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Our week
one wup ass award goes to the Indianapolis Colts for
Kicking the tar out of the New Orleans Saints
41-10. Not only did they beat arguably the best
team in the NFC, they laid them out. Reggie Bush
was held to 45 total yards and the Colts D
dominated. Congrats to the Colts! |
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Sure they
only won by 6 points, but 51 points is an ass
whipping! Derek Anderson threw for 5 TDs, thats
right the same Derek Anderson with 6
lifetime TDs. Drafted by the Ravens in 05 he is
now the Browns starter. The Bengals should be
shamed! |
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Well we all
know Donovan McNabb has to do a little extra, so
he went out and completed 81% of his passed for
381 yards and 4 TDs to help light up the 2-0
Lions 56-21. The Eagles put up 536 yards and 56
points which is a good ole fashion ass whipping
in any ones book! |
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It pains me
to do this but the clear winner of the Wup ass
award this week is the Dallas Cowgirls. After a
35-7 score and 502-187 total yards difference
they were the clear cut winner. The cowgirls
seem to be the class of the NFC, but remember it
is only early October. |
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As we
last left the Chargers and Norv for dead at 1-3,
we now see that they are alive after their 41-3
pasting of the Broncos including 484 yards of
total offense. The smile on Tomlinson's face
tells you the whole story. With Oakland and
Houston upcoming the Chargers may be right back
in this. |
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This was a
no brainer once the Patriots hung half a hundred
on the Cowgirls they had my vote. Who doesn't
enjoy watching a Cowgirl get beaten. Romo the
Homo got a little banged up as well. Time to
bring the Cowgirls back to the pack. |
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I can't
believe I am handing them this award again, but
with a 42-0 lead at halftime on the road that is
one giant @$$ whupping! In addition Belichick in
his usual dick fashion put Brady back in to
score some more, and also acted like an @$$ in
the press conference. So the team that likes to
be the bully gets the wup-ass award! |
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Up 38-0 and
rubbing it in with Tom Brady and bunch still out
there. A total wup-ass in addition to just
sticking it to Joe Gibbs, the Washington
Redskins, and the NFL as well. Belichick is the
bully on the block and someone will need to step
up and punch him in the face, can Indy? |
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I have to go with the Lions this week. The Lions
scored the first 44 points against the Denver
Broncos who are not supposed to lose to the
Lions. In addition the Lions caused 4 turnovers
and compiled 5 sacks. The offense put up almost
400 yards of O and the D scored twice! |
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With 4
straight wins the Packers have taken total
control of the NFC North. Sunday they won 34-0,
put up almost 500 yards of offense and knocked
Peterson out of the game. You can't do much more
than that. Playing almost a perfect game the
Packers are our week 10 Wup Ass Award winner. |
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What can
you say, 56 points is 56 points, and on the road
to boot. The Patriots are red hot. I believe
this is the worst year in the NFL since the
salary cap era. Teams are just awful. The
Patriots are very very good but there are maybe
3-4 good teams in the entire league this year.
The Pats are 4 time wup-ass award winners! |
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Minnesota
complete the pick 6 on Eli 3 times and also
sacked him 4 times in route to a 41-17 drubbing
of the Giants in the Meadowlands. The Vikings
now may get Peterson back and have the Lions
coming to their house. This win could spring
board the Vikings into a Wild Card position.
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Minnesota
makes it two in a row with 42-10 trouncing of
the Detroit Lions. That is 83 points in two
weeks for a team with
Tarvaris Jackson at the helm and Bobby Wade as
their top wide out. How are they doing this?
Better yet has anyone heard of 8 in the box,
come on folks. |
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There were quite a few blowouts this week but I
have to go with the Colts. After just 18
minutes of play they were up 30-0 on the road at
Baltimore. Without Harrison and in a hostile
environment the Colts wupped some @$$!!!
With the Steelers loss this win should clinch
the 2nd seed for the Colts. |
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