RangerDave

For me, it was when there was about 3 minutes left in the game. Seattle was driving, but not getting out of bounds, not taking timeouts, not hustling to get the next play off. It seemed like they were resigned to lose. That's when I was resigned the Bills would win. It was odd how Seattle had a complete lack of urgency.

Is it possible, just possible, that this is not a "political agenda" that the NFL is promoting, but a "social agenda" which affects many of their players and many of their fans and which is long overdue?

Since Seymour failed his physical for the Steelers and was returned to the Bills, we got Frank Lewis for nothing. And then Lewis went to the Pro Bowl a couple of years later. How can anything top that?

I've often wondered why a team attempting an onside kick does not kick it hard directly at one of the opposing players who is only 30 feet away. If you have your team ready for all bounces, or ready in case it misses and goes downfield, I would think you would have the advantage. It might force teams to move further away from the kicker, increasing the chances of a successful recovery. Alternatively, if the kicker pooch kicked the ball to a specific spot over the head of the first line of opposing players, say the number 50 on the left side of the field, the kicking team would know where to send all of their players and would surprise the receiving team. Again, a small advantage.

Of course, you are right. I spent 10 days in Samoa in March, so I guess I thought I knew more than I did! ?

My bad. I thought he grew up in American Samoa. I do remember his saying something about not really following the NFL growing up.

Epenesa is from American Samoa. Not exactly a hotbed for NFL trivia. He admitted when drafted that he doesn't really know much about any of the NFL teams. He could probably name the top 5 rugby players in the world...

It could also be that there are a lot less "juicy" things to leak to the media when the organization is well run and not dysfunctional.

I'm a big fan of Biscuit, too, but I can't but wonder how the person that he sexually assaulted would feel about seeing his name honored on a Wall of Fame.

I've always said, "We only catch the stupid ones." (Fortunately, there were enough of them around for me to have a 30 year career...)

If that is truly the requirement to get into the HOF, we should kick out any offensive lineman. Tasker has made more of a difference in games than any of them.