PolishDave

Zizek has an impressive lisp. I imagine shpit shplatter shpewing from his mouth as he shpeaks. As far as Lynch goes - Recidivism is a common thing. Hard for a tiger to change its stripes. - especially true when something is highly emotionally stimulating. The amygdala is more powerful than the neocortex unless you train the amygdala to dampen its response in situations you currently find highly emotionally stimulating.

Maybe they save him for second half if the running game isn't working in the first half. Put him in if they need to start throwing the ball more. If his hand isn't in shape to run block, then he shouldn't be out there. Don't need to aggravate the injury. Will need him for sure in the coming weeks.

What is this contract swap you speak of?

In my opinion, Dawkins is very unlikely to start at RT until Glenn is 100%. Who knows if he will ever be with his foot/feet issues. They don't want to have to pull Dawkins from right side and move him to left during a game - which is what they would want to do if Glenn went lame. If Kuandjio wasn't phsycho he would still be on the team. He would be backing up Glenn and Dawkins would be playing right side (probably).

Which basically means he will be splitting time with Dawkins again. Still no continuity on offensive line. And, in my opinion, that is bad for performance.

Word on the street is that the Bills tried to keep him. He wanted to leave.

Wish we had a stat that showed how many of each styles they ran, to which side and what the production results were for them.

Friggin priceless!

When I first saw the graphic, I thought they had the Browns rated as the number 1 defense. And I laughed. After reading the link, Browns are down where they belong. Minnesota is on top. Raiders are 9th though? Sure didn't seem like it last night.

I think it is probably as much the teams' and players' fault as it is the refs'. The players are committing penalties like crazy it seems. Play after play after play. And they usually get away with it. Once in a while the refs flag them for things they have been getting away with week after week game after game - like the Patriots and their history of running pick plays. If the refs caught and flagged every penalty the games would take 5 hours or longer. I don't know how they are ever going to fix the issue because as it stands it is in the players' best interest to commit the fouls - except defensive pass interference perhaps. But otherwise they may as well hold, chop block, pick, and block in the back all day. I don't see the NFL getting this fixed. I can't imagine how they would. They would have to ruin a number of games week after week by flagging everything. Fans and teams would outrage and say "just let them play".

You can take a man out of the ghetto, but you can't take the ghetto out of a man. Lynch and his entourage later seen filming homemade rap video of Lynch with a gun in his hand yellin "Fug da PO-lice. Fug dem REF-rees."

One thing I noticed last night that seemed more obvious than normal is that - on almost every play there is a foul being committed somewhere on the field. Basically that means the refs can throw a flag on just about every play if they really want to. So they get to pick and choose which ones to throw. The number of fouls committed in that game that weren't called was disgusting. Blatant holds by linemen and secondary. Blocks in the back on multiple occasions even at the point of attack. Offensive pass interference (that was actually called miraculously). I even think I saw an illegal formation on the Raiders that wasn't mentioned. And yet the refs called a pansy penalty because a guy hit a quarterback who was still up on his feet trying to advance the football toward a first down. Officiating in the NFL is just bad. And it has a MASSIVE impact on which way games go. Often times drive killers or drive saviors that result in points being won or lost. Yeah. Didn't see that one. Key to beating them is getting pressure on Carr. As is the case with most quarterbacks. He looked like a below average QB when pressured in my opinion. Hit him early and often to get him into his tendency to throw them up for grabs.

If and when Carr's offensive line turns into a bad one, Carr is going to look a lot like Fitzpatrick. Saying that based on last night's game alone assuming he plays like that most of the time. Many times the guy was pressured last night, he threw an "up for grabs" ball. Often times those balls were wildly off target. He could have had 5 picks last night. Not what I would call smart quarterback play. But ultimately he did get a win. Winning sure makes a good deodorant.

Not the same dough though. Pierogi dough has sour cream in it. That is one of the things that gives it a distinct and different taste.

I thought potato pancakes were a German thing? No secret family recipe for golabki. Never had a bad one though. The secret to great pierogi is more butter and fry them till light brown - serve with onions - unfried pierogi is just wrong. Oh - and never make nor buy any pierogi that are stuffed with sweet things unless that sweet thing is cheese. If you have not had pierogi stuffed with fresh polish sausage, you sir are missing out on one of the finest foods on earth. Pleased to meet your acquaintance Springsteen fan.

May play a limited role on obvious passing downs.

Dude... Seems like you are having a minor/major meltdown. Thanks for the chuckles! Most entertaining post I came across on here today.

Who is Trubinisky?

Or maybe Vlad is threatening to bite the coach? Or perhaps Vlad already bit Castillo and Castillo is serving as Vlad's henchman? He is a descendant of this guy:

You are probably right about that. I also wish that politics were left out of the sport. I blame the media mostly for making more of an issue out of it than it needed to be. - As they often do. Their goal is to get people's jack up so that people pay attention. And they do that at the expense of common sense and at the expense of what is the common good. My opinion of course.

I am struggling to find a coach who has coached as many games as he has that has a worse record. I think this is a new one. Thank god it wasn't for the Bills.

That is what happens when you can't win a game. I am sure Hue expected Cleveland would have won a game or two. Hue probably feels like a complete idiot and could be worried he might be fired at any point just because it is hard to get a team to suck that bad.

Dawkins demoted from horrendous play last game apparently.

Why does this remind me of Forest Gump? Looks like he is about to run right out off the field and keep running!

Don't know. I can tell you that they are not military families though. I know 1 had a father who served during WWII. But that is as close as the military connection comes to my knowledge. I guess it is up to each person to decide what causes they are most emotional about and/or care about the most. It's not up to you, eh?