Actually, if it weren't for the officials, the Lions should be 1-1. But you're right, they seem entertaining -- and appear to be headed in the right direction.
Ron Jaworski just said Sanchez is "so ingrained in checkdown, checkdown, checkdown that he doesn't let the play develop." Does that mean there are two captain checkdowns in the AFC East?
Sorry -- but if I spend the bucks to take my family to a game, I don't want to have to deal with losers like you. Buying a ticket to an event doesn't give you the right to be an a**hole and spoil things for enyone within earshot.
No kidding. I'd modify your comments by saying an "offensive" TD. But the talent level and the relentless attack by the Jets' D makes me fear for the Bills backfield.
Don't the Bills have a text-messaging system in the Ralph to allow fans inconspicuously report drunk or disorderly neighbors without confronting them? If they don't they should.
These systems aren't without flaws (people complaining about someone who's only mildy annoying, most stadiums don't have enough security on hand to respond to all complaints).
But it seems like a good way to control drunks without resorting to confrontations/altercations.
That's correct, but my point is that Shanahan has McNabb (and a more talented team in general) and we don't. However, he does have Haynesworth, but that's another thread.
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