Pro Bowl

[yomonte]

AFC -4
NFC 66

Total set at 66?? Not saying much about Pro Bowl defense are they. Anybody have results for the past few years.

[HOMEDAWG]

Pro Bowl Date Played Pro Bowl Winner Pro Bowl Score Pro Bowl Loser Pro Bowl Venue Pro Bowl Attendance


February 12 2006 NFC 23 - 17 AFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,190
February 13 2005 AFC 38 - 27 NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,225
February 8 2004 NFC 55 - 52 AFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,127
February 2 2003 AFC 45 - 20 NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,125
February 9 2002 AFC 38 - 30 NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,301
February 4 2001 AFC 38 - 17 NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,128
February 6 2000 NFC 51 - 31 AFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,112
February 7 1999 AFC 23 - 10 NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,075
February 1 1998 AFC 29 - 24 NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 49,995
February 2 1997 AFC 26 - 23 (OT) NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,031
February 4 1996 NFC 20 - 13 AFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,034
February 5 1995 AFC 41 - 13 NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,529
February 6 1994 NFC 17 - 3 AFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,026
February 7 1993 AFC 23 - 20 (OT) NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,007
February 2 1992 NFC 21 - 15 AFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,209
February 3 1991 AFC 23 - 21 NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,345
February 4 1990 NFC 27 - 21 AFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,445
January 29 1989 NFC 34 - 3 AFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,113
February 7 1988 AFC 15 - 6 NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,113
February 1 1987 AFC 10 - 6 NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,101
February 2 1986 NFC 28 - 24 AFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,101
January 27 1985 AFC 22 - 14 NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,385
January 29 1984 NFC 45 - 3 AFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,445
February 6 1983 NFC 20 - 19 AFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 49,883
January 31 1982 AFC 16 - 13 NFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,402
February 1 1981 NFC 21 - 7 AFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 50,360
January 27 1980 NFC 37 - 27 AFC Aloha Stadium, Honolulu 49,800
January 29 1979 NFC 13 - 7 AFC Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 46,281
January 23 1978 NFC 14 - 13 AFC Tampa Stadium, Tampa, Florida 51,337
January 17 1977 AFC 24 - 14 NFC Kingdome, Seattle, Washington 64,752
January 26 1976 NFC 23 - 20 AFC Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans 30,546
January 20 1975 NFC 17 - 10 AFC Orange Bowl, Miami, Florida 26,484
January 20 1974 AFC 15 - 13 NFC Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City 66,918
January 21 1973 AFC 33 - 28 NFC Texas Stadium, Irving, Texas 37,091
January 23 1972 AFC 26 - 13 NFC Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 53,647
January 24 1971 NFC 27 - 6 AFC Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 48,222

[HOMEDAWG]

and for tha older fellas::::




Pro Bowl
Date Site Winning team, score Losing team, score Att.



1-15-39
Wrigley Field, Los Angeles
New York Giants, 13
Pro All-Stars, 10
20,000

1-14-40
Gilmore Stadium, Los Angeles
Green Bay Packers, 16
NFL All-Stars, 7
18,000

12-29-40
Gilmore Stadium, Los Angeles
Chicago Bears, 28
NFL All-Stars, 14
21,624

1-4-42
Polo Grounds, New York
Chicago Bears, 35
NFL All-Stars, 24
17,725

12-27-42
Shibe Park, Philadelphia
NFL All-Stars, 17
Washington Redskins, 14
18,671

1943-50
No game was played.

