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300-yard passing games are by no means the bellwether of offensive aptitude, but that stat should really hit people like a sledgehammer. It's been three years since a Buffalo QB has thrown for 300 yards. Three years. Peyton Manning is averaging more than 300 yards passing per game this season. He has thrown for more than 300 yards in eight out of the nine games this season. We now think it's a good outing if our QB gets over 200.

Jay Cutler craps the bed, Bears fans have collective aneurysm Enjoy.

If you lived in Salt Lake you could get your hair cut here, and you'd never have to worry. That said, I've never been to one, so I can't say if there are guys cutting hair in their banana hammocks.

Jeez man, are you watching porn on it or something?

Did you get many requests from patrons to meet the chef?

Sure, there will always be something to complain about. Some basketball teams complain that they get left out of the 65-team tourney because they ended up being #66. But you know what? Nobody really pays much attention to those complaints, because there are plenty of opportunities to make the postseason, and they all knew what they needed to do to make it: win their conference. A 16-team tournament that includes the 11 conference winners is a solid, if imperfect, system, because it lets all D-I teams know that you can make the tournament and have a shot at being national champion if you do the one thing everyone already knows they need to do each year: win their conference. Don't win your conference? Too bad. But at least in the 16-team format there are 5 teams that get a second chance. Anyone who complains that they aren't one of those five teams just needs to shut up and win their conference. It's not rocket science, and it's not perfect, but it's exponentially better than the current BCS. We cannot allow perfection to be the enemy of the good here. Go Utes!

Amen!

Finally, some words of reason in this place.

Seriously? If you find one, let us know.

Wow.

More like "The Brokeback"

Great stuff. Loved reading that.

Maybe it was put up early to prevent fans from dumping popcorn on Ralph at halftime.

Personally, I do expect a couple of roster moves over the next two weeks. I'm thinking at least two more players go on injured reserve for questionable reasons.

Cool, can I play too? Has anyone called him a fat slob yet?

Of course, that wasn't the point of why I brought it up, but don't let that stop you.

What's even more f'd up is that, had we not collapsed late against the *Pats, and managed to not lose to Cleveland, we'd be at 5-2 and alone in first place. That's just ridiculous.

What makes you think next year will be any different?

I'm not sure he ever should have been a starