Offside Number 76

Discussed above, but OP is in DC, not NoVa. It's a long drive out to Jimmy's, and (less so) to Grevey's.

No one from DC wants to drive to freaking Herndon, though. Same was the problem with Grevey's. It might as well be WV instead of VA.

A complete exhibit as to the worst things about this site. Everyone just has to get on each other. You're all so, so smart. Anyway: Anyone read the book, which is now a few days old? Is there any way that Kelly actually wrote any of it (doubtful, in my mind)? Or even meaningfully contributed? (Again, doubtful.) And if I ever want someone to show me how to throw a football, Kelly is the first man I'd pick. But if I ever wanted someone to show me how to be a better dad, well, he's not even on the list. (Not that he's a bad father, but not that he's a good father, either. How would I know?)

That looks like a great place to hang out.

It's been almost ten years, but McFadden's was a great gameday experience.

Some good stuff here.

Very cool. Thanks.

Looks like English, translated into some other language, translated back to English again.

That is spectacular.

I wish they wouldn't do it. Cool as it looks, it's really expensive.

I actually think the writing was on the wall when the Mountain West Conference was formed, and not with the recent defections.

I may have to get a Yes We Chan magnet.

Not to be a dick, but couldn't you make the headline read "Why did Chan keep Smith and McGee?" Was the suspense necessary?

Wow, she is hot!

I'll copy and paste my post from the closed thread: Out of that group, I'd keep Powell, Carder, Hagan, Easley, Asper, Carmon, Eddins, and Gilbert, and the last five are for depth.

I was surprised by that, too, and I suspect you're right.

Out of that group, I'd keep Powell, Carder, Hagan, Easley, Asper, Carmon, Eddins, and Gilbert, and the last five are for depth.

I don't think he's the best quarterback currently, much less ever.

Carder was a mistake.

Why not just have Jackson next to the QB? Jackson can receive the direct snap, if it's a sneaky run, and, frankly, can pass almost as well as Smith, if it's a pass out of the wildcat, which the Bills have done exactly once in the last 50 years. Come on. Is it really worth it to practice this nonsense?

Not sure where in the multiple cut threads to post, but I would've kept him.

"The only reason to run the wildcat is if your offense isn't working." --Joe Namath

Smart. I've always wondered why there isn't a little shop at First Niagara Center to pick up cough drops, antacids, feminine products for the lady, kleenex, etc.

Actually: Save the money on the app, save the money on the beer, and just watch a rerun of any of the Jets or Fins games from last year.

But then you don't get the beer or the camaraderie.