wnyguy

It appears to me that all the players in row 2 left of Ralph all have the same left arm.

Naah, I got you pegged.

Yes we heard your opinion on your postgame show, Mr.Schopp.

I was going to say the same thing.

Maybe Shanahan would be interested in becoming the OC for 10 mil and a piece of the team?

Of course it would hurt, but I'd be willing to take the chance of being hurt then never having the chance in the first place.

He said, while posting on the internet.

You gotta admit, he was good.

And yet he didn't come out and say he wasn't interested in coming back.

He doesn't coach the Colts. In fact he is not even coaching any team.

I was there a few years ago, it is everything it's hyped up to be.

It's fairly obvious why a "big-name" coach is needed here. We already tried the "hope we get lucky with some assistant" routine and failed miserably. If we don't bring in a known commodity at the coaching spot then we sure better bring in a known commodity at GM.

Now that was pretty danged funny.

I don't see a darned thing wrong with HR wanting to be able to feel comfortable in his own home. You ask me, he has been the real man in this fiasco. There is nothing wrong with treating people the way they would want to be treated in return. Heck, I think a whole religion was based on that concept.

Yes... well....I was hoping you wouldn't bring up that point but I can see that you're more than a match for me.

Really? Did you catch Pennington and the Dolphins two minute drill last night? Pennington has the highest completion percentage in the league but can't throw the deep ball when his team needs it.

The guy fumbled a football. He didn't sell dope to schoolkids, he didn't rape your grandmother, he didn't murder your son, he didn't cause the stock market crash, he didn't lay you off from your mid management desk job, he fumbled a football. Some of you need to grow up.

Stay home.

Why is it so hard for people, who question his decision to run it out, to understand that McKelvin was not sure if his momentum carried him into the endzone. Had that been the case a kneel down would result in a safety and we'd then have to give the ball back to the Patsys. His indecision on what he should do was evident in his slight hesitation before running it out. Being unsure of whether he caught the ball in the endzone or in the field of play the safest thing to do would be to run it out. It was the correct thing to do based on the circumstance.

Go root for the Dolphins then.

I thought Trent played just like Trent always plays. That's not saying much.

I don't remember Simpson dropping an INT against the Chargers? I remember Cribbs taking the ball outside on third and two and not getting the first down, forcing us to punt and giving the ball back to them. Had we got that first down we run the clock out.

There you go, using truths and facts again.

Would Singletary call out his returner who lead the league in return yardage the previous year? No coach should publicly humiliate any of his players, ever.

Worst defeat? I call it a typical defeat. I can bet everyone here knew exactly how we were gonna blow this.