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Whattodowhattodowhattodo, then?

7-9! 7-9! 7- 9!!!

...so wife 'n me went out to breakfast this Saturday. The waitress came over and I asked her to put the check down, please. She replied, "Certainly, Mr. Edwards."

I like Santa.

Go Bills!

I remember watching the (rare) Tulane game on tv. Quite the arm. Also, when he was eligible for the draft, many an alarm went out that he would be a "coach killer". Nice person by all accounts.

Check out his inspirational/speaking engagement biz before you anoint him. He's been an anything-for-a-buck fellow for quite a while.

That's mean...just plain mean...

Unfortunately, reputations about PSU linebackers, defensive players, other players in general - needs to be revised. For several years, they have lined up early-season cupcake teams that travel to Beaver Stadium for a beating in exchange for a hefty check. When they square off against decent conference competition... Were I in a position to draft, I would be very leery about selecting any player coming out of that business organization. The most successful thing I've seen out of their program in recent years is the marketing of JoePa.

Their WR Gage is likely out with broken back ribs. http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/story/1250811...n-bones-in-back 8 in the box?

Your most dangerous predator resides in the cubicle next to yours.

Don't mess with Moose... ..."A big bull moose, during the rutting season, is a force to be reckoned with and a confrontation to be avoided at all costs. A sow, particularly a grizzly sow, with cubs has a well-deserved reputation for ferociousness and unpredictability. Interactions with them occasionally produce an obituary. I rank a cow moose protecting her calves right up there as being one of the most dangerous situations a wildlife photographer is likely to encounter. "." http://www.vividlight.com/Articles/3505.htm

For reasons unknown, CHI is trying to rationalize their signing of him to a new contract by putting Hester into a starting wr role. I watched him in CIN vs. CHI - as far as wr skills go, he looked as spiffy as a cheesecake rotting on the sidewalk in the noon-day sun, with all the moves of same. That didn't stop the CHI coaches and Cutler moronically bombing the ball his way, though.

I understand this. You are bound by the new sig line. I'm here if you need support.

Still - waiting - for you to post a black or hispanic trash citation...

I question his sense...

Did Lynch bump into TO with his car?

This fellow evidently never came across a wolverine, a badger, a Scientology member, or an ACORN worker...

I read some writer's bit on ESPN earlier this week. The fellow stated that TO has been thrown to 50 times this season, caught 23, and leads the league with 9 drops. BTW, Red...thanks for giving us your takes on the Redskins. Always nice to read comments on another team from someone that watches them.

Has your complexion cleared up, too?

I sit corrected, Jimbo. I don't follow the various offerings with much interest. But fact remains, at least re T-W: The NFL wants it's way, and T-W doesn't want to stick all their subscribers' wallets with the vicarious hopes and dreams of a minority of their viewers. I add something - this thing on Nfl.com...Sunday Replay (?) that lets folks purchase the viewing of games several hours after the fact. Seems to me that they're sticking a knife into their buddies, DirectTV.

Were I selecting a DE at #11, I would certainly want an all-around DE. As soon as playoff possibilities vaporize ( ), I'd slide Wood over to center.

I can't speak for other cable companies, but Time Warner has no problem offering Sunday Ticket on a premium channel for those who wish to pay for it. The NFL wants it on T-W's normal digital tier, and wants them to charge every one of their subscribers. There are plenty of folks who don't give a rat's fannie about NFL football, nor see their cable rates rise because of it. Another factor is advertising money. If Sunday Ticket was on the digital tier, the number of potential viewers is greater than if were just on a premium channel, and thus the NFL can demand more $ from advertisers.

Does anyone know if they made any changes to the Heinz Field turf? Pitt hosts ND at 8:00 PM this Saturday. I wonder if the field will be a mess... ..."After the 2008 season, a poll of 1,565 NFL players rated the surface at Heinz Field as the worst of the 18 natural surfaces in the League. ...The DDGrassmaster surface was removed in January 2009 and replaced with the old sod placed on top of the DDGrassmaster surface for the AFC Championship also in January of 2009.". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinz_Field

Muy bueno.