ma regularna sezona je nebitna, PO se računa, a bojim se da pantere tu baš nemaju šanse

btw, jučer pričao na poslusa ženom i kaže bratić joj igra u bearsima, pitao sam kak see zove, rekla je, ali sam zaboravio 

I ja mislim da nemaju puno šansi u doigravanju ali prije 3-4 vikenda nisu imali puno šansi ni za doigravanje. Pogotovo ako se zna da prvenstva osvajaju obrane a njihova je dobra.
Tak nešto je bilo prije par godina s Giantsima a i Ravensi nisu prošle godine briljirali (mislim da su kao 6 ušli u doigravanje) pa znamo kak je to završilo.

pffffff, i ti si mi neki lega

Ovo na kraju je trebao biti penalty, još jedan poraz Patsa koji se nije trebao dogoditi. Šteta

zadnji play protiv saintsa , nekad dobro dosude nekada lose

A ja sam mislil da su oni svoje platili protiv Jetsa. Očito to nije bilo dovoljno

Oni su bacili zastavicu ali su onda nakon dogovora odlucili da Gronk nije bio u mogucnosti da uhvati loptu pa kontakt nije uticao na igru. Mislim da je moglo otici na obje strane jer je kontakt sigurno bio a sad da li bi on bio u prilici da uhvati, to je vec drugo pitanje. Evo ti dole ovo pravilo. 

Rule 8, Section 5, Article 3 Permissible Acts

Article 3 Permissible Acts by both teams while the ball is in the air. Acts that are permissible by a player include, but are not limited to:

(c) Contact that would normally be considered pass interference, but the pass is clearly uncatchable by the involved players, except as specified in 8-3-2 and 8-5-4 pertaining to blocking downfield by the offense.

Zanimljivo:

Through 11 weeks of the season, the Broncos and the Seahawks look like the NFL's two best teams and are prohibitive favorites for the Super Bowl. Near-locks, even. Right?

Ha. No. Not even close. The Broncos and Seahawks have almost zero chance of winning the Super Bowl this year. And you would know that if you knew anything about NFL history.

Each of the past eight Super Bowl champions have been awful for stretches of the second half of the regular season. Each of them have had THEY'RE DONE AND EVERYONE SHOULD BE FIRED columns penned about them.

Last year's Ravens? They lost four of five in December and fired their offensive coordinator. The 2011 New York Giants lost five of six in November and December. The 2010 Super Bowl champion Packers lost three of four in November and December. The 2009 Saints lost their last three games. The 2008 Steelers lost two of three in late October and early November. The 2007 Giants -- the team that created the 18-1 New England Patriots -- finished the regular season 4-4. The 2006 Colts lost four of six in November and December. And the 2005 Steelers lost three in a row from late November into December.

History proves that if you want to be great in January and February, you'd better not be in November and December. The formula is: start well, then stink, then ... profit!

With that in mind -- and with the 9-1 Broncos and 10-1 Seahawks essentially eliminated -- who are the best Super Bowl bets?

San Francisco 49ers

The 49ers have lost two in a row and, at 6-4, are on the verge of falling out of the final wild-card spot in the NFC. The offense continues to struggle to put up points and Colin Kaepernick doubters are flourishing (giving Kaepernick many tweets to favorite). The 49ers' stock is way down. That's why it could never be higher.

Green Bay Packers

The Packers are 5-5 after losing three in a row and Aaron Rodgers to injury. It's easy to make the argument that Mike McCarthy has just been riding Rodgers' coattails since arriving in Green Bay. All hope appears to be lost. It might be time to plan the parade route.

Kansas City Chiefs

The Chiefs lost their first game of the season and all of their critics are yelling about their easy schedule and how they've been feasting on backup quarterbacks. Plus, what has Andy Reid ever won? Next week the Chiefs face Philip Rivers and the week after that the Broncos and Peyton Manning again. Not exactly Jeff Tuel and Jason Campbell. If Kansas City can lose those two games to make it three in a row, they're as strong a Super Bowl lock as you'll ever see.

That's it. Those are the three and only three Super Bowl favorites. Sure, fans of the Cowboys, Jets and Lions might say: "What about us? We're in playoff contention and people are writing us off! We're losing! Don't we have the Super Bowl formula?" No. You don't. Sorry. If we're using recent history as a guide to pick the Super Bowl favorites, we can't ignore history as a guide to pick the Super Bowl favorites: the Cowboys, Jets and Lions aren't getting anywhere near a Super Bowl.