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[#000000]As December rolls upon us and there is once again that feelng of Christmas cheer, with [/#000000]
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[#000000]Week #12 coming to a close ... you guessed it ... just six more weeks until the playoffs are here! [/#000000]
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[#000000]With that being said, lets begin in Dallas where the Cowboys took a half-game lead in the NFC East as Tony Romo fired five touchdown passes to whip the Buccaneers 38-10, while in Kansas City the Chiefs charged into a second-place tie in the AFC West as they downed the Broncos 19-10. [/#000000]
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[#000000]Move over Plummer, in comes Cutler! The Ravens maintained their commanding lead in the AFC North as they laid the "SMACKDOWN" on Big Ben and the Steelers 27-0, while the AFC West-leading Chargers won for the fifth straight time as they rallied past the Raiders 21-14. [/#000000]
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[#000000]The Saints hung onto their one-game lead in the NFC South as they downed the Falcons 31-13, while the Bengals got right back in the AFC playoff mix with a 30-0 drubbing of the Browns. [/#000000]
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[#000000]The AFC South leading Colts rebounded in a big way as they overpowered the Eagles 45-21, while in the most anticipated game of the week, the Patriots maintained their lead in the AFC East as they beat the Bears in a turnover-filled battle 17-13. [/#000000]
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[#000000]The Bills kept their slim playoff hopes alive as they notched their second straight last second victory clipping the Jaguars 27-24, while in Tennessee the Giants had a catastrophic collapse as the Titans overcame a 21-point deficit in the final ten minutes to stun the G-men 24-21. [/#000000]
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[#000000]The Redskins came from behind to shock the "Which team will show up on Sunday?" Panthers 17-13, while in the Monday Night finale, the NFC West leading Seahawks returned to full strength as they rallied past the Packers 34-24.
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[#000000]Three touchdown passes and four straight victories. Joey's best game on a Thanksgiving Day in 5 years, and not to add salt to our wounds, he walks away with the Thanksgiving Day MVP award![/#000000]
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[#000000]An embarassment is putting this rather mild ... but at 2-9 what else is there to say? If this was Hollywood it could go down as a script for a new Christmas movie called "Screeewed". If we are all being truthful to ourselves, is it quite possible Football Fans that maybe the problem wasn't Joey ... but maybe it was simply the fact that he played for the Lions? LOL [/#000000]
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[#000000]So as our team prepares for the Patriots, and we are left to sit and ponder over what once again went wrong this year, the answer becomes very evident, "It is because Mr. Millen is still here!"
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[#000000]Week #12 coming to a close ... you guessed it ... just six more weeks until the playoffs are here! [/#000000]
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[#000000]With that being said, lets begin in Dallas where the Cowboys took a half-game lead in the NFC East as Tony Romo fired five touchdown passes to whip the Buccaneers 38-10, while in Kansas City the Chiefs charged into a second-place tie in the AFC West as they downed the Broncos 19-10. [/#000000]
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[#000000]Move over Plummer, in comes Cutler! The Ravens maintained their commanding lead in the AFC North as they laid the "SMACKDOWN" on Big Ben and the Steelers 27-0, while the AFC West-leading Chargers won for the fifth straight time as they rallied past the Raiders 21-14. [/#000000]
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[#000000]The Saints hung onto their one-game lead in the NFC South as they downed the Falcons 31-13, while the Bengals got right back in the AFC playoff mix with a 30-0 drubbing of the Browns. [/#000000]
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[#000000]The AFC South leading Colts rebounded in a big way as they overpowered the Eagles 45-21, while in the most anticipated game of the week, the Patriots maintained their lead in the AFC East as they beat the Bears in a turnover-filled battle 17-13. [/#000000]
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[#000000]The Bills kept their slim playoff hopes alive as they notched their second straight last second victory clipping the Jaguars 27-24, while in Tennessee the Giants had a catastrophic collapse as the Titans overcame a 21-point deficit in the final ten minutes to stun the G-men 24-21. [/#000000]
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[#000000]The Redskins came from behind to shock the "Which team will show up on Sunday?" Panthers 17-13, while in the Monday Night finale, the NFC West leading Seahawks returned to full strength as they rallied past the Packers 34-24.
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[#000000]Three touchdown passes and four straight victories. Joey's best game on a Thanksgiving Day in 5 years, and not to add salt to our wounds, he walks away with the Thanksgiving Day MVP award![/#000000]
[#000000]lol ouch![/#000000]
[#000000]An embarassment is putting this rather mild ... but at 2-9 what else is there to say? If this was Hollywood it could go down as a script for a new Christmas movie called "Screeewed". If we are all being truthful to ourselves, is it quite possible Football Fans that maybe the problem wasn't Joey ... but maybe it was simply the fact that he played for the Lions? LOL [/#000000]
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[#000000]So as our team prepares for the Patriots, and we are left to sit and ponder over what once again went wrong this year, the answer becomes very evident, "It is because Mr. Millen is still here!"
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