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smijesno je kako ravensi gube. dodju na 10 razlike, i onda dodju na 1 yard, i flacco baci int. u sljedecem napadu prvi play opet int. koje samounistenje.

ali dobro, bolji je bio GB...

inace ruzna utakmica, preko 300 penalty yardi...

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kad gledam tvoje Ravense tesim se da ima neko gori i ko pravi vise gresaka i od mojih Patsa

da, ja se tjesimi da su sa svima bili knap, i izgubili nakon neke gluposti. pa i sa coltsima i minnesotom...

pa da. sad bi imali gotovo siguran playoff. sto ti znaci dobar kicker. a kad pogadja prakticki ignoriras cinjenicu...

stvarno je cudo koliko je nfl izjednacena i nepredvidiva liga.

jedne godine osvojis, pa druge ne udjes u playoff. a vrijedi i obrnuto...

citam da polamalu mozda ne zaigra vise ove godine. pretpostavljam da to znaci da su stilersi predali naslov jer su katastrofa bez njega...

The destiny theory got some support Monday when the league announced that the Colts can clinch the No. 1 seed and home-field advantage in the playoffs Sunday by beating Denver.

That would mean the Colts would have nothing to play for against the Jaguars except to shoot for an unbeaten season. Colts general manager Bill Polian has already said he prefers to rest players once they clinch although Colts coach Jim Caldwell hasn't weighed in on the situation.

A lot of things have gone the Jaguars' way this year, notably winning the coin toss in overtime against the Rams and Houston's Chris Brown virtually gift-wrapping two games for them, the first one with a fumble at the goal line and the second with a halfback pass that was intercepted.

The Jaguars are home against the Miami Dolphins Sunday and then come back the following Thursday night with another home game, this one against the unbeaten Indianapolis Colts.

If they win both games, they'll probably make the playoffs. If they split, they still might make it. If they lose both, the odds will be against them.

They figure to split the final two games. They'll be underdogs at New England and favorites at Cleveland.

So if they sweep the Dolphins and Colts, they'll get to 10 wins with a victory at Cleveland. That almost certainly would get them in the playoffs.

If they split the Dolphins and Colts games, they can still get to 9-7 by beating the Browns in the season finale and that probably would get them in.