1-14-51
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
American Conference, 28
National Conference, 27
53,676

1-12-52
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
National Conference, 30
American Conference, 13
19,400

1-10-53
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
National Conference, 27
American Conference, 7
34,208

1-17-54
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
East, 20
West, 9
44,214

1-16-55
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
West, 26
East, 19
43,972

1-15-56
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
East, 31
West, 30
37,867

1-13-57
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
West, 19
East, 10
44,177

1-12-58
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
West, 26
East, 7
66,634

1-11-59
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
East, 28
West, 21
72,250

1-17-60
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
West, 38
East, 21
56,876

1-15-61
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
West, 35
East, 31
62,971

1-7-62*
Balboa Stadium, San Diego
West, 47
East, 27
20,973

1-14-62
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
West, 31
East, 30
57,409

1-13-63*
Balboa Stadium, San Diego
West, 21
East, 14
27,641

1-13-63
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
East, 30
West, 20
61,374

1-12-64
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
West, 31
East, 17
67,242

1-19-64*
Balboa Stadium, San Diego
West, 27
East, 24
20,016

1-10-65
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
West, 34
East, 14
60,598

1-16-65*
Jeppesen Stadium, Houston
West, 38
East, 14
15,446

1-15-66*
Rice Stadium, Houston
AFL All-Stars, 30
Buffalo Bills, 19
35,572

1-15-66
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
East, 36
West, 7
60,124

1-21-67*
Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
East, 30
West, 23
18,876

1-22-67
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
East, 20
West, 10
15,062

1-21-68*
Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, Fla.
East, 25
West, 24
40,103

1-21-68
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
West, 38
East, 20
53,289

1-19-69*
Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, Fla.
West, 38
East, 25
41,058

1-19-69
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
West, 10
East, 7
32,050

1-17-70*
Astrodome, Houston
West, 26
East, 3
30,170

1-18-70
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
West, 16
East, 13
57,786

1-24-71
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
NFC, 27
AFC, 6
48,222

1-23-72
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
AFC, 26
NFC, 13
53,647

1-21-73
Texas Stadium, Irving
AFC, 33
NFC, 28
37,091

1-20-74
Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City
AFC, 15
NFC, 13
66,918

1-20-75
Orange Bowl, Miami
NFC, 17
AFC, 10
26,484

1-26-76
Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans
NFC, 23
AFC, 20
30,546

1-17-77
Kingdome, Seattle
AFC, 24
NFC, 14
64,752

1-23-78
Tampa Stadium
NFC, 14
AFC, 13
51,337

1-29-79
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
NFC, 13
AFC, 7
46,281

1-27-80
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
NFC, 37
AFC, 27
49,800

2-1-81
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
NFC, 21
AFC, 7
50,360

1-31-82
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 16
NFC, 13
50,402

2-6-83
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
NFC, 20
AFC, 19
49,883

1-29-84
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
NFC, 45
AFC, 3
50,445

1-27-85
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 22
NFC, 14
50,385

2-2-86
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
NFC, 28
AFC, 24
50,101

2-1-87
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 10
NFC, 6
50,101

2-7-88
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 15
NFC, 6
50,113

1-29-89
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
NFC, 34
AFC, 3
50,113

2-4-90
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
NFC, 27
AFC, 21
50,445

2-3-91
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 23
NFC, 21
50,345

2-2-92
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
NFC, 21
AFC, 15
50,209

2-7-93
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 23 (OT)
NFC, 20
50,007

2-6-94
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
NFC, 17
AFC, 3
50,026

2-5-95
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 41
NFC, 13
49,121

2-4-96
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
NFC, 20
AFC, 13
50,034

2-2-97
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 26 (OT)
NFC, 23
50,031

2-1-98
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 29
NFC, 24
49,995

2-7-99
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 23
NFC, 10
50,075

2-6-00
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
NFC, 51
AFC, 31
50,112

2-4-01
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 38
NFC, 17
50,128

2-9-02
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 38
NFC, 30
50,310

2-2-03
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 45
NFC, 20
50,125

2-8-04
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
NFC, 55
AFC, 52
50,127

2-13-05
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
AFC, 38
NFC, 27
50,125

2-12-06
Aloha Stadium, Honolulu
NFC, 23
AFC, 17
50,190





:gulp:

[HOMEDAWG]

mvp prop?????


