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Can't wait to see the Friday edition of "How the Refs Screwed the Saints" tomorrow morning!

It's only fair....Saints gave the Falcons their lone loss to date, the Falcons end Brees' streak after he and the team rubbed it in the Falcons' faces last year on setting the record.

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No touchdowns. Five interceptions. Brees has set the bar pretty high for Mark Sanchez this weekend.

Sanchez is probably thanking god that the game is in New York, and not Phoenix.(Although Jets fans probably wouldn't mind seeing Mark get deported).

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No touchdowns. Five interceptions. Brees has set the bar pretty high for Mark Sanchez this weekend.

Sanchez is probably thanking god that the game is in New York, and not Phoenix.(Although Jets fans probably wouldn't mind seeing Mark get deported).

Why is this game not in Arizona? Last time the schedule matched these two divisions up, the Cardinals visited the Meadowlands.

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You can actually thank the Jets for that.

They had, like, four games on the west coast that year, and the NFL revised their scheduling so that east coast teams don't make more than, I think, two west coast trips a season.

Why there is no such rule for west coast teams traveling east is another question. But this is also why you see situations such as the Steelers last having played in Seattle in 2003, and not again until 2015.

EDIT - Yep. Played in San Diego, Oakland, San Francisco, and Seattle that season. They also lost all four of those games, the last two occurring as part of their late season collapse that knocked them out of the playoff picture.

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No touchdowns. Five interceptions. Brees has set the bar pretty high for Mark Sanchez this weekend.

Sanchez is probably thanking god that the game is in New York, and not Phoenix.(Although Jets fans probably wouldn't mind seeing Mark get deported).

Why is this game not in Arizona? Last time the schedule matched these two divisions up, the Cardinals visited the Meadowlands.

I noticed this as well. The Cards also played the Patriots on the road, again, as they did last time the NFC West met the AFC East.

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No touchdowns. Five interceptions. Brees has

set the bar pretty high for Mark Sanchez this weekend.

Sanchez is probably thanking god that the game is in New York, and not Phoenix.(Although Jets fans probably wouldn't mind seeing Mark get

deported).

Why is this game not in Arizona? Last time the schedule matched these two divisions up, the Cardinals visited the Meadowlands.

I believe that the Patriots and Jets complained about going to the Pacific time zone 4 times a year(Seattle, Oakland, SF, and San Diego). So they tweaked the teams travel partners.

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BEAR DOWN ARIZONA!

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You can actually thank the Jets for that.

They had, like, four games on the west coast that year, and the NFL revised their scheduling so that east coast teams don't make more than, I think, two west coast trips a season.

Why there is no such rule for west coast teams traveling east is another question. But this is also why you see situations such as the Steelers last having played in Seattle in 2003, and not again until 2015.

EDIT - Yep. Played in San Diego, Oakland, San Francisco, and Seattle that season. They also lost all four of those games, the last two occurring as part of their late season collapse that knocked them out of the playoff picture.

On top of that, it is going to be 9 years since the 49ers visited Tampa, or hosted Carolina.(2004-2013)

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No touchdowns. Five interceptions. Brees has

set the bar pretty high for Mark Sanchez this weekend.

Sanchez is probably thanking god that the game is in New York, and not Phoenix.(Although Jets fans probably wouldn't mind seeing Mark get

deported).

Why is this game not in Arizona? Last time the schedule matched these two divisions up, the Cardinals visited the Meadowlands.

I believe that the Patriots and Jets complained about going to the Pacific time zone 4 times a year(Seattle, Oakland, SF, and San Diego). So they tweaked the teams travel partners.

Oh, I'm sure the Jets complained following that season -- eventhough it was Favre's reason the team tanked that December, not the travel.

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You can actually thank the Jets for that.

They had, like, four games on the west coast that year, and the NFL revised their scheduling so that east coast teams don't make more than, I think, two west coast trips a season.

Why there is no such rule for west coast teams traveling east is another question. But this is also why you see situations such as the Steelers last having played in Seattle in 2003, and not again until 2015.

EDIT - Yep. Played in San Diego, Oakland, San Francisco, and Seattle that season. They also lost all four of those games, the last two occurring as part of their late season collapse that knocked them out of the playoff picture.

On top of that, it is going to be 9 years since the 49ers visited Tampa, or hosted Carolina.(2004-2013)

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers first game in Buffalo wasn't until 2009.

http://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/game_query.cgi?tm1=buf&tm2=tam&yr=all

that's my favorite weird scheduling quirk.

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I believe that the Patriots and Jets complained about going to the Pacific time zone 4 times a year(Seattle, Oakland, SF, and San Diego). So they tweaked the teams travel partners.

Kraft should have been told to :censored: himself. If baseball, basketball and hockey teams can routinely play late night games and jet across the country to play 18 hours later, NFL teams can deal with taking a four hour flight and playing 24 :censored:ing hours later.

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It's only fair....Saints gave the Falcons their lone loss to date, the Falcons end Brees' streak after he and the team rubbed it in the Falcons' faces last year on setting the record.

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OK, I'm not one who's taken in by shock value much, and even I gasped a bit at this one.

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San Franciscoโ€™s Colin Kaepernick is going to be a big-time NFL quarterback. That must make the guys in San Quentin happy.

Yeah, just keep reading.

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It's OK, the Rams looked at game film and I'm sure that Permanent Acting Defensive Coordinator Jeff-Dave McWilliams Jr. will actually have the team prepared for a running QB this week.

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OK, I'm not one who's taken in by shock value much, and even I gasped a bit at this one.

http://aol.sportingn...-contract-draft

San Franciscoโ€™s Colin Kaepernick is going to be a big-time NFL quarterback. That must make the guys in San Quentin happy.

Yeah, just keep reading.

Isn't that kind of commentary usually reserved for thinly-veiled racist diatribes about black players?

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Lights Out owes me a formal apology for giving me a hard time with my Kaepernick pick in that mock draft last year. :grin:

Wow, I forgot all about that. That being said, a team that has to choose between Alex Smith and Kaepernick might as well not have any quarterbacks.

Yet they're one of the NFC's top teams. So they must be doing something right.

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OK, I'm not one who's taken in by shock value much, and even I gasped a bit at this one.

http://aol.sportingn...-contract-draft

San Franciscoโ€™s Colin Kaepernick is going to be a big-time NFL quarterback. That must make the guys in San Quentin happy.

Yeah, just keep reading.

Isn't that kind of commentary usually reserved for thinly-veiled racist diatribes about black players?

Obviously, morons are equally capable of thinly-veiled racist diatribes about bi-racial players as well.

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