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Why Tommy Ain’t Number One

Author: Sven Rafferty
Sunday, October 16, 2005

Well, I haven’t seen the game, but the two interceptions Maddox threw today tells enough of a story of why Tommy isn’t first string anymore. Man, what a bummer, if he had only driven the offense up ten more yards for Reed to kick that last field goal, they could have won. Ugh.

Well, Ben only lost one game last year and if he’s back in next week, then hopefully he can do that this year again. The Pat’s lost two games last year and won the Super Bowl. So there’s hope. :)

Brian, what’s up with your team? Wow, I’m actually really surprised. I guess you’ll be an easy win for us this year. :)


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3 Responses to “Why Tommy Ain’t Number One”

  1. Bob Says:
    October 16th, 2005 at 23:43

    Startin’ to think Bengals/Broncos AFC Championship game, eh? The AFC has turned totally unpredictable. Kind of like the Vikings!

  2. brian Says:
    October 17th, 2005 at 7:43

    We are working on the Reggie Bush/Matt Leinart sweepstakes. If possible we will trade Culpepper to the Raiders for their number 1 pick and grab them both.

    Now that the Vikings have a real owner hopefully we will spend some money on coaches. Most of the Vikings coaches are just outcast that no one else would hire and came cheap. Sign Shawn Alexander and the team will be in shape.

    It was a shame about your team. Maybe Maddox shopuld not try so hard. I saw Troy took another 15 yard penalty for throwing the reciever to the ground out of bounds again. He is like Moss. Good but always doing stupid things. Why is it that Tommy has to throw the ball 28 times, while Ben throws it like 16 times?

    I ended up turning off the Vikings and watching your game.

    Did the refs screw the Saints or what? Defensive hold on a field goal attempt.

  3. Sven Says:
    October 17th, 2005 at 10:15

    Ya, Bob, the AFC is looking odd this year. Hey, at least we aren’t the Amatuer Football Conference anymore. Now is it the Non-Football Conference for the NFC? ;)

    I don’t get Troy, he didn’t pull this stuff last year. Maybe he’s frustrated, I don’t know. I’m sure Cohwer gave him an ear full.

    I guess we know why Ben’s the number one QB in the league; he gets more done with less throws. Tommy was cold, I’ll give him that, but man, two interceptions from a vetern is something I don’t expect. I’m starting to think we should have put Batch in.