Date Score Most Valuable Players
NFL Pro Bowls (1951-70)

January 14, 1951 American Conference 28, National Conference 27 Otto Graham, Browns, Quarterback
January 12, 1952 National Conf. 30, American Conf. 13 Dan Towler, Rams, Running back
January 10, 1953 National Conf. 27, American Conf. 7 Don Doll, Lions, Defensive back
January 17, 1954 East 20, West 9 Chuck Bednarik, Eagles, Linebacker
January 16, 1955 West 26, East 19 Billy Wilson, 49ers, End
January 15, 1956 East 31, West 30 Ollie Matson, Cardinals, Running back
January 13, 1957 West 19, East 10 Back: Bert Rechichar, Colts; Lineman: Ernie Stautner, Steelers
January 12, 1958 West 26, East 7 Back: Hugh McElhenny, 49ers; Lineman: Gene Brito, Redskins
January 11, 1959 East 28, West 21 Back: Frank Gifford, NY Giants; Lineman: Doug Atkins, Bears
January 17, 1960 West 38, East 21 Back: Johnny Unitas, Colts; Lineman: Eugene Big Daddy Lipscomb, Steelers
January 15, 1961 West 35, East 31 Back: Johnny Unitas, Colts; Lineman: Sam Huff, NY Giants
January 14, 1962 West 31, East 30 Back: Jim Brown, Browns; Lineman: Henry Jordan, Packers
January 13, 1963 East 30, West 20 Back: Jim Brown, Browns; Lineman: Eugene Big Daddy Lipscomb, Steelers
January 12, 1964 West 31, East 17 Back: Johnny Unitas, Colts; Lineman: Gino Marchetti, Colts
January 10, 1965 West 34, East 14 Back: Fran Tarkenton, Vikings; Lineman: Terry Barr, Lions
January 15, 1966 East 36, West 7 Back: Jim Brown, Browns; Lineman: Dale Meinhart, Cardinals
January 22, 1967 East 20, West 10 Back: Gale Sayers, Bears; Lineman: Floyd Peters, Eagles
January 21, 1968 West 38, East 20 Back: Gale Sayers, Bears; Lineman: Dave Robinson, Packers
January 19, 1969 West 10, East 7 Back: Roman Gabriel, Rams; Lineman: Merlin Olsen, Rams
January 18, 1970 West 16, East 13 Back: Gale Sayers, Bears; Lineman: George Andrie, Cowboys


