2010 week 5

[Colonel_Reb]

Collie is coming up big on this drive, while the "real athletes" drop ball after ball.

 

[icsept]

Back to Garcon, incomplete again.

 

[backrow]

"Manning...incomplete...Garçon got a hand on it" WTF

 

[DWFan]

Jake Delhomme is particularly terrible today. At least with Wallace in the game, the Browns barely attempt to pass to their wretched WR corps.

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<div>this post made me think of the mispronunciation by "our" President ... Obongo could rightly say about Cleveland's passing game, "The Browns receiving corpse." </div>
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<div>because, after all, it is where quarterback careers go to die.

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[Colonel_Reb]

Garcon and Wayne a combined 9 for 20 in receiving right now.
Edited by: Colonel_Reb

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

Manning is clearly frustrated by not only all the drops but also his own poor play. he has been off target today, as shown most recently by the extremely low pass to Collie that bounced before the diving wideout could even get a hand on it.

meanwhile, Garcon has been thrown at 11 times ... with just 4 catches.

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

Hillis is really laboring right now but is still running hard. he is a tough rascal, without a doubt.

 

[celticdb15]

Donald Driver has 4 dropped passes so far in the game. I thinkageis finally catching up to him..

 

[celticdb15]

Nelson with a 24 yard catch over the middle!!!

 

[backrow]

wow, Kroy Biermann blocked a pass, caught it, and run it back for the TD.

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

what an athletic play by Biermann!!!! did i spell that right? i don't care! what a play! and the bitch slap of the Cleveland afflete at the end made it even more fun to see!

 

[Colonel_Reb]

Biermann's INT return was awesome!

Garcon and Wayne are now at 11 catches on 24 targets.

 

[backrow]

geez, Manning is really off target today, Collie with a beautiful, hard, catch.

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

another impressive catch by Collie ... and he picks up a first down. the crowd roared with approval. perhaps they, too, are sick of Garcon?

speaking of, Garcon finally makes another catch ... and promptly steps out of bounds with no one near him. pathetic.

 

[backrow]

Delhomme needs to retire. play Colt McCoy. what a shocking game for Browns, to not be able fully use Hillis and rely on the passing game is bad enough but surprisingly Delhomme was even worse than Wallace.

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

a BIG run-after-catch by Cooley. he follows it up with another catch.

Cooley is doing his best to make McNabb look good.

 

[Wolfman82]

Jake Delhome was messed over by the Saints all that time he had to back up the caste QB A-Ron Brooks. Brooks is the only QB Ive ever seen throw a pass the wrong direction. I think it was aginst the Bucs in 05. He got spun around behind the line and got so confused and scared that he just threw it away......... The wrong direction!!!!Iwish I couldrememberthe excat game that was. They got the ball back. I think Deuce Mcallister went and covered the ball. But it was like a 33 yard loss. How old was Jake when he got to be a starter?

 

[backrow]

Kampman had 1.5 of a sack

Cooley just had a 30 yard catch and run, breaking tackles. and another good catch in traffic!

Posluszny 13 tackles

Collie playing on less than 100% still had a better game (albeit not statistically than Garçon) with 5 catches for 48 yards.

 

[backrow]

Brian Urlacher with an interception

Dan Connor 11 tackles, Nick Hayden 4 tackles and a sack

white safeties for Tampa, Piscitelli and Grimm have 7 tackles each

Brian Leonard with 1 carry and 1 catch

Kevin Walter had 2 for 24 and Daniels had 3 for 45; Cushing had 9 total tackles

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[whiteathlete33]

Amendola has 95 receiving yards so far.

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

Poppinga with a sack.

 

[Leonardfan]

Grimm and Pisticelli both with INTs.

 

[backrow]

Raiders blocked two consecutive Chargers punts for a safety and a TD

 

[backrow]

Jason Babin with a sack.

 

[northwinds]

For those who missed it Peyton Hillis' sick catch and TD is one of the twelve or so videos at NFL.com