JimBob2232

I guess im not the only one who really cares!

Right because a) The US IS the rest of the world b) Clearly the chineese are interested in clebrating the finding of america by eating Turkey and Cranberry sauce

I might be wrong, but i belive federal law supercedes a rental agreement

http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/11/21/D8LHOQT00.html

Try TSN (if you get it)

If we are going to make the playoffs, this week is a MUST WIN. We can only afford one more loss and still have a chance, and i think our best bet is to reserve that loss for the San Diego game. The rest of the games are winnable. Tough but winable. The San Diego game is the one I just cant see us winning. But hey, who knows. But we HAVE TO BEAT JACKSONVILLE.

Marshall Faulk is terrible on the sidelines...

This game is...but the network itself is not.

I guess it was...mostly. They seem to turn it on and off randomly. Whereas the other networks always leave it on...at least i think. Its one of those things you dont really notice until you start looking for it.

Hmm....wasnt there last series i dont think...

Oh, I almost forgot the big one...Where the heck is the yellow first down line?!

Yeah, I noticed that too. It needs to be moved up some. Also, I dont need it to tell me what team has the ball. If i cant figure that out, i shouldnt be watching the game. Also, Im not a big Bryant Gumbel fan. A bit too nasally for me. Wasnt a big fan of the intros, could hardly read the guys name as they scrolled in. Also, they have a camera with a bad pixel...or at leat thats how its showing up on my TV. Nearly freaked out the first time I saw it. Thought my TV was going bad. So far, its basically liek the XFL to me. Mostly crap, but hopefully something innovative and good will come out of it for the networks to use.

I could see Carolina/San Diego... Though any more powder blue and I might puke.

While I agree that Drew is on the downside of his career (not that anyone could argue that point), I dont think he is done. There are several teams I could see employing his services. 1) New York Jets - If they decide to go away from pennington, I could see drew there for a year or two 2) Oakland - If Oakland decides to tackle a position other than QB in the draft, they might be looking for a stopgap QB. 3) Kansas City if the job opens up (i.e. Green retires) 4) Green Bay if Favre retires and Rogers is not ready to start the season. 5) Tampa Bay if they decide Gradkowski isnt the answer 6) Minnesota - Brad Johnson could hang it up 7) Detroit - Only in Detroit would Drews play be expected. 8) Philadelphia - What is McNabbs status for next year? Thats up to 8 teams, that could probably benefit from having Drew as a starting QB. Matt Schaub will probably get a job somewhere next year. Brady Quinn as well. Other than that, there arent many guys ready to fill these positions. Drew should get one of them.

At least she is nicer to look at! Seriously, 2 cities? Wow, isnt it amazing that he can perform a 5 minute show in 2 DIFFERENT cities in a 8 hour span! If only we all could be so skilled to not know the words to songs we wrote and make an a$$ out of ourselves on national television TWICE IN ONE NIGHT! (did i mention separate cities)! Who does he think he is? Kenny Mayne? Okay...i think im over it!

Im just in a tukey induces coma and the remote is on the other side of the room....

Oh great....I get to see him again in 6 hours.... Is he really flying from Detroit to Kansas City? What does this prove? Wow...

a) is he actually playing that guitar? b) why does he not seem to know the words to Proud Mary? c) Really, John Fogerty?

Interesting story here http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2672291 After reading this argument, I side with the cable networks on this one. The NFL appears to be ridiculous here. They are suing cable companies because they are putting their network on premium tier packages vice basic cable. They are requiring huge fees to broadcast the NFLN. So, from a cable providers standpoint. 1) Cant put it on Premium Tiered programing 2) Have to put it on Basic Programming and increase fees for ALL users by about 70 cents per month. 3) The NFL has shown favortism to DirecTV, and many people who watch football have already switched to DirecTV. Thus depleating the need and the benefit of carrying the NFLN.

I think DirecTVs problem is that they only have the physical ability to send so much information into your house. They are in the process of upgrading their infastructure, and the weak link (i belive) is the receiver in your home, which they are working on upgrading. Hopefuly im not telling too much of a tale here, Fez can correct if i am..but the problem (with DirecTV) anyway isnt a money issue, its an ability issue they are working to resolve.

Gore and LJ. Wait a week and see how westy does with the new QB. Im skeptical.

Hmm... amazing what you can find on google http://www.tvpredictions.com/dtvnfl112006.htm Should be airing on Channel 95... Good news.

For those of us who cant afford to pay for cable, and thus have DirecTV (sorry, had to throw a plug in off the bat), the NFL network is advertizing tonights game in HD. How do I get this game? Its not Ch. 212 obviously. I dont see it in my 70-80 range channels. I dont see it in my 700-730 NFL ST chanels. Is this game being broadcast in HD on Directv?

Nor do I. But by my count there are 18 games on saturday with a ranked team playing. One of them (USC/ND) is important to the national championship picture. and 2 (Arkansas/LSU and Florida/FSU) are marginally important to the title picutre. Its hard to believe someone other than USC or Michigan will be playing Ohio State. That means there are 17 games that ARE meaningless THIS weekend. If you use my playoff system 13 games matter: 1) BC/Miami matters. BC needs a win to play GT/VT for the Autobid. 2) Texas/Texas A&M Matters. Texas is in a battle with Oklahoma and Nebraska for the Big 12 Autobid. 3) LSU/Arkansas Matters. LSU despratly needs a win to try for an at large bid. Arkansas needs it as insurance in case they lose their conference championship. 4) Florida/Florida State matters. Florida needs the win for insurance same as Arkansas. 5) West Virginia/USF matters. WVA is in a battle with Rutgers/Louisville for the Autobid and possible at large bid. 6) Rutgers/Syracuse matters. Same reason As WVa/USF. 7) Louisville/Pitt matters. Same reason as Rutgers/Syracuse and WVA/USF 8) Oklahoma/Oklahoma state matters. Oklahoma is in a battle with Texas and Nebraska for the Big 12 autobid. 9) Georgia Tech/Georgia matters. GT is in a battle for the ACC Autobid with VT/BC/Wake 10) Boise St/Nevada matters. Using my formula, Boise goes undefeated and they are in. 11) Wake Forst/Maryland matters. Winner might get a chance to play for the ACC Title and autobid. 12) USC/ND matters. USC needs to hold on to their autobid. ND needs to keep winning to get an at large bid. 13) Virginia/VT matters. VT may have a chance to play for the ACC autobid Colorado/Nebraska really doesnt matter Clemson/South Carolina really doesnt matter Tennessee/Kentucky really doesnt matter BYU/Utah doesnt really matter Hawaii/Purdue doesnt really matter I agree with you. Im sick of seeing meaningless games in college football. But every week there are fewer and fewer games that matter.

Kerry Catching Football http://www.funnyhub.com/pictures/pages/ker...ball-catch.html http://www.synthstuff.com/mt/archives/indi...ball_again.html http://content.clearchannel.com/Photos/gov...ball_SJaffe.jpg http://writingcompany.blogs.com/this_isnt_...ry_football.jpg http://www.synthstuff.com/mt/archives/kerry-fball.jpg http://badgerherald.com/news/2004/10/12/kerry_202.jpg Okay, ive had enough fun with kerry and football pictures... Perhaps the footballs not your friend John. Might want to visit Lambert field a few more times. Hillarious