Vinny,
I guess that Brett Farve actually went up in the plane with Mike
Holmgrin after the game.  They're still pretty close.  It's too bad
that Greenbay couldn't work things out to keep Mike as head
coach.  There was a real chemistry there.  Now they've fired Mike
Shermon too and who knows what will happen next.  I don't want to go
back in to  the dark ages like the 1980s were.  That was so
aweful!  Sadly, however, I don't think that Brett has much left in
him.  A lot of fans are getting tired of his wandering arm, but I
keep thinking that it has to be hard to do your best as a quarterback
when your whole first string, and in the case of your running back,
all the way down to your fourth string, are on injured
reserve.  Maybe they should go into wheelchair football.  They'd
clean up there!
Kathy


At 03:20 PM 1/9/2006, you wrote:
>Hi Phil,
>For your sake, I'll root for  Denver, bu my giants stunk.
>Also rooting for Seattle.  Kathy, I did  root for Greenbay, but at least
>they beat Seattle.
>Vinny
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 12:38 PM
>Subject: Re: the play offs
>
>
> > Kathy,
> >
> > If Denver can beat New England at this stage of the game, I'll be
> > surprised.
> > I'm very nervous about this game even if it is played here in Denver.
> > Stranger things have happened, though.  I'm surprised about half those in
> > the play off games in the first place.  Denver's playing is not as smooth
> > as
> > the Pats and that's what bothers me.  Denver looks good in final game
> > scores
> > but their play is herky jerky at best.  But, that's how it was the first
> > year they won the super bowl with John El Way.  It was the second super
> > bowl
> > win that was a no brainer because the team played flawlessly the whole
> > season.  It sort of took the fun out of the season, haw.
> >
> > Phil.
> >