SwampD

Doesn't anyone else care that this is the same "network" that sent a reporter into the locker room in a wedding dress to propose to Tom Brady and then jump in his arms? This was a publicity stunt and yes, she asked for it because that is what her producers wanted. I work in TV so I know that this is exactly the kind of thing they were hoping would happen. I'll leave the name calling alone because it doesn't add anything to the conversation that I thought we were having.

What a surprise. A reporter took one comment out of many and blew it out of proportion, and proving my point as well. I used the burka because it was the absolute other extreme. How reporters carry themselves does make a difference, and to think that she doesn't know that the way she carries herself will elicit these responses is a little naive.

It's never okay, but this mock indignation and shock about it is pathetic. That reporter puts her sexuality right out there for everyone to see, for the sole purpose of getting attention (if all she wanted was answers to questions about sports, then why not just wear a burka)? She then cannot get upset when she actually receives that attention (in a locker room of all places).

Oh, brother. I don't even need to answer that, but I'll just say that there is a huge difference, and I mean HUGE, between rape and some cat calls in a locker room (of which the reporter herself did not even hear).

I like this theory. Although,.. when there is only one play left in the game,.. and you need a touchdown to win,.. how in the world do you justify a checkdown pass.

Doesn't anyone else find it funny that the Jets are owned by a man named Woody Johnson?

...and you are?.. If she wore those cloths to where I work, she would be told to dress more appropriately. In two decades, she will not be remembered for her "sports journalism". She will be remembered for the few remaining pics of her with her chest hanging out left on the internet. I'm sure there is a sex tape to follow to really propel her "career".

Two days ago nobody knew the name Ines Sainz. This skank is getting exactly what she wanted. Good for her.

They're not succeeding either.

Were those actually screen plays, or just passes to the RB behind the LOS?

I couldn't agree more. I went to the last MNF game against Miami in the 80s, with my dad, before they decided that they were just getting too out of control. He didn't shelter me from it. We laughed at it together. Unless you haven't noticed (and you have), people are really stupid. You can either let it ruin your life and make you change what you do, or you can laugh at it and learn from it and let it have absolutely no bearing on your life at all. I choose the latter.

Give me a break. I love the idiots. I love the drunks. I love the passion. I love all of it. I have a kid and I'm always respectful and I still love it all. And all stadiums are the same. If you want to raise your kids in a nice safe antiseptic bubble then keep them home. Or better yet, take them to see a high school football game and save a boatload of money and actually give them an experience they will probably appreciate a whole lot more.

This entire argument is moot. If the Bills go for it, Trent checks down to the running back, throwing a pass 2 yards behind the line of scrimmage (which in this case is two yards deep in the end zone), who then gets tackled for a safety anyway. The only difference is that six seconds would have been run off instead of only one. Trent sucks. I still can't get over is eight yard pass with eight seconds left.

me too.

Trent is no friend to our running game. And I stand by my statement - Trent's shortcomings are the biggest issue this team has.

Dog, I appriciate your loyalty, but TE is really bad and his shortcomings are the biggest issue this team has. The only word I can come up with for his decision making is,.. "confusing".

They know Edwards is not going to throw it to them anyway so what's the point, unless, of course they run all the way back to the line of scrimmage.

This. Up 'til yesterday, I still thought he could be salvaged. I don't think that anymore.

If you mean that make-believe pressure in Trent's head that causes him to stop looking downfield and run to the outside instead of just stepping up and let the pocket fold around him and then make a play (and by play I mean a pass longer than 2 yards past the line of scrimmage), then yes. That pressure was there.

When it's 8 against 5 every play of course the line is going to lose that battle. Those extra three defenders come from a complete lack of having to respect Trent's passing. Does any QB in the entire NFL throw more passes behind the line of scrimmage than him? I'll say it again, 8 seconds left, Trent throw an 8 yard pass,... nope, still doesn't make sense to me.

I lost my feed yesterday for about fifteen minutes so I may have missed one but I would have liked to have seen a screen. I don't remember seeing any yesterday.

Did any reporter ask him if he actually knew what a Hail Mary pass was?

I completely agree.

I can't say this enough - 8 seconds left, Trent throw an 8 yard pass. No matter how many times I say it, it doesn't make any more sense. Has he never heard of a hail mary? He better learn soon because it's the only thing that is going to save his career.

What was his excuse when he did have time (and he did have time on a few plays)? No amount of extra time is going to make him a good QB. He needs to give the WRs a chance to make a play and he is afraid to do that.