Bob in STL

Run the clock Eli. Oh no. CC talking Norwood.

Yes. I was joking. Go G Men

the day one of those metal bands play the super bowl is the day the rolling stones play it.

G Men blew another drive and wasted timeouts too.

Horrible pass by Marsha to a hobbled Gronk.

Good but the Fiat commercial was special.

Giants were looking like they did not know the play?

I think I'll buy a Fiat tomorrow.

He is always boring and repetitive.

Oh no. the Pats* have officially adjusted.

Clint Eastwood still kicks azz. Even in corny commercials

Held best QB and best offense to ten points and that is bad?

Way too much time for Brady. Close half. I like the Giants chances in the 2nd.

Giants outplayed them but stalled drives hurting. Marsha taking the little stuff to move the chains.

Keep hitting Marsha

Good move. Crank it up.

Safety time.

Watching with my surround sound home theater. Lots of crowd noise. Go G Men!

You have the gift of hindsight and you are a GM knowing what each player will accomplish in their careers. Let say all of these players, including Reed, are on the board in this years NFL draft. Its your pick, who do you take? I cannot believe that Reed did not get in given this class of players. Kennedy and Doleman ... Really? Curtis Martin before Reed? Wow.

Good info. Thanks. I loved the North Buffalo and Kenmore area.

No. Recall that we beat the Pats* and had four pics? We also played them tough in the second game. Did you watch the games?

I think your "turn of the century" comment just shows how far behind Buffalo's Glory Days are. There has been another turn of the century since then. I love Buffalo, I defend Buffalo, but you must realize that the city is in very rough shape and the number of nice areas within the city are eroding, not growing. That doesn't get Brady off by taking a cheap shot. Not to mention the citizens that live in the run down neighborhoods. They have some accountability for the condition of their homes and neighborhoods. People should not expect the government to fix things for them.

In no particular order: Romo Butkus Dobler Rodney Harrison Big Bad Ben Davidson - this guy was a complete jerk and king of the late hit and pile on Jack Tatum was feared but not dirty. His hits were legal (at the time) and lethal.

True. Namath not only put the AFL on the map, but his signing with the Jets made the AFL a real threat. The AFL was not going away and Namath was it's show piece. I am biased of course, but as a kid I thought the AFL games were more fun to watch and by the late 60's the AFL had better players. After Namath, you can argue that OJ Simpson was the next biggest star of the NFL.

Bingo. Their half-hearted attempt to convert to a 3-4 brought us Troup, Carrington and a bunch of recycled LBs. Not good enough Mr. Nix. Not good enough for any DC to work with this crew.