Chilly

Won't make it: - Jets - Baltimore - Seattle - Chicago - Atlanta Teams that make it over them: - San Diego - Buffalo (I hope ) - St. Louis - Detroit - New York Giants

Fezmid can play? WTF

I have a Xoom and love it, but the galaxy tab is the lighter/slicker device if you're going for portability.

Best advice I've ever got was to live every week like it's shark week

it's the project manager certification

Meh. All teams bring in guys to compete during training camp and se eif something happens. Not really a big deal.

+1... that first paragraph alone is hard to read.

Yeah, I agree with you, that isn't the right term for him, but I was trying to draw a comparison to the way they want to use Spiller as an elusive playmaker who can line up at multiple positions.

Did you fall asleep?

Proof the Bills suck! Cleveland got their season tickets on Monday!

This is obviously Bill Belichick seeing what the Bills are doing with a hybrid 3-4/4-3 and wanting to copy it.

From listening to Clabo's interview with Sirius NFL Radio, it sounds like he valued his ties with Atlanta big time. I doubt he would have left them for anyone else if Atlanta matched. To me, that says Atlanta is running their franchise the right way.

I think they view Spiller as more of a Reggie Bush type (primarily focused on routes out of the backfield / motion to split out wide), and Brad Smith as more of a rushing-QB/WR type. Small difference, but allows you to have a couple "waterbugs" (as they like to call it) in different positions.

I like the way he's planning on using Brad Smith, and that he's trying to fix the problem that the Bills don't have a lot of playmaking depth on offense by bringing in guys like Smith and Spiller. I also like that he's trying to be ahead of the curve with signing these types of guys and continuing to play innovative offensive coordinator. Will it be successful? No idea. I don't know a lot about Brad Smith's abilities outside of his Special Teams talent (which makes the signing alone worth it). We'll see. I like that they're trying new things, though!

Delusions of grandeur there!

Texas, duh.

Orton's a good football player. Good news is Fins might not get him. According to the Denver Post, a Kyle Orton trade was no longer "imminent" as of late Wednesday night. http://www.rotoworld.com/playernews/nfl/football?rw=1

Rich Gannon just said on Sirius NFL Radio that Tyler Thigpen was the Vikings first choice, with McNabb being their backup plan.

Just saw this myself. My condolences Scott.

Knowingly played ineligible players?

I think the motivation right now is more the July 14th date, when they need a deal done to prevent losing millions from pre-season games.

Snyder's Buffalo Wing Pretzels > Chips

You must not watch a lot of football

That's Williamson's ranking, not Schefter's...

I think there's a few reasons for this: 1.) Lack of compelling reasons to upgrade. What does Windows Vista/7 really get you? Dropping support for new patches for Windows XP is one of the biggest reasons to make the jump. 2.) Vista's bad rep. I personally think Vista was a decent operating system after the hardware caught up to it. Once it finally did, the bad press was already out, and companies had made the decision to wait for the next version of Windows. 3.) Slowed market for new computers. Normal PCs were really slow between 2007-2009, with a lot of the market turning to cheap netbooks. Those cheap networks ran Windows XP and Linux, not Vista.