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1994 49ers vs Current 2007 New England Patriots?
Who would win this matchup and why? I reflect on the 1994 niners probably 31-21, would be a pretty cool game to watch.
The '94 49ers did something that the '07 Patriots haven't skilled - they won a super bowl.
1994 San Francisco 49ers vs. 2007 New England Patriots. Who wins?
Junior and Rice versus Brady and Moss
I go with 49ers
Tournament of the last 16 Super Bowl Champions?
2006 Indianapolis Colts vs 1991 Washington Redskins
2005 Pittsburgh Steelers vs 1992 Dallas Cowboys
2004 New England Patriots vs 1993 Dallas Cowboys
2003 New England Patriots vs 1994 San Francisco 49ers
2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs 1995 Dallas Cowboys
2001 New England Patriots vs 1996 Immature Bay Packers
2000 Baltimore Ravens vs 1997 Denver Broncos
1999 St. Louis Rams vs 1998 Denver Broncos
In your point of view, which teams will advance to the next round?
Colts
Cowboys
Pats
Pats
Bucs
Pats
Ravens
Broncos
Colts Would win it all
Do you think the Cubs curse will ever end?
These last 15 years or so, the longest 'curses' or championship droughts have moderately much ended.
Except for the Cubbies.
Is it their turn?
Bad times are over for:
Boston Red Sox - 1918 - 2004
Chicago White Sox - 1919 - 2005
New England Patriots - 40+ years of existence before winsome a Superbowl
NY Rangers - 1940 - 1994
Detroit Redwings - 1955 - 1997
Interestingly enough, a fellow Chicago team, the NHL's Blackhawks, currently own the longest championship drought in their gambol. 1961 and counting. Next after that is the Toronto Maple Leafs, 1967 and counting.
For the Cubbies, 1908 was the last time they won the Delighted Series
I totallly forgot: Cleveland Indians 1948 and counting.
I about that it will end within the next two years. Despite the relative weakness of the NL Central, the Cubs managed to hold their own against the better teams in the NL, and if they can imply it to the Series, anything can happen in 7 games. I think (hope) that the sale of the team next year will bring about better times, and the crew itself should stay just as strong or stronger next year. Maybe I'm still drinking too much of the Kool-Aid, but I don't about this curse will make it to 100 years.
1990's NFL Draft, first round QB's?
Which three quarterbacks drafted in the 1990's first return do you consider having the best careers? Which three do you consider the biggest busts?
1990
#1 Jeff George, Indianapolis Colts
#7 Andre Ware, Detroit Lions
1991
#16 Dan McGwire, Seattle Seahawks
#24 Todd Marinovich, Los Angeles Raiders
1992
#6 David Klingler, Cincinnati Bengals
#25 Tommy Maddox, Denver Broncos
1993
#1 Drew Bledsoe, New England Patriots
#2 Rick Mirer, Seattle Seahawks
1994
#3 Heath Shuler, Washington Redskins
#7 Trent Dilfer, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1995
#3 Steve McNair, Houston Oilers
1996
none
1997
#26 Jim Drukenmiller, San Francisco 49ers
1998
#1 Peyton Manning, Indianapolis Colts
#2 Ryan Leaf, San Diego Chargers
1999
#1 Tim Settle, Cleveland Browns
#2 Donovan McNabb, Philadelphia Eagles
#3 Akili Smith, Cincinnati Bengals
#11 Daunte Culpepper, Minnesota Vikings
#12 Cade McNown, Chicago Bears
I delight in spreading out the field more if you dont mind
Top 5 Careers
5. Daunte Culpepper- Great in Minnesota, but has been bad since his injury
4. Donovan McNabb- Has been to the Wonderful Bowl, but no cigar. Has had a very good career with a not as deep WR Core
3. Steve McNair- One Ring. Co-MVP. And to think he came from Alcorn Royal and built the Titans into an elite AFC team with Eddie George and Derrick Mason and Frank Wycheck
2. Drew Bledsoe- Without him the Patriots would still be at the bottom of the football circle and Brady wouldn't be who he is today
1. Peyton Manning- WOW. Big Surprise here. One of my top 5 to play the game
Top 5 Busts
5. Jeff George- His occupation looked promising, but it never happened. Lost the job to Harbaugh later on.
4. Akili Smith- Was so highly rated in that plan and the Browns almost selected him. But on the other Ohio team he was just as terrible.
