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9 of 11 ... NFC Championship - Packers @ Seattle (ugh)

10 of 11 ... AFC Championship - Colts @ Patriots

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Want to win $500? Sick of the vanilla nfl.com standard fantasy settings? well i am. So ive created a very customised league on nfl.com fantasy (it took me north of an hour to make it detailed, but simple at the same time). Feel free to ask me questions about the scoring and line ups and what not. This is an INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE PLAYERS (IDP) as well as an offense league. the line up is
2 x QB
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1 x TE
1 RB/WR/TE flex
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4 weeks out from the real stuff tomorrow.. Too early to be posting division winner predictions ? Seems the season has creeped up quickly. Super Bowl only feels like weeks ago

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Speaking of which, here's the Super Bowl in 2 parts ... unlike the other highlights, the players and coaches are miked up in these 2 clips ... it would be great if we could hear this sort of stuff when watching "live" games ...

11 of 11 ... Super Bowl - Patriots/Seahawks

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I missed all the pre season games last year... How much time do the starters usually play ? Guessing it won't be much. Looking forward to tomorrow though!

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I missed all the pre season games last year... How much time do the starters usually play ? Guessing it won't be much. Looking forward to tomorrow though!

First game is usually all fringe players, then small amounts of first teamers until the last game.

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Usually the third pre season game is when the starters get a real shot. Right now they have one drive and are off for the rest of the game. Some players seasons are over already due to injury. Some others are due to being far too entertaining eg: geno and the jets. If there was ever a franchise that finds new ways to implode it is the jets. Good on em it keeps me entertained.

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Hayne had a fair crack. A 53 yard run and a few good returns. Good on him.

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Gaines is out for the season for us, lisfranc... That hurts us in the secondary, he was very very good last year.

Salford also hurt his shoulder, the good one, he had the other reconstructed last year now hurts the other. Hoping only a minor injury there tho.

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Tebow did ok in yesterday's game for the Eagles vs the Colts - ran in a TD and threw 6/12 for 69 yards. He's probably 4th in line behind Bradford, Barkley and Sanchez but you never know.

The way Kelly uses his players, I wouldn't be surprised to see Tebow at least remain on Philadelphia's roster.

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As a 49ers fan, the prospect of Hayne making the roster and getting some kick/punt returns is one of the few things exciting me about this season.

Macca, I thought Tebow looked surprisingly good from those highlights!

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Anyone think Lynden Dunn will try his luck as a punter after his AFL career ? His few long bombs on the weekend certaintly had some height and distance on them.. Will be interesting to see if it's something he pursues.

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Don't get me started on tebow. I know he gets a lot of media attention and he isn't the best thrower of all time but the bloke took a 1-4 Denver and got them to the playoffs and won a playoff game against Pittsburgh. The next year he was a jet and that ruined him him. He should've gone to Jacksonville where he was guaranteed the starting gig but for him to have been out of the league for two years is a joke when a lot of teams have no QB's.

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Gaines is out for the season for us, lisfranc... That hurts us in the secondary, he was very very good last year.

Salford also hurt his shoulder, the good one, he had the other reconstructed last year now hurts the other. Hoping only a minor injury there tho.

Yeah the injuries are starting to rise for every team. We lost our best O linesman for the year. I find it a bit odd that NFL players have a long off season and their CBA has them do very little physical contact at mini camps and yet they have a huge amount of long term injuries. Maybe I'm not giving the sport it's due for how physical it is but I look at Nba players who have nearly no break and play game after game and keep fit. I know they are two different sports I just find it a bit odd.


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The 2 point conversion and the probable extra use of it may well bring Tebow back into the sport ... as you said cfh, he should be able to get a gig when there's approximately 100 QB's in the sport (when including all the rostered back-ups) And he may well be suited to Kelly's fast pace offense at the Eagles - I'd like to see him make his way back. Hayne is doing everything right so far as well.

As for Dunn as a punter JV7, I can't see why not but the punters all seem to have that 3 or 4 step walk up style - he'd need to learn it. Good coin too considering it's a 2nd sporting career that an Aussie rules player wouldn't ordinarily have. Both Sav and Ben Graham played a number of games. McBriar eked out 12 seasons and is now retired.

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Rg3 got smacked around today. He got hit a lot and got hit hard. I'll be surprised if his body holds up over time.

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Initial diagonsis Jordy Nelson has torn his ACL.. Huge loss for the packers!!

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Yeah that's bad for the packers.

Macca prob ain't holding up well at the moment.

Hammers lose at home to Bournemouth, Demons smashed and I'm greeted with the Nelson news first thing this morning.

Ugh ugh ugh!

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I shouldn't be praising Green Bay but I will. Rodgers makes receivers look good. Nelson is a huge loss due to his big play ability but they have been talking up second year WR Adams all training camp. Receivers leave Green Bay for huge contracts and then come back to earth when they don't have Rodgers throwing them the ball. Still the NFC North favourites.

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I shouldn't be praising Green Bay but I will. Rodgers makes receivers look good. Nelson is a huge loss due to his big play ability but they have been talking up second year WR Adams all training camp. Receivers leave Green Bay for huge contracts and then come back to earth when they don't have Rodgers throwing them the ball. Still the NFC North favourites.

Your team payed way overs for Jennings for instance but I'm not sure he was ever that good anyway.

Every team gets injuries but unless it's an out and out game breaker like AP or Rodgers, those teams just have to get on with it. To my way of thinking, it all evens itself out when it comes to injuries. Footy is the same - we're not the only team who gets a rash of injuries.

Nelson going down gives more opportunities to the other WR's & TE's but a lot still rests with Rodgers anyway - same as the Pats with Brady etc etc. Cobb probably becomes the main man exclusively and he's very capable. Devante Adams shows a lot of promise also.

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