AFC-NFC Pro Bowls (1971-present)
Date Score Most Valuable Players

January 24, 1971 NFC, 27-6 Back: Mel Renfro, Cowboys; Lineman: Fred Carr, Packers
January 23, 1972 AFC, 26-13 Offense: Jan Stenerud, Chiefs; Defense: Willie Lanier, Chiefs
January 21, 1973 AFC, 33-28 O.J. Simpson, Bills, Running back
January 20, 1974 AFC, 15-13 Garo Yepremian, Dolphins, Placekicker
January 20, 1975 NFC, 17-10 James Harris, Rams, Quarterback
January 26, 1976 NFC, 23-20 Billy Johnson, Oilers, Kick returner
January 17, 1977 AFC, 24-14 Mel Blount, Steelers, Cornerback
January 23, 1978 NFC, 14-13 Walter Payton, Bears, Running back
January 29, 1979 NFC, 13-7 Ahmad Rashad, Vikings, Wide receiver
January 27, 1980 NFC, 37-27 Chuck Muncie, Saints, Running back
February 1, 1981 NFC, 21-7 Eddie Murray, Lions, Placekicker
January 31, 1982 AFC, 16-13 Kellen Winslow, Chargers, Tight end; and Lee Roy Selmon, Buccaneers, Defensive end
February 6, 1983 NFC, 20-19 Dan Fouts, Chargers, Quarterback; and John Jefferson, Packers, Wide receiver
January 29, 1984 NFC, 45-3 Joe Theismann, Redskins, Quarterback
January 27, 1985 AFC, 22-14 Mark Gastineau, Jets, Defensive end
February 2, 1986 NFC, 28-24 Phil Simms, Giants, Quarterback
February 1, 1987 AFC, 10-6 Reggie White, Eagles, Defensive end
February 7, 1988 AFC, 15-6 Bruce Smith, Bills, Defensive end
January 29, 1989 NFC, 34-3 Randall Cunningham, Eagles, Quarterback
February 4, 1990 NFC, 27-21 Jerry Gray, Rams, Cornerback
February 3, 1991 AFC, 23-21 Jim Kelly, Bills, Quarterback
February 2, 1992 NFC, 21-15 Michael Irvin, Cowboys, Wide receiver
February 7, 1993 AFC, 23-20 (OT) Steve Tasker, Bills, Special teams
February 6, 1994 NFC, 17-3 Andre Rison, Falcons, Wide receiver
February 5, 1995 AFC, 41-13 Marshall Faulk, Colts, Running back
February 4, 1996 NFC, 20-13 Jerry Rice, 49ers, Wide receiver
February 2, 1997 AFC, 26-23 (OT) Mark Brunell, Jaguars, Quarterback
February 1, 1998 AFC, 29-24 Warren Moon, Seahawks, Quarterback
February 7, 1999 AFC, 23-10 Ty Law, Patriots, Cornerback; and Keyshawn Johnson, Jets, Wide receiver
February 6, 2000 NFC, 51-31 Randy Moss, Vikings, Wide receiver
February 4, 2001 AFC, 38-17 Rich Gannon, Raiders, Quarterback
February 10, 2002 AFC, 38-30 Rich Gannon, Raiders, Quarterback
February 2, 2003 AFC, 45-20 Ricky Williams, Dolphins, Running back
February 8, 2004 NFC, 55-52 Marc Bulger, Rams, Quarterback
February 13, 2005 AFC, 38-27 Peyton Manning, Colts, Quarterback
February 12, 2006 NFC 23-17 Derrick Brooks, Buccaneers, Linebacker

[HOMEDAWG]

some info:


AFC-NFC Pro Bowl (1971-present)


The AFC and NFC have split the series, each winning 18 games.

Of interesting note is that in the 36 seasons since the AFL-NFL Merger, the NFC has won both the Pro Bowl and the Super Bowl 9 times, while the AFC has won both 8 times. In the years they have split, the AFC has won the Pro Bowl and NFC won the Super Bowl 10 times, while the reverse has occurred 9 times.

Buffalo Bills and Cleveland Browns players have won 4 MVP awards, more than any other teams. The Los Angeles/St. Louis Rams have won 3, while 10 teams have won 2, and 12 teams have won 1 each. The Arizona Cardinals, Baltimore Ravens, Carolina Panthers,Cincinnati Bengals, Denver Broncos, and Houston Texans have never had a player win an MVP award.
Quarterbacks have won 12 MVP awards; wide receivers are second with 7.

John Madden has never been part of a Pro Bowl broadcast because he has a tremendous fear of flying.

Because of the new NFL television contract, the network which airs the Super Bowl will air the Pro Bowl; the 2007 game is held on the Saturday after Super Bowl XLI because of the 2007 Grammy Awards. The 2008 game, on Fox, will revert to Sunday, because Fox has the Budweiser Shootout on the Saturday after Super Bowl XLII.

[Stifler's Mom]

I don't know that i can bring myself to bet on this scripted event, but i do know that the defenses are not allowed to stunt or blitz or something stupid like that.

Looks like the posted lines are bringing pretty even action so far too.

I think betting on the pro bowl is more of a guessing game than anything. With the NFL season being over, unlike other sports where they hold their "all star games" mid season or so, who even knows which guys are going to give a shit about playing football, and which ones are just in Hawaii to party.

Just my 3¢ on the issue, lol

[yomonte]

Thanx HD. Exactly what I was looking for.

