Is American Football's Pre-Season as Exciting as the Regular Season?

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The forum discussion centers on the excitement surrounding the pre-season of American football compared to the regular season. Participants express mixed opinions, with some favoring soccer over American football. Key players mentioned include Brett Favre, who has transitioned from the Green Bay Packers to the New York Jets, and discussions about teams like the Miami Dolphins and San Diego Chargers highlight the evolving nature of football teams. The conversation also touches on the unpredictability of game outcomes, exemplified by the New York Giants' surprising victory over a previously undefeated team.

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  • Understanding of American football rules and structure
  • Familiarity with key NFL teams and players, particularly Brett Favre
  • Knowledge of soccer as a comparative sport
  • Awareness of sports culture and fan dynamics in the U.S.
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  • #31


LowlyPion said:
Lionel is good to be sure, but I think Cristiano Ronaldo has had some of the more stylish goals this past year in the EPL, though I think Fernando Torres looks to be coming into his own and should have a good year again for Liverpool.

Cristiano Ronaldo's problem I think is he thinks a bit too much of himself. But he does make good passes too at times.

I miss watching Zidane. He had such flair and vision. No wonder the French loved him.
 
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ubermensch said:
I miss watching Zidane. He had such flair and vision. No wonder the French loved him.

Unfortunately I think he will be always remembered for this:


His last moment as a player on a pitch. A tragic endnote to a good career.
 
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  • #33


the colts and bills game will be a fun one to watch, especially with all that snow
 
  • #34


Math Is Hard said:
It seems Brett is now a Jet. Wonder how long it will be before he retires again.

This was first wondered in 1992, when Brett was traded from the Falcons to the Packers. Favre was diagnosed with avascular necrosis of the hip and doctors recommended failing his physical and nullifying the trade. Packers GM Ron Wolf over ruled them and did the trade anyway.

Favre's first pass as a Falcon (1991): Interception returned for a TD
Favre's first pass as a Packer (1992): (-7) yard loss to Favre (his pass was deflected back to him by a defensive lineman; this was also his first NFL completion)
Favre's first pass as a Jet (2008): 5 yard gain to Laveranues Coles
Favre's first pass as a Viking (2009): (-1) yard loss to Chester Taylor
 
  • #35


Just noticing that one of the threads in Philosophy is "Does a year exist?"

Obviously not. Or at least it's irrelevant if it does exist.
 

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