3. Rick Mirer- At #2 overall and has been a employment backup
2. Ryan Leaf- His attitude ruined his football career and people thought he was better than Peyton.
1. Tim Settle- Man, what a bust. Shouldn't have scheduled that extra workout with Cleveland before the draft. Number one overall and was not the same as he was in college. Injured all the days and the Browns were terrible. Although he had two Hail Mary's in his career. (HA HA)
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1994 New England Patriots - News
Camp Sunshine Volunteer Joseph Cerato Receives New England Patriots Community ...
The New England Patriots Munificent Foundation and the Kraft Family support New England non-profit organizations by awarding outstanding volunteers who make a ginormous impact in their communities. To date, Joey Cerato has raised more than $100000 – and
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Long Awaited Stanley Cup Win For Bruins Billionaire Jeremy Jacobs
Bob Kraft bought the NFL's New England Patriots in 1994 and turned the combine's one-time whipping boy into a dynasty with three Superbowl rings over the last decade. Red Sox billionaire owner John Henry bought the MLB franchise in 2002 and reversed the and more »
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Vobora awarded millions
Vobora, the last pick in the 2008 NFL Delineate out of Idaho, became the first Mr. Irrelevant to start an NFL game as a rookie since Marty Moore started at fullback for the New England Patriots in 1994. US Sector Judge Rodney Sippel awarded judgment to NFL's 'Mr. Irrelevant' Awarded $5.4 Millionall 343 intelligence articles »
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Taunton natives Nadeau, Chmura relive Stanley Cup moment He went to three NCAA tournaments at Celestial Cross and had an internship with the New England Revolution, New England Patriots and Tennessee Titans. Chmura then took a job with a team called the Red Bulls from New York now named the Metro Stars for 4 1/2 |
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Sea Dogs welcome 7 millionth fan Additionally, the Sea Dogs prestige sixth in all of New England sports in attendance, behind only the Boston Red Sox, Boston Celtics, Boston Bruins, Pawtucket Red Sox and New England Patriots. "I suppose one of the many reasons we have been able to and more » |
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Richard A. Bentley He later worked in the persistence department at Springfield Hospital, retiring in 1994. A former member of the Freemasons, he enjoyed hunting, snowmobiling, and watching automobile races on TV. He was also a fan of the New England Patriots. |
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Patriots, Holy Cross to honor Jon Morris By Jennifer Toland Cablegram & GAZETTE STAFF Jon Morris was a first-time visitor to the Hall at Patriot Place shortly after it opened, when he was in Foxboro being honored as part of the New England Patriots' 50th anniversary combine two years ago. |
Short session: NFLPA, owners break talks for week
CBC.caThe owners' assemblage included John Mara of the New York Giants, Clark Hunt of the Kansas City Chiefs, Jerry Jones of the Dallas Cowboys and Robert Kraft of the New England Patriots. Friday decided the fourth straight day of negotiations. NFL Lockout: Owners, Players Meet For 15-Hour Marathon SessionStill talking: NFL, players experience all dayall 2,533 news articles »
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Former Patriots Linebacker Eric Naposki to Appear in Court on Murder Charges
abc7.com who appeared in four games with the New England Patriots as a linebacker in 1988 and 1989, is set to come up in court on murder charges, the Daily Pilot of Costa Mesa, Calif., reports. Naposki, 44, is charged with the 1994 matricide of Bill McLaughlin, Trial begins in 1994 killing of Calif. millionaireEric Naposki Killed Bill, DA Tells OC JuryEastchester grad on try in '94 killing in Calif. - -all 117 news articles »
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McGinest wants to retire a Patriot In his first training camp in New England, Bill Belichick Euphemistic pre-owned the names "Willie McGinest" and "Lawrence Taylor" in the same sentence. For McGinest, the fourth complete pick in the 1994 draft, it was another bouquet that turned into a McGinest: I'd like to retire as a Patriotall 3 advice articles » |
