The Jokeman

The atmosphere was fair weathered, loud and proud when the Bandits scored but when we fell behind late and got very quiet. It was a good game but the Bandits clearly lost it in the 3rd quarter when we couldn't muster anything in terms of goals after Vinc finally started playing better as he was horrible in the 1st half moreso in the 2nd quarter.

Turpin is 155 lbs, very small in terms of NFL size.

If we can come away with a starting caliber goalie this offseason I'll be happy whether it's through a UFA signing or a trade I don't mind. As I don't see Levi in Buffalo for another three seasons (see finish this year in college, signing and two or so years in Rochester).

Why not Mark Maddox?

I could see Austin beating out McKenzie since they both offer similar skill sets but Austin might be a better return man.

I think the toughest thing is Baker's salary for this season as the Browns will have to eat some of it as not sure any team could take it all on.

Actually I think Greg Mancz has a better chance.

When he accepts a deal for the NFL minimum lol

Goldblum always kills it because he's on screen for like 20 minutes during the whole movie. That said the movie was okay, I mean so many throw backs to the original movie including a guy who looked a bit like Wayne Knight, a Barbasol can and a few shots that clearly meant to emulate other scenes we've seen before, there was also a fun take on one of the less than liked sequels. I'd call it 2.5 out of 5.0 as was entertaining. The mother of the "girl" was a bit of an odd twist.

RJ did but apparently it didn't get him to get his arm strength back according to Wikipedia. Comeback attempts (2006–2008)[edit] Following his release from Oakland in 2004, Johnson underwent Tommy John surgery, a procedure more commonly performed on baseball pitchers. A tendon was taken from Johnson's wrist and transplanted into his elbow to replace the injured tendon that resembled "a frayed rope" from overuse. After a year of recovery, Johnson worked out for the Tennessee Titans, but was not signed. Reports suggested his arm strength was still under 50%. In 2006, Johnson was signed by the New York Giants to compete for a roster spot behind starter Eli Manning. Johnson was released before the preseason came to an end. In an NFL.com interview, Johnson vowed to continue his career for as long as he could play at "an NFL level." In September 2008, Johnson was invited to a Titans workout, along with Joey Harrington and Chris Simms. However, the Titans signed Simms as a backup for veteran Kerry Collins. This was Johnson's last reported NFL workout.

Actually four if want to count Mike Shula who is our Senior offensive assistant.

Keenum might not have the upside of Trubisky but he's still one of the better backups in the NFL. Granted Josh is indeed something special and without him the offense takes a few steps back.

Hodgins was a slot guy in college and was a size mismatch, his biggest issue in the NFL will be speed and while 40 time doesn't matter but speed and separation do count for that and not sure how much he'll have.

Drafted with our original 1st Round draft pick year that year.

I can't remember if I suggested this one before but if liked her in Schitt$ Creek, Annie Murphy is on a show on AMC called Kevin Can F*** Himself. It definitely has it's dark moments and love it's take on traditional sitcoms.

I learned from a co-worker that the actors that play Flo and Jamie in the Progressive commercials are married in real life. *mind blown*

Disney ruins everything.

So I guess you didn't mind Tim Tebow? I for one would hate to be his teammate. Again not so much as the player but the media circus that surrounds him.

Eli and Coughlin definitely had Brady/Belichick's number.

Just like he trolled Peyton Manning, it's all in good fun but to his credit Brady is as competitive as they come and Josh Allen has part of that in him too.

Unless the media asks players for comments on what he doing etc. It can be a distraction and/or some teams just don't want to be in a media circus, I see McDermott like that whereas someone like Rex Ryan loves being in one.

Think Tim Tebow 2.0. Sadly Kaepernick is polarizing to some for his kneeling to the flag, personally I had no issue with it but others do.

Just don't watch the Bad News Bears Go to Japan, it's terrible. In terms of better baseball movies I've got to give Eight Men Out and 61* some love.

I have the same first and last name as a serial killer in Illinois, thankfully I was 6 at the start of his crimes and live in New York and nobody asks me about him.

Maybe put the fans in charge of plays for the offenses in some sort of app/online voting system. Yet honestly I haven't watched the Pro Bowl in decades and likely won't watch it even if my suggestion went through.