BRH

Guess Moorman still has some leg left.

Nice play by Dareus forcing the sack!

Probably because too many people are still too busy reading Sully's pieces to actually pay attention to what's going on. It's easier that way. No need to think. Who ees thees "Heinz Ward"? And why did they name their stadium after him?

There's another New York team? Actually, that's a good trivia question that will weed out a lot of idiots: name all of the NFL teams from the state of New York.

This is the only reason why Tebow got drafted in the first place.

Truth.

Embarrassing.

Wasn't this the guy who got all pissy when Pete Carroll took a different safety in the draft last year? As if Carroll should have taken him because he was a USC guy? Pass. It cracks me up that the Bengals' own site ran the story based on Donte's tweet instead of on the organization's announcement.

And he was just elected to the Hall in the last couple of years, too. Coincidence? You decide.

Too bad for the Jets

Yeah, a little Stevie Wonder and Anne Frank....Who was that? Is that the blind girl? Helen Keller ... I don't know who the [expletive] Anne Frank is."

Then you don't know the history behind the history, which is that Ralph was so mad at Davis for giving him damaged goods in Powell (and, of course, mad that Lamonica ended up winning a bunch of division titles in Oakland) that he swore he would never trade with Davis again. Of course, he outlived his own memory, but you'd think that after being burned not once but twice that he'd remember why he made the original vow.

And exactly why would we trade with the Raiders? Ralph has done that twice in his life and gotten fleeced both times (Daryle Lamonica for Tom Flores and an injured Art Powell; a third-round choice for Billy Joe Hobert).

"Miami looks pretty stupid" is hardly a shocking revelation. But it always bears repeating!

In what way, exactly? I'm trying to picture Ryan Leaf as a Stanford student and it's just not working. By the way, for those of you who keep citing Brohm, Locker, etc as reasons why Luck should come out now, I have two words: Peyton Manning. If Luck is really all that, he'll be #1 next year, too.

It would be a pretty good trio of accomplishments to end the Fins' season, the Jets' season, and Brett Favre's streak all in the space of about a month. Not to mention some of the best schadenfreude ever.

Vernon Turner, September 1991. Beautiful. I was around the 330 as well! And yes, we thought he was dead too. Seriously. Bruce usually gets the credit, but it was a gangtackle as others have said, and it was really much more of a freak head-hitting-turf accident than anything else. I was at that game too. Also, all the hits we laid on Mark Ingram in SB XXV.

Truth hurts. How Marvin Lewis has lasted this long in Cincinnati is beyond me.

The list of players from the last decade that I don't want back is a lot longer than the list of players I do want back.

I was perfectly willing to sing Favre's praises and laud his career...three or four years ago. Since then, he's become a joke. If it was us who put the league out of its misery and sent him packing, I'm just fine with that.

The other way McKelvin resembles Harmon is his unwillingness to accept responsibility. Remember that Harmon blamed Jimbo for his drop in Cleveland, saying that he would have caught it "if Jim had thrown it sooner." And McKelvin actually told the media that he thought he played well yesterday. WTF. Even if that's true in some ways, there's no escaping that his sequence of three plays -- beaten by Rice, fumbled kickoff, PI in the end zone -- absolutely turned the worm.

Three or four horrible calls in one half. Tough to play ten-on-thirteen (with McKelvin on their side along with the ref)

Fortunately Favre has to make it all about him, so we still have a chance to turn this

As bad as mckelvin is playing, some of the calls so far have been garbage.

See ya Leo.