# 1  

2007-11-30 08:10:14

Only 5 games left, and it's arguably the hottest topic in the NFL right now. So what's your take?
Their remaining schedule, in order is:
At the Ravens, home against the Steelers, Jets, and Dolphins, and at the Giants.
If you think they won't go 16-0, who do think will be the spoiler?
As a side note, the Eagles were 24 point underdogs on the Nov. 25th. How many points do you think Miami should get?
JSG

  # 2  

2007-11-30 12:38:49

Miami should get 26.5 points. Your friend, Jimmy the Greek

  # 3  

2007-12-01 07:37:33

The Pats can go undefeated and probably will! but if they were to lose I would like to see it be to the Dolphins! I would fibnd it slightly humorous that the only win the Dolphins could get was against the pats and vice versa! But I am looking forward to a New England/ Dallas Super Bowl!

  # 4  

2007-12-01 15:05:05

Oh yeah, the irony of that would be tremendous. Winless beats undefeated, and Miami's '72 record stays intact.
What a story.
JSG

  # 5  

2007-12-02 07:00:41

The amazing thing to me is that if the Pats go 19-0 and San Francisco keeps losing , the Pats will probably get the #2 over all draft choice in the 2008 draft. That means they could easily get Jake Long, a top offensive tackle or Darryl McFadden, a top running back, or Malcolm Jenkins, the top cb.

  # 6  

2007-12-02 07:52:02

Man, that's scary to think about.
We could be in for years of boring Super Bowls.

  # 7  

2007-12-03 05:47:32

Pats vs. Packers

  # 8  

2007-12-04 05:48:57

Well, great game at Baltimore, but no luck. You can only give Brady so many chances ... he's eventually gonna score.

I think it's safe to say the Patriots are definitely going to be undefeated now. Although, the Law of Averages says that the Dolphins have to win sometime, right? Dec. 23rd may be their lucky day.

(Yeah right.)

  # 9  

2007-12-04 06:55:45

I'll tell ya, at the 2 minute warning last night, I thought I was going to get my answer.
Unless the Steelers can get to them next week, I think Shula and the boys are going to be keeping the champagne corked. Of course there's always the question of whether or not to rest your star players when you have nothing to gain, and the last team they face isn't exactly the worst in the NFL. The Giants could easily be fighting for their wild card lives. Can you imagine trying to preserve a 16-0 regular season, and having Brady break a leg in an otherwise meaningless game? I'd hate to be the guy that has to make that decision.
Thanks everybody for all your posts. Let's see if we're still talking about this in 4 weeks.
JSG

  # 10  

2007-12-05 04:41:15

he will still have Gisele Bundchen to take care of him. Poor baby. Some guys get all the "breaks".