American Football

[Kim Mitten]

what's happened to Denver's secondary?!? Big Ben doesn't even look like he can throw properly but they are starting to see some joy. I keep forgetting Kubiak is Denver's coach, i'll forget them as a legitimate contender.

 

[Bobbin']

Too many dropped passes from both teams.

 

[Martino Knockavelli]

UNLEASH THE OSWEILER

 

[kieran_vale]

Denver need to scrap this whole Peyton under center thing. Just let him play from shotgun, it's where he's comfortable.

If there is a positive for Denver their front is starting to get home to Ben.

 

[TrinidadsNumberOne]

Toussaint just did his best AJ McCarron impression.

 

[Martino Knockavelli]

BRADY

VERSUS

MANNINGGGGGG*

(*line-up subject to change, may actually be rotting corpse of)

 

[Anon]

On that showing, the Patriots are coasting to the Super Bowl...

 

[Renegade]

Brady vs Manning DLXXXVIII, this time it's personal. I can't wait for the build up to this one.



I hope Manning wins. He won't, but I can still hope. #anyonebutpats

 

[kieran_vale]

Good to see the genuinely best four teams remaining.

Quite hopeful about our chances in Denver this time. So long as Collins and Hightower are healthy we should halt Denvers offence quite well. I think Brady should be able help us put up in the high twenties scoring wise and this version of Peyton Manning I don't think is capable of matching that.

For the other one am alright with either winning. I think we match up far better against the Cards than Panthers but a repeat of Super Bowl 38 which was probably one of the greatest ever would be a great spectacle.

 

[Destruction]

Why did that IDIOT drop the ball?

Oh well, I said I didn't want the Steelers going all the way in my first year.

 

[Stagat]

a repeat of Super Bowl 38 which was probably one of the greatest ever would be a great spectacle.

And we'd have the symmetry of seeing a tit at half time again.

 

[TrinidadsNumberOne]

Good to see the genuinely best four teams remaining.

Quite hopeful about our chances in Denver this time. So long as Collins and Hightower are healthy we should halt Denvers offence quite well. I think Brady should be able help us put up in the high twenties scoring wise and this version of Peyton Manning I don't think is capable of matching that.

For the other one am alright with either winning. I think we match up far better against the Cards than Panthers but a repeat of Super Bowl 38 which was probably one of the greatest ever would be a great spectacle.

Except for the fact that there'll be two fantastic QBs if it's a repeat of Superbowl 38 as opposed to going up against Jake Delhomme!

I'm also pretty sure Graham Gano won't kick out of bounds too!

 

[RavenBish]

Anyone but Carson Palmer.

I'd absolutely love Carolina to win it all.

 

[SamScfc]

Need some help here chaps.

Was desperate to get tickets to see Giants this season at Twickenham, I went on ticketmaster at 10am and they sold out rapid, so I went on get me in and the best I could do is get a seat in the upper tier, in the sky basically, but that's because I didn't know they were going on sale again on Thursday, so I'm wondering, what would watching NFL be like from up there? Is it worth selling the ticket and trying again on Thursday for better seats? Seen some pics online and it doesn't look to bad but I thought with NFL you might need to be closer.

 

[Renegade]

You can see everything from the upper tier in either end-zone, I actually prefer these tickets. You get a whole view of the game from a Madden-like perspective. What the quarterback can see, can judge player's route running better. Probably wouldn't be happy with upper-tier at the sideline though.

 

[.V.]

I've watched games in the upper tier at Wembley, M&T Bank Stadium and Lincoln Financial Field (4 rows from the bank of the stand), and never had an issue.

 

[Bobbin']

The view is good from anywhere in these stadiums although I have never been to Twickenham in fairness.

 

[TomPNE94]

Which game is everyone gonna try and get tomorrow then?

 

[Craig]

Redskins-Bengals, going with a couple of fellow NFL fans from work, think I'll do like Renegade says and go for the Madden view.

 

[Bobbin']

Ideally Giants and Rams at Twickenham.

 

[Kim Mitten]

Already got my tickets to all the games, not going to Colts v Jags though, giving that ticket to someone else. Looking forward to the Twickenham game, I have no interest in rugby so never been there to watch anything. In club Wembley for the Bengals game, fun times.

 

[Renegade]

The Jags game is actually the most appealing to me this year, they had the best Wembley game this season and it's a divisional game with two of the most entertaining offences in the league (Bortles vs Luck). Tempted to check out the Twickenham game but the Giants and the Rams are dull dull dull. Think I'll opt for both Wembley games.

 

[TomPNE94]

Yeah, Reskins Bengals for me, probably top tier as close to halfway as possible

 

[TrinidadsNumberOne]

Going Redskins-Bengals and Giants-Rams, just hoping I can get the tickets for the Twickenham game because they're selling like hot cakes!

 

[Bobbin']

Twickenham tickets secured.

 

[Anon]

Just Bengals/Washington this time around. Probably the £70 mark - waiting to hear back from a mate who's in charge of the booking...

 

[TrinidadsNumberOne]

Phew, going Twickenham after a slight scare on Ticketmaster, can't wait! Just hope OBJ isn't suspended/injured!

 

[Destruction]

Watched Run Ricky Run last night, what a thoroughly nice chap.

 

[JJ1532]

Got tickets for all 3. Managed to get £40 tickets for the 2 Wembley games as well, which was pleasing.

 

[Renegade]

Only got into the Jags game, mate responsible for securing the Twickenham tickets failed to wake up...

And it was too late when I tried for the Redskins game.

I fucking hate ticket scalpers.