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    Re: PETER KING: PATS are #1 in the National Football League!

    posted at 11/19/2012 1:36 PM EST

    In response to LessPhatRex's comment:

    In response to Neal Page's comment:



    Sure, Mangione. Sure.  What about Bejsus?  Sure. You only have 1 name.   There are so many, we can't even remember them all. Priceless. Like I said, you're an awful liar.

    The only reason no one else takes you on here is because I do such a good job of exposing you as a liar, fraud and a hypocrite who is a very jealous Jets fan.

     

    I never said he budgeted for dead money, I said he concedes that some contracts may not work out, like they do for all teams.

    So, yes, a part of the budget is likely set aside for expecting some players not to work out. It's called planning ahead. Something your pathetic organization has no idea how to do.

     



    How about this. I will post your quote where you said that BB "budgets" for dead money. And then you have to leave and never return.

     

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    Rusty? Rusty? Where did you go? Did you get banned? Why won't you take my deal?



     

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    Re: PETER KING: PATS are #1 in the National Football League!

    posted at 11/19/2012 3:08 PM EST

    when peter king speaks, usually the opposite is true, so i dont really like that he said this.

     

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    Re: PETER KING: PATS are #1 in the National Football League!

    posted at 11/19/2012 8:08 PM EST

    My flash power ratings (before Monday night's game) have the Patriots at a 14.1 rating, 14 victories out of 16 if the season started anew tomorrow.  Houston is second in the NFL with a 12.7 rating. 

    When you take a 6-3 team and use them as a scrubee for some of your dirtiest cleaning chores, you get noticed.  When you barely escape Jacksonville at home, you get noticed in a different way. 

    One important caution:  my numbers are blind to Gronk being injured at the end of yesterday's game. 

    At this point my numbers make New England a 5.8 point favorite against Houston, in large part because of home field advantage. 

     

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