Tommy

So Notre Dame gets the bowl bid to Hawaii last year, even though they weren't that good (and yes I know they won the game, but Hawaii wasn't that great either)...and now they start the season in the Top 25?? What exactly happened between the end of last year and the start of this year to make them that much better?

Thanks a lot man. I won't be able to make it to camp this year, so it'll be nice to have some fan input to read.

McNair.....Jesus.....yeah, pretty much the same guy

Football is what gets me through the week. Knowing that all weekend long I can be watching football is probably one of the most exciting things in life..haha

I just graduated from Syracuse in May, and went to every home football game the past four years. Brinkley was a really solid running back playing on a horrible team with no offensive line. He made a lot of plays on his own, and still had a decent number of yards and ypc. I hope he's alright, because I think he's definitely capable of making an NFL team, and I'd like to see what he can do in this league.

I have a Barry Sanders jersey that I don't really wear very often, if ever, but he's still my favorite player of all time....and since he was on the Lions, that almost doesn't count as another NFL team.

Anybody remember the Tedy Bruschi "stroke comeback" game against the Bills? I remember they actually showed a stat numerous times on the screen that showed the number of plays that Bruschi was "involved in." Seriously, he didn't even need to do anything in a play. He could make no physical contact, and they would add a tally to the stat because he was obviously in the way and caused the runner to go the opposite direction. That was probably the most annoying broadcast I've ever seen. For those of you who remember the Tedy Bruschi praise, here's a link to a WGR550 audio clip making fun at all the unnecessary praise. http://audio.wgr550.com/m/audio/17953440/c...tm?pageid=46386

Very well said. I think that is exactly what happened.

I live 5 minutes from Pizza Junction, and yes, it's still open and going strong. I also used to work for Ted's during High School....definitely the best dogs around. Great shakes too. Don't forget the homemade onion rings. As for the hot sauce, I've seen it being made, and there are a few more ingredients to it than what you mentioned, but those things are definitely included. It is a must on your dog. As for choosing a pizza place or any other type of food, a lot of it is good, so you can't go wrong with any of the popular places.

There's no way they cut Hardy after one season. Even if he seemed like he wasn't grasping the offense well, you just can't do that to a second round pick who showed a couple flashes of what could be. Also, I'd have to say it's probably more likely that at the start of the season the starting safeties will be Whitner and Scott. Back to the WR topic: The Bills aren't going to sign Harrison either just for the heck of it. I think they're satisfied with who they've got on the roster right now.

I think what /dev/null was saying was in response to the first post of the thread, since the poster suggests Maybin is more of a RDE (same as Schobel), and we already had a QB when we drafted Edwards, but it worked out in the long run since he is now our starting QB and Losman is gone. So I think /dev/null wasn't actually questioning the drafting of Edwards when we had JP, but he was making the point that drafting Maybin (who in your opinion is better suited as a RDE) may still have been a good move, just like it worked out drafting Edwards when we already had a QB.