i want to see that interview again
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12-30-12 11:42 PM #36
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12-30-12 11:49 PM #37
A.p. should be mvp.
Peyton has been great but timothy Jesus Jr Tebow had them in the playoffs and win a game last year..
A.p. is the Vikings especially with Percy out
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12-31-12 12:00 AM #38
Difference. The road to the Superbowl goes through Denver with Peyton Manning. Difference. this Broncos team is a legit threat by Vegas to win the Superbowl unlike Tebow Broncos or AP sixth seed vikings team.
Originally Posted by ebbearsfb1
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12-31-12 12:01 AM #39
he said in the presser that it was bittersweet
he obviously cared about the record
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12-31-12 12:18 AM #40
that running back from washington might be up to breaking that record sometime soon, or getting close to it too.
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12-31-12 03:53 AM #41
Manning and AD are neck and neck in MVP ballots I'd assume.
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12-31-12 04:21 AM #42
Originally Posted by frostno98
I bet you Peterson rather have the record, than getting the sixth seed and knocked out of the playoffs in the 1st round. Nobody will remember the Vikings after this year playoffs, but Dickerson records still remains immortal.
But we all remember you saying they wont make the playoffs. Wonder how you will feel if Manning loses that first playoff game at home? (DO you get the chiefs next time out or is it the raiders?)
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12-31-12 05:46 AM #43
He probably feels the same as someone I saw who said they would leave sbr forever if packers made playoffs.
Originally Posted by lakerboy
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12-31-12 08:37 AM #44
take away from this post game interview, pam oliver is a bitch. Give the guy some respect, record broken or not.
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12-31-12 08:45 AM #45
Originally Posted by Chi_archie
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12-31-12 09:07 AM #46
Peterson was obviously confused. Dumb broad didnt even ask the question correctly. Just said, 9 yards...
9 yards, WHAT bitch?
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12-31-12 09:45 AM #47
[QUOTE=frostno98;17315912]Difference. The road to the Superbowl goes through Denver with Peyton Manning. Difference. this Broncos team is a legit threat by Vegas to win the Superbowl unlike Tebow Broncos or AP sixth seed vikings team.[/QUOTE]
lol, of course, i wouldnt expect anything else from someone with a bronco in his avatar.
how did those MVP trophies work out for Rodgers last year and Brady the year before?
DIFFERENCE The Vikings dont make the playoffs with out AP
FACT Broncos were in the playoff last year
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12-31-12 09:48 AM #48
Originally Posted by InTheDrink
well who wouldnt care about breaking that record?
As good as he has been over the years he probably knows he'll never be as close to breaking it as he was this year.
His name would of been put into history until the next guy breaks it years from now.
no one remembers the number 2 guy..
Just think Years from now, if Brees and Johnson hold on to their records will people remember Marino and Rices record setting season?
It sure would of shouldnt how offensive the league is now a days if those 3 records were all broken
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12-31-12 10:16 AM #49
I believe that he he was stopped on the last play before the FG at around the 10-15 yard line...can you imagine if he broke one to the house on the very last play to win the game and get into the playoffs and set the record?
It would of instantly vaulted the play to one of the top ten of all times
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12-31-12 10:25 AM #50
Originally Posted by ebbearsfb1
yes, people will remember and people will think that all in all Marino and Rice were way better players
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12-31-12 10:40 AM #51
notice the change in demeanor from answering the first question and the shift at around 18 seconds as he starts to process the implications of the "9 yards" question/statement from Pam. He sorta woke up from his "typical sports interview cliche half asleep mood" very quickly at 22 seconds Originally Posted by Dexter
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12-31-12 10:43 AM #52
the way after the last run one of his linemen picked him up , they must of thought he got it
so how many runs did he have for over 9 yards this year that got called back?
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12-31-12 10:51 AM #53
He also said that if hurts that he didn't break record and "I'm coming for you Dickerson " next year. So the record was important to him.
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12-31-12 11:43 AM #54
yawn Originally Posted by frostno98
I bet you Peterson rather have the record, than getting the sixth seed and knocked out of the playoffs in the 1st round. Nobody will remember the Vikings after this year playoffs, but Dickerson records still remains immortal.
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12-31-12 11:54 AM #55
seems like based on his comments to Peter King it was definitely on his mind. If not during the game at least before and after. It's gotta be on his mind, what else gets you up in the morning when you play for a team like Minnesota?
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12-31-12 12:02 PM #56
clearly evident in the post game interview(with pam oliver) he didnt think or know if he broke it and the first thing on his mind was the win and getting into the play offs...if u think any different your not very good at reading people.
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12-31-12 12:07 PM #57
mannings stats are average at best. he should be comeback but not even in contention for MVP.
a bust like tebow took them to playoffs, if manning didn't do anything but then he'd have to retire....
but of course they need headlines so they use mannings name. AP-AD!
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12-31-12 12:07 PM #58
Not true, I have a lot of black students that are very good in Math (2 of my best 5 are actually black). The problem is that they don't try because in their culture being smart is apparently frowned upon. Originally Posted by Chi_archie
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12-31-12 12:10 PM #59
i wish that happened so badly. Originally Posted by Catchn_Picks
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12-31-12 12:13 PM #60
His teammates picked him up in the air after a 26 yd run. It ensured a much easier kick...but they were already in field goal range and the kick wasn't even made yet so why would they be celebrating by picking him up in the air? Originally Posted by zoo youk
and you think everyone else isn't good at reading people?
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12-31-12 12:14 PM #61
This is what i got out of it as well. They carried him off the field like he was the champ, i think he thought he got it. Originally Posted by Chi_archie
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12-31-12 12:16 PM #62
Originally Posted by Cheme82
Not true, I have a lot of black students that are very good in Math (2 of my best 5 are actually black). The problem is that they don't try because in their culture being smart is apparently frowned upon.
who said anything about black? I meant his kind.... athletes duh
most jocks aren't too bright with da numbers
you black posters always trying to pull the race card into everything
unreal
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12-31-12 12:26 PM #63
I'm not black, just because I understood what you really meant does't mean I have to be black. Didn't you read I typed "in their culture"? If you really would have meant "jocks" you would have typed it, you just didn't have the balls to write what I wrote and now want to save face.
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12-31-12 12:34 PM #64
good gosh I'M BLACK!!!!
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12-31-12 12:38 PM #65
He knew exactly how many yards he had and he needed, don't let that fake humbleness fool you
that's all he wanted was that record
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12-31-12 12:46 PM #66
Originally Posted by KKoz9
due to circumstances and how fast it happened i'm not sure.
in that last drive, he had 4-5 carries. the last one being the big one. Then he gets carried off the field and they kick a FG and he is interviewed.
as close as he was, unless he was adding up the yards in the huddle
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12-31-12 12:49 PM #67
Black/White, Smart/Dumb, Humble/Arrogant, He knew/He didn't know, MVP/not MVP, Pam is a bitch/She was just doing her job, Archie is a retard/Definitely. I'm just glad they tackled his ass because that nukka would have cost me $1,650 had he broken that shit.
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12-31-12 01:08 PM #68
oh come on you guys don't think he knew how many yards he needed?
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12-31-12 01:27 PM #69
did anyone else here some boos when the vikings let the clock run down after that last run, so they could kick a FG with time running out?
I swear I heard quite a bit of boos, which really wowed me.
even many fans would be willing to risk playoffs for that record it seemed
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12-31-12 01:32 PM #70
if he knew, why would he act so puzzled as to what 9 yards meant? Originally Posted by ronzer
that argument is already thrown out
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