Talley56

Cumulative record say over the past 3 years I think would be an idea worth looking into. You can't expect players who are playing for their own personal careers to just flop so that the team can draft someone better to take over their spot.

I'd like to see them reconsider how the draft order is determined each year. Teams like, well, us, the Browns, Raiders have been looking for a franchise QB since forever but the Colts get to draft Luck right after having Manning for so many years just because Manning happened to get hurt the year Luck comes out? Just doesn't seem right to me.

I will say this, he will most likely be the best AFC East QB to start a week 1 game.

Ahh, here it is. I tried looking for this thread a few days ago when we passed the 50 mark.

I would say after a win and after a touchdown but only if we are still in the game. If we are getting blown out with like 2 minutes left and score a meaningless TD keep the song off.

#1 Kraft: Russell got his money right? And he knows what to do? Goodell: Yes Bob, relax, when the time comes he's going to call off the run play, take the snap, and throw it right to Malcolm #2 Brady: I didn't have to cheat for this one. Goodell: We know about the phone Tom, you're not fooling anyone.

I would think not and I'd like to think we will win but I also can't help but remember 2008.

If this does go to court, how long would it take? Wouldn't it take over a month thus go into the season any way? Or, he gets the ruling in his favor and does get the games back, would it all be settled in time for 9/10? I probably should have read this post first.

Kurt Warner

While I would say I like the NFL better I chose both because I really like both enough to say that I can't really pick one definitively over the other. When it comes to college football I think it's more exciting to see who wins a conference than it is to see who wins a division in football. Plus there's the traditions and rivalries. I think what I ultimately like about college better than NFL is the fact that you can actually win in college football without a stud QB. With all of that said though, at the end of the day, the edge goes to the NFL IMO.

Wow, based on this the AFC East is going to be really darn good this year.

Shady is the odd man out. Cut him now. I'm thinking Bryce Brown. The fumble against KC last year will be a dark cloud over him as long as he's here.

I like the Ravens. In fact I was glad to see the win the Superbowl a couple of years ago. Certainly beating the Patriots in a couple of key playoff games earns them some more points.

Orioles Bills Terps (college football)

Steph Curry assuming it's okay to choose someone from a completely different sport.

For anyone who doesn't watch Walking Dead I would of course highly recommend it (probably my favorite non-comedy tv series ever). Then there's Daredevil which I liked but I can't say I thought it was as great as others have made it out to be.

Yeah, I actually completely side with Dallas. They basically chose him over Murray. IMO that should be enough for him.

As of late I'd say Kansas City because we always play them.

so, judging by the comments, I'm not sure how serious to take this but I'm thinking a downtown stadium will make traffic much worse

I might throw in Cordy Glenn as he seemed to struggle last year particularly since he'll be competing with Seantrel Henderson.

+1, heck +100000 It's easy to be "avid fans" when you've had one of the best quarterbacks ever to play the game for the last 13 years

After seeing Maria Sharapova lose to Serena Williams yet again today it makes me realize how deflating (no pun intended) it can be to constantly lose to someone over and over. I'd prefer beating them with Brady but then again I don't want him to get let off the hook for not cooperating with the investigation. I think that is a more serious offense than people realize.

As someone who is also from MD and has gone to a few games in recent years I would say you'd be better off driving. While it is a long drive it's a pretty simple and nice drive IMO, assuming you would take 83, particularly when you get into northern PA with the mountains (not much around so make sure your car won't break down). As far as the game, I would recommend the opener. The home opener does usually seem to be the best and who knows how often you'll get to see Andrew Luck play whereas we get Brady every year (and of course if his suspension holds you won't even get to see him this year). Oops, didn't see this before my last post. Sorry to hear that.

I wonder if a poll was made between only him and Jon Bon Jovi who the majority of Bills fans would rather have seen (or not seen) end up with the team. At the end of the day I guess most would rather have a team constantly surrounded by controversy than risk having no team at all but it might be close.

So, not sure if anyone else picked up on this, but I think Cowherd finds Jim Harbaugh intense.