know who to pull for: week ten

iceshack149 · 11-13-2009, 01:33 PM

Originally Posted by rich006

I think he was joking that most of the people in Miami are transplants from NY--common stereotype with a grain of truth.

Who to pull for between Indy and NE? I want to see Indy win and here's why. I'm scared that the Patriots are back to their dominant form of 2007 and I want to be proven wrong. Indy is definitely beatable, but I'm not sure about the Patsies right now. If Indy wins I'll know that both teams have weaknesses.

It should be a great game. I'm with you and skymike on the Patriots. I loved their first Superbowl win against the Rams. They were the little guy. The underdog. But since then they've worn thin on me. Bellichek appears smug hidden under his raggedy old hoodie and although he is an excellent QB, Tom Pretty bugs me too. I would be disgusted if the Pats won the next two games. Hopefully they'll lose both by double digits.

11-13-2009, 01:33 PM	#14
iceshack149 1000 Posts + Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Fairbanks, AK Posts: 4,429 Blog Entries: 1	Re: know who to pull for: week ten Originally Posted by rich006 I think he was joking that most of the people in Miami are transplants from NY--common stereotype with a grain of truth. Who to pull for between Indy and NE? I want to see Indy win and here's why. I'm scared that the Patriots are back to their dominant form of 2007 and I want to be proven wrong. Indy is definitely beatable, but I'm not sure about the Patsies right now. If Indy wins I'll know that both teams have weaknesses. It should be a great game. I'm with you and skymike on the Patriots. I loved their first Superbowl win against the Rams. They were the little guy. The underdog. But since then they've worn thin on me. Bellichek appears smug hidden under his raggedy old hoodie and although he is an excellent QB, Tom Pretty bugs me too. I would be disgusted if the Pats won the next two games. Hopefully they'll lose both by double digits.