2011/2012 NFL Season

[Jim05]

Romo the clown falls over in the end zone for a safety.
Giants up 2-0

[Pup]

Romo the clown falls over in the end zone for a safety.
Giants up 2-0

The funny thing is i was looking at the odds for first score type and safety was 69 dollars and i thought hmm i wonder.

If only.

Looking good early the Giants.

[Jim05]

Cowboys up 34-29
3 minutes remaining

[Jim05]

Giants score a touchdown with 46 seconds remaining
Score the 2 point conversion to go up by 3
Giants 37-34
Manning has been awesome

[Jim05]

Cowboys have 47 yard field goal attempt with 6 seconds remaining

[Jim05]

Its good, but the Giants call a time out before the snap so it will be retaken

[Jim05]

Kick is blocked!!!!!!
Giants win 37-34
Eat shit Cowboys

[Il Duce]

Big Blue baby!!!!!! cop that cowgirls.

[Pup]

Giants score a touchdown with 46 seconds remaining
Score the 2 point conversion to go up by 3
Giants 37-34
Manning has been awesome

Manning was incredible in the last 3 minutes. Brilliant performance with the season on the line.

[pels]

Gotta feel for the Dallas kicker, last week his own coach iced him, this week the opposition did.
2 big chokes in the last 2 games weeks from the cowgirls - I like that name

[Jim05]

Gotta feel for the Dallas kicker, last week his own coach iced him, this week the opposition did.
2 big chokes in the last 2 games weeks from the cowgirls - I like that name

Good to see other people hate Dallas as much as me

[whufc]

Having watched a whole heap of the brilliant ESPN doco series 30 for 30 some these NFL franchises having amazingly interesting histories.

- Baltimore Colts/Indianoplis Colts
- Cleveland Browns/Baltimore Browns/Cleveland Browns
- Oakland Raiders/Los Angeles Raiders/Oakland Raiders (1 other in between as well cant remember)

[woodublieve12]

Having watched a whole heap of the brilliant ESPN doco series 30 for 30 some these NFL franchises having amazingly interesting histories.

- Baltimore Colts/Indianoplis Colts
- Cleveland Browns/Baltimore Browns/Cleveland Browns
- Oakland Raiders/Los Angeles Raiders/Oakland Raiders (1 other in between as well cant remember)

brilliant series...

[mickey]

Miami sack their coach.

[Hondo]

Having watched a whole heap of the brilliant ESPN doco series 30 for 30 some these NFL franchises having amazingly interesting histories.

- Baltimore Colts/Indianoplis Colts
- Cleveland Browns/Baltimore Browns/Cleveland Browns
- Oakland Raiders/Los Angeles Raiders/Oakland Raiders (1 other in between as well cant remember)

Just being pedantic not for the sake of it but to continue the discussion there was never a Baltimore Browns. The Cleveland Browns left for Baltimore but had to leave the famous logo, name and colors in Cleveland. The Browns became the Ravens and continue to this day including the franchise's fist Superbowl win SB 35. The current Browns were a brand new franchise at the time they started again 10 years or so ago..

The Raiders only ever went to Los Angeles and then returned to Oakland.

Other teams that have moved cities are the Titans (used to be the Houston Oilers), the Rams (used to be in LA and somewhere else before that) and the Cardinals (used to be in St Louis and Chicago right back in the old days).

The NFL history is fascinating if you are into that sort of stuff.

[Il Duce]

Having watched a whole heap of the brilliant ESPN doco series 30 for 30 some these NFL franchises having amazingly interesting histories.

- Baltimore Colts/Indianoplis Colts
- Cleveland Browns/Baltimore Browns/Cleveland Browns
- Oakland Raiders/Los Angeles Raiders/Oakland Raiders (1 other in between as well cant remember)

Just being pedantic not for the sake of it but to continue the discussion there was never a Baltimore Browns. The Cleveland Browns left for Baltimore but had to leave the famous logo, name and colors in Cleveland. The Browns became the Ravens and continue to this day including the franchise's fist Superbowl win SB 35. The current Browns were a brand new franchise at the time they started again 10 years or so ago..

The Raiders only ever went to Los Angeles and then returned to Oakland.

Other teams that have moved cities are the Titans (used to be the Houston Oilers), the Rams (used to be in LA and somewhere else before that) and the Cardinals (used to be in St Louis and Chicago right back in the old days).

The NFL history is fascinating if you are into that sort of stuff.

I am, love sports history like that. Still shocks me that la dont have a nfl team, media wise second biggest media market (behind new york) and they dont have a single team, never understood why and why when they have those teams haven't lasted there.

[whufc]

Having watched a whole heap of the brilliant ESPN doco series 30 for 30 some these NFL franchises having amazingly interesting histories.

- Baltimore Colts/Indianoplis Colts
- Cleveland Browns/Baltimore Browns/Cleveland Browns
- Oakland Raiders/Los Angeles Raiders/Oakland Raiders (1 other in between as well cant remember)

Just being pedantic not for the sake of it but to continue the discussion there was never a Baltimore Browns. The Cleveland Browns left for Baltimore but had to leave the famous logo, name and colors in Cleveland. The Browns became the Ravens and continue to this day including the franchise's fist Superbowl win SB 35. The current Browns were a brand new franchise at the time they started again 10 years or so ago..

The Raiders only ever went to Los Angeles and then returned to Oakland.

Other teams that have moved cities are the Titans (used to be the Houston Oilers), the Rams (used to be in LA and somewhere else before that) and the Cardinals (used to be in St Louis and Chicago right back in the old days).

The NFL history is fascinating if you are into that sort of stuff.

Yeah the Rams use to be in Los Angeles somewhere and then Oakland moved there once the Rams moved to St Louis.

Would be interesting to know if old Cleveland Brown fans support the Baltimore Ravens or the Cleveland Browns.

[Westsider]

Would be interesting to know if old Cleveland Brown fans support the Baltimore Ravens or the Cleveland Browns.

Well Baltimore was unique... it wasn't a move as such.

It was treated as a new franchise, no history but all existing staff and player contracts moved from Cleveland to Baltimore.

Then after 3 years off the Cleveland Browns were back, continuing on with their history, name etc...

So I think most old browns fan would have stuck with them.

[woodublieve12]

Would be interesting to know if old Cleveland Brown fans support the Baltimore Ravens or the Cleveland Browns.

Well Baltimore was unique... it wasn't a move as such.

It was treated as a new franchise, no history but all existing staff and player contracts moved from Cleveland to Baltimore.

Then after 3 years off the Cleveland Browns were back, continuing on with their history, name etc...

So I think most old browns fan would have stuck with them.

Wasn't it baltimore colts, which moved to indinapolismand then the ravens moved in several years later??? I didn't think the browns moved to Baltimore...

[Westsider]

Wasn't it baltimore colts, which moved to indinapolismand then the ravens moved in several years later??? I didn't think the browns moved to Baltimore...

Yes the Baltimore Colts moved to Indianapolis.

Cue from Wikipedia.

In 1995, after nearly 50 years in Cleveland, then owner Art Modell announced his intention to move the team to Baltimore, Maryland, initiating a relocation controversy that led to legal action. The legal action resulted in a unique compromise: Modell would keep the Browns' existing player and staff contracts, but his team officially would be a new franchise; this team is now known as the Baltimore Ravens. The Browns name, history, and archives would remain in Cleveland, and a new Browns team began play in 1999 after a three-year period of being "on hiatus."

So the Ravens were essentially a new team. All records and history stayed in Cleveland for the current Browns team to continue.

When the Baltimore Colts moved to Indianapolis they took all records and history with them.