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I hope you mean Harley, otherwise you just made a very public admission about your personal life.

Maybe StampedeCity is a teenage girl.

From what I understand, these policies typically only cover them if their carreers end. It does not cover you if your skills are diminished due to the injury if you continue to try and play. I heard an interview regarding ASam Bradford and whether or not his insurance would cover the losses he will face if his draft status is dramatically affected by the injury to his shoulder. The person being interviewed, a supposed expert in these policies, said the insurance company only pays out if his career ended due to the injury, it does not cover lost wages due to the inability to play at the same level. In other words, if Wood came back, played below his potential and then was released after failing to deliver, he most likely would be SOL.

I have to say Kyle Williams. He was dominating at times and played with some serious passion.

and you call yourself a fan. It was forward, not back...

Alright, no more name calling or there will be no cookies before you go to bed tonight. (I'm used to correcting behavior like this because I have an 8 year old and a 6 year old.)

I voted Cowher. By the way, you need to add Dan Reeves to the list. He is a regular on a radio station here in Atlanta and I've heard him state several times that he would like to coach again. If you remember, he almost signed as a consultant with the Cowboys at the beginning of this season.

I hope you're right, however: Chris Johnson 30 catches for 262 yards (9 for 100 vs. the Bills) MJD 32 catches for 220 yards and he hasn't faced us yet. He should be over 40 catches by Sunday evening. I hope I'm wrong.

Holy crap! Maurice Jones-Drew is going to rush for 500 yards. I was nervous about facing him with a healthy defensive front but without Williams and Stroud this will be ugly.

Given how good Mojo is it seems odd to say, "I hope we don't make him look as good as Ryan Moats", but sadly that is what we have to say. Maybe on the bright side we will have to throw the ball deep a lot to stay in the game. I am excited to watch this game as well. I wonder if PF will defer if we win the coin toss.

I'm sorry for your loss. I don't know what I would do in your shoes. I hope you find the stength to keep on keeping on...

Sorry but this F'n sucks. My sister is fighting this battle right now and I want to believe that it is no big deal. This hits too close to home. God Bless.

Hell, if we're just throwing names out there, I've heard Dan Reeves say he would like to coach again...

OK, I say we let John Wawrow win. Oh, crap.

Didn't they get Don Beebe too?

LOL, I've seen him up there before as well. Seemed like a bit of a regular if I recall.

Is that Bud Adams owner of the Titans in your avatar?

Wow, that one hasn't worked on me in years. I usually check the url but I forgot this time. Touche.

See? He's a perfect fit.

Holy Crap! You're right. Crayonz, you should turn this theory of yours into a book. You may re-define statistical analysis in sports. (sorry, this thread was too entertaining to let die...)

I agree. We stayed there for the Bills/Browns game and the location was perfect.

It's almost embarassing to hear him described as a "pro bowl" left tackle as he falls to the ground on a weak cut block, misses the block and almost gets his QB killed.

Uh-oh, by applying Crayonz statistical analysis, it would appear that he has used up all of his interceptions for this season and at least half of next. We better get Whitner back soon, he has plenty of unused interceptions left for this year.

You must be new around here.

Maybe we could have traded TO for him.