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You're just a bundle of joy.

Honestly, what does this have to do with anything? Why do people harp so much on past draft positions and play this redrafting mix and match game? Is this a football message board or a magic the gathering game? All the over analysis on draft position is you buying into one of the many media hype machines. It doesn't matter. Complain about Gilmore or Mckelvin or Whitner or Tim Tebow or any of the other 1st round picks that will never be giving speeches at Canton. If you're preparing for the Texans, this gets you nowhere.

Looooove it. Every time I watch this guy, it feels like he's either being sacked, throwing a pick, fumbling, or getting a huge gain...

Amazing.

Some people are impressively reactionary.

I think the smaller scoreboard that rolls out fantasy stats is pathetic. It's nice that they have software to cycle through some out of town stats...but that's it? Switch it up a little. Show the stats for the game we're watching. There's an overall lack of quality with the gameday production. It just feels cheap in many ways.

With all the talk as Devin Hester being the greatest returner in NFL history, there's been a lot of return highlights on TV. I think it's arguable as to whether or not Hester is the best ever, or if Dante Hall's double field reversal is the greatest return ever... But one thing is for sure: Terrance McGee has the greatest non-touchdown return of all-time: http://youtu.be/GlKJc_CLRpc

Why!?!?

I actually thought it was against TSW rules to post something offensive like that. Last time I posted that phrase it came out: @&$# %#£?@&$. I guess we're loosening up around here.

Lock the Gates!!!

You realize we don't actually get to take one of their players, right?

Where are they now, Jim Brinson edition He literally just left a job (yesterday) as an arena football announcer/radio host in Iowa to move to Arkansas.

OP is still drunk from Sunday. No link to prove it though.

This thread will be confusing to people that fell asleep and check the site in the morning.

What did I just...

The real news here is that people actually pay marked up retail prices for shirts. You're on the internet. I know you know how to use it. Now go buy something for less than $10 like an American.

Which one are you?

There's nothing wrong with that.

I don't see how this is relevant to my post, but I'll bite. So now we're talking about the audience of ESPN... And according to you these are not people qualified to watch a documentary on PBS? PBS is over-the-air and free.

Haha

You missed his point. He was making a very valid claim, that the social news stories of the NFL is now being overly covered by sports journalists. I don't often watch ESPN, but if I do I might want to see sports highlights or analysis. This doesn't mean I want these stories swept under the rug, but it does mean that there's a degree of sensationalism that takes place when handled by ex coaches and players. To put it bluntly, there's a buttload of crimes constantly committed everyday. There's war crimes and police state madness all over the place -- BUT, I don't tune into ESPN to see it covered for a reason.

Just make sure you don't slide onto people, maaannn.

It's that big of a deal?

I get what you are saying, and for the most part I agree, but they were the home team on opening weekend. Everything was in their favor. Just because we didn't outscore them by 40 points doesn't mean it was a tossup.

I could 20 pages for this thread. Maybe 21.