Malazan

I know how much you hate real facts over your alternative variety, the amount of time for commercial breaks has increased each year to where the NFL is talking about reducing the amount of commercial breaks. NFL games are up to an average of 20 commercials breaks. The airtime of commercials is now over double that of actual action taking place in an NFL game. The Wall Street Journal did a study saying the average game has 11 minutes of action, 92 minutes of players in huddles, lining up, milling about, etc. So if an NFL game is 3 hours long then you have 11 minutes of football, 92 minutes of players standing around and 77 minutes of commercials. The ratio is out of whack. That's over 10 minutes more of commercials than the data from 2009. In short, in the last few years, they have added more commercial airtime than the amount of time that actual football is being played in a game.

I would take this deal in the minute because advertising on uniforms is coming either way so if it reduced commercials, at least the viewers would get something out of it.

this happens with every big free agent who doesn't have a contract...he wants out if he doesn't get money. If he gets his money then he "didn't want to be anywhere else"

Have you not heard of the Fitzpatrick cycle? He always starts as a backup then the Starter gets hurt. Fitz comes in, plays well, gets paid...sucks then on to be a backup somewhere else. Every. Single. Time. This team has enough curses. It doesn't need this one.

No.

So....has there been any confirmation to this rumor or are people just jumping on for funsies?

I'm confused. He was pretty awful in philly and mundane in Miami. Coming back to Buffalo is going to make him better somehow?

wow, the traction that Vic can get from pulling something out of his arse is exactly why reporters keep doing it

Personally, I like those rubber things you put on edges so you don't hurt yourself when you pass out.

I heard that Whaley sucks the blood of young virgin boys. ~source as good as Vic's

I'm not sure about this as there's a lot of evidence to the contrary from training camps each season. I didn't hear it, but it seems like there is more information needed.

and they say there's no job security in the NFL

arguing with firechan is like arguing with an idiot on the internet. You'll never win...you'll just become them.

This isn't comparing taylor to a good QB...methinks the lady doth protest too much

There's two sides of the ball and they certainly lost urgency as the 2nd half went on and it they started meandering up the line. Early on they were hustling.

Yes, it's possible that two people advocate the same thing at the same time. It's like you're already reading at a 3rd grade level.

because a guy wears a t-shirt definitely makes him a good head coach...just like a "good story" does...

I dislike Jairus as much as anyone. I still believe that his PF was mostly made up and that the advice came from his father who was an advocate of "Me first" in the contract negotiations, but please don't lump us all in with you and others who can't let things go and are unable to differentiate different situations from each other.. Also, consider that doesn't have any meaning in relation to his ability to coach the position.

In the latest example of don't take your foot off the pedal...we have the Atlanta Falcons.

You already said pats fans who were so dismissive, didn't need to repeat yourself

Taylor 10 out of 10 times. You can go far with a good defense and Taylor's ball control. A top 5 defense will shut them both down utterly even at their best, but Vick will get careless and turn it over.

There's a handful of individuals here who would be upset if the Bills said that water is wet

I'm not sure either side wants to renegotiate. Doesn't it basically become a 2 year deal with 17 million and 18 million cap hit. I don't think Pegula cares if he pays out 27 million in cash the first year.

If this is true...when will people ever learn? Unless a QB on the pats is coming with BB and Ernie, don't bother.

Gilmore like 99% of all NFL players wants to be wherever he is paid the most.