Stif, I wish I had seen your post before I bet

Under the mark of the beast 66 -110

[yomonte]

Took SD to win the 2008 SB +815. Lot of good #'s at Oly. NO is like 2500. NE has some pretty good odds and Balt up there with NO.

[NittanyLions94]

I took my Steelers at 15-1 for a little homer play, and maybe we can do that Patriot thing with the win a SB, have a bad season, then win a couple more. 15-1 ain't bad when teams like the Bengals, the Cryhawks, and the Panthers are going off at the same or lower odds.

[yomonte]

Atl to win the 2008 SB $5 to win $182

STFU LOL

[flmmkrz]

Originally posted by NittanyLions94
I took my Steelers at 15-1 for a little homer play, 15-1 ain't bad when teams like the Bengals, the Cryhawks, and the Panthers are going off at the same or lower odds.

15-1 isn't bad but you can get better odds on the stealers, but you guys wont get out of your division let alone make a run at anything. Who knows, maybe you guys will trade up in the draft and get a qb who can play.

[NittanyLions94]

Originally posted by flmmkrz
15-1 isn't bad but you can get better odds on the stealers, but you guys wont get out of your division let alone make a run at anything. Who knows, maybe you guys will trade up in the draft and get a qb who can play.


LMAO, you on the Bungles to overtake the North, or the aging Ravens? Either way, that's comical. I can hear you saying it to yourself now:

"The Bengals are going to win the Super Bowl, ESPN told me so!"

[flmmkrz]

Originally posted by NittanyLions94
LMAO, you on the Bungles to overtake the North, or the aging Ravens? Either way, that's comical. I can hear you saying it to yourself now:

"The Bengals are going to win the Super Bowl, ESPN told me so!"

lol bro I dont need espn to tell me anything. I have eyes and they saw quite clearly the joke the stealers became.

Im sure this same time last year it was just as comical to you that Ravens would finish above you in the standings and that the bengals would have more arrests than wins and still finish with the same record as you guys. Not only that but that you'd miss the playoffs but there you were.

If you're asking my opinion, then yeah I belive the ravens and bengals are currently in better positions to take the division then you guys are. I don't think they win the superbowl either and of course the offseason moves will dictate a lot. As it stands I would think that the ravens again take the division and that you guys have the most questions going into the offseason. If they were my team I might wanna look past the questions too but im not so I don't have to.

[NittanyLions94]

My only gripe with people saying the Bengals will finish above the Steelers is that I just want them to play longer than Pittsburgh for one time in 25 years and then I'll say it's ok to say. Until then, it's all just people eating up the hype machine of Marv "Probation officer" Lewis.

[yomonte]

daaaaaaaamn

[FearTheRaven]

Hey nittany, you still in denial over that ass-raping the Ravens gave you guys this year?

If it wasn't for a turnover in our own territory and a penalty you guys wouldn't have scored against us at all this year.

Talk about dominations.

58-7 in two games, bwahahahaha.

Don't worry the Browns will keep you company. :thumbs:

[NittanyLions94]

Originally posted by FearTheRaven
Hey nittany, you still in denial over that ass-raping the Ravens gave you guys this year?

If it wasn't for a turnover in our own territory and a penalty you guys wouldn't have scored against us at all this year.

Talk about dominations.

58-7 in two games, bwahahahaha.

Don't worry the Browns will keep you company. :thumbs:


LMAO, the Ravens go to the playoffs and lose on their home field one time and ratbird fans are all talking trash. Let's just hope our QB stays off his motorcycle this offseason and everything can go back to the way it is supposed to be.

[FearTheRaven]

Originally posted by NittanyLions94
LMAO, the Ravens go to the playoffs and lose on their home field one time and ratbird fans are all talking trash. Let's just hope our QB stays off his motorcycle this offseason and everything can go back to the way it is supposed to be.

By the way, what does that have to do with Ravens vs. Steelers?

I said 58-7, lmao.

DOMINATION.

Now enjoy your decline, haha

[V3r1f13d]

Thinking about parlaying the over (64.5 right now) w/ the NFC on the ML (+170), just for kicks.

Pays 4 to 1 on my book...

Will give my confirmation later...


Edit-Meant to say NFC

[NittanyLions94]

Originally posted by FearTheRaven
By the way, what does that have to do with Ravens vs. Steelers?

I said 58-7, lmao.

DOMINATION.

Now enjoy your decline, haha


It means your ratbirds are good for 1 year and all of a sudden there's all this trash talk. Win 5 then talk.:yeah:

[FearTheRaven]

Originally posted by NittanyLions94
It means your ratbirds are good for 1 year and all of a sudden there's all this trash talk. Win 5 then talk.:yeah:

No, what it means is your fans are all over the place when you're winning, but no where to be found when you're losing.

But if the Ravens juice up for a couple years and get the help of the zebras I'm sure they can win 5.

hahahaha.

Alright enough with that.

I like NFC +4 and the over.

[saidzeppelin]

I am taking the Lions to win the Super Bowl. $1 to win 8 Billion.. Can't go wrong.. LMFAO! How much will the LieDowns torture us this year???? It is astounds me. D-town has has success in basketball, baseball, hockey but dammed if the mental midgets that own the Lions will ever allow a culture of winning to be developed. How the fu** do you keep Millen on(worst GM ever)? Them knee pads must be worn out. Ford Field is an awesome venue, probably the best I have ever been to but you better drink alot when the game starts if your a Lions fan!! GL YO..

[V3r1f13d]

Placed it Today...

NFC ML (+160) Parlayed With The Over (64.5)

4 to 1

[HOMEDAWG]

Originally posted by saidzeppelin
I am taking the Lions to win the Super Bowl. $1 to win 8 Billion.. Can't go wrong.. LMFAO! How much will the LieDowns torture us this year???? It is astounds me. D-town has has success in basketball, baseball, hockey but dammed if the mental midgets that own the Lions will ever allow a culture of winning to be developed. How the fu** do you keep Millen on(worst GM ever)? Them knee pads must be worn out. Ford Field is an awesome venue, probably the best I have ever been to but you better drink alot when the game starts if your a Lions fan!! GL YO..


:thumbs: Same BS here in C-Town.... GREED is what it is all about... Sell out your stadium for the entire season, then dont spend any of the money on Real Talent....
That pieceofshitsonofabitch Modell that took our team to balt. didn't even think of winnin', just makin' the $$$$$$$$...
Now Lerner is lookin' to sell dem Brownies'...
If we dont buy the tickets, they dont make the money!


:thumbs:

[saidzeppelin]

Originally posted by HOMEDAWG
:thumbs: Same BS here in C-Town.... GREED is what it is all about... Sell out your stadium for the entire season, then dont spend any of the money on Real Talent....
That pieceofshitsonofabitch Modell that took our team to balt. didn't even think of winnin', just makin' the $$$$$$$$...
Now Lerner is lookin' to sell dem Brownies'...
If we dont buy the tickets, they dont make the money!


:thumbs:

I totally agree. That is why the Ford boys made Ford Field so nice. Try to take your mind off how crappy the product on the field is.

[yomonte]

Still only 3 games since 1971 have gone over 66 points. NFC covers

[Horfin]

Originally posted by yomonte
Atl to win the 2008 SB $5 to win $182

STFU LOL

Date placed:
Feb 10, 2007 9:51p Single #66948220
Football - Futures (Game) Moneyline
Odds to win the 2008 Super Bowl XLII
All wagers have action. No Parlays. Max $600
(10031) Tennessee Titans 35/1 Aug 01/07@10:00p



Risk $5.00 to win $175.00

Since everyone is posting their HOMER plays.....What the hell......

Horfy

[yomonte]

For the record, I ain't ashamed to be a homer. :beer2: