive… Marlon McCree has disappointed me all year but that hit he put on reggie wayne at the end of the game was a masterpiece. The offensive line played the best game in recent memory.

    I cannot even begin to think we have a chance against the patsies. Why the colts didn’t blitz more is way beyond me. I also would have kicked a field goal at the end but Dungee was a little full of himself.

    Vincent Jackson picked a hell of a game to come out and play the best game of his pro career.

    Glad I didnt wager on this game cuz I would have taken the points.

    BTW 3/4 dogs covered and 2 won straight up.

    January 13, 2008 at 5:06 PM #135205
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    That is I would have taken the colts to cover the points if I would have wagered it.

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    January 13, 2008 at 5:06 PM #135504
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    That is I would have taken the colts to cover the points if I would have wagered it.

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    January 13, 2008 at 5:06 PM #135404
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    That is I would have taken the colts to cover the points if I would have wagered it.

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    January 13, 2008 at 5:06 PM #135406
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    That is I would have taken the colts to cover the points if I would have wagered it.

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    January 13, 2008 at 5:06 PM #135463
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    That is I would have taken the colts to cover the points if I would have wagered it.

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    January 13, 2008 at 5:59 PM #135221
    desmond
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    if I would have wagered it.

    Who cares about your wager or not. What a game, decades of frustration, this is what most Charger fans have waited for. Whatever happens in NE, Chargers and Charger fans never give up.

    January 13, 2008 at 5:59 PM #135519
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    if I would have wagered it.

    Who cares about your wager or not. What a game, decades of frustration, this is what most Charger fans have waited for. Whatever happens in NE, Chargers and Charger fans never give up.

    January 13, 2008 at 5:59 PM #135476
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    if I would have wagered it.

    Who cares about your wager or not. What a game, decades of frustration, this is what most Charger fans have waited for. Whatever happens in NE, Chargers and Charger fans never give up.

    January 13, 2008 at 5:59 PM #135418
    desmond
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    if I would have wagered it.

    Who cares about your wager or not. What a game, decades of frustration, this is what most Charger fans have waited for. Whatever happens in NE, Chargers and Charger fans never give up.

    January 13, 2008 at 5:59 PM #135422
    desmond
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    if I would have wagered it.

    Who cares about your wager or not. What a game, decades of frustration, this is what most Charger fans have waited for. Whatever happens in NE, Chargers and Charger fans never give up.

    January 13, 2008 at 6:05 PM #135481
    Allan from Fallbrook
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    Pure grit from this team. Rivers out, LT out, Gates gutting it out on a dislocated toe, and then Volek and Turner come in and carry it through to the end. Very, very impressive.

    And for all the Norv Turner naysayers out there (me among them, especially as a Raiders fan): He not only proved he can win, but he proved he can win on the road against a very good Indy team and do it with the 2nd team.

    I wouldn’t relish going into Foxboro with this dinged up team and facing off against Belichick and the Patsies, but, then again, the Jags came perilously close to pulling a huge upset win off. If Garrard can throw for nearly 300 yards, why not Billy Volek? And Michael Turner would be a starter on most other NFL teams. Should be interesting.

    Good for the Giants, too. Coughlin must laughing his a** off right now.

    January 13, 2008 at 6:05 PM #135524
    Allan from Fallbrook
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    Pure grit from this team. Rivers out, LT out, Gates gutting it out on a dislocated toe, and then Volek and Turner come in and carry it through to the end. Very, very impressive.

    And for all the Norv Turner naysayers out there (me among them, especially as a Raiders fan): He not only proved he can win, but he proved he can win on the road against a very good Indy team and do it with the 2nd team.

    I wouldn’t relish going into Foxboro with this dinged up team and facing off against Belichick and the Patsies, but, then again, the Jags came perilously close to pulling a huge upset win off. If Garrard can throw for nearly 300 yards, why not Billy Volek? And Michael Turner would be a starter on most other NFL teams. Should be interesting.

    Good for the Giants, too. Coughlin must laughing his a** off right now.

    January 13, 2008 at 6:05 PM #135427
    Allan from Fallbrook
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    Pure grit from this team. Rivers out, LT out, Gates gutting it out on a dislocated toe, and then Volek and Turner come in and carry it through to the end. Very, very impressive.

    And for all the Norv Turner naysayers out there (me among them, especially as a Raiders fan): He not only proved he can win, but he proved he can win on the road against a very good Indy team and do it with the 2nd team.

    I wouldn’t relish going into Foxboro with this dinged up team and facing off against Belichick and the Patsies, but, then again, the Jags came perilously close to pulling a huge upset win off. If Garrard can throw for nearly 300 yards, why not Billy Volek? And Michael Turner would be a starter on most other NFL teams. Should be interesting.

    Good for the Giants, too. Coughlin must laughing his a** off right now.

    January 13, 2008 at 6:05 PM #135227
    Allan from Fallbrook
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    Pure grit from this team. Rivers out, LT out, Gates gutting it out on a dislocated toe, and then Volek and Turner come in and carry it through to the end. Very, very impressive.

    And for all the Norv Turner naysayers out there (me among them, especially as a Raiders fan): He not only proved he can win, but he proved he can win on the road against a very good Indy team and do it with the 2nd team.

    I wouldn’t relish going into Foxboro with this dinged up team and facing off against Belichick and the Patsies, but, then again, the Jags came perilously close to pulling a huge upset win off. If Garrard can throw for nearly 300 yards, why not Billy Volek? And Michael Turner would be a starter on most other NFL teams. Should be interesting.

    Good for the Giants, too. Coughlin must laughing his a** off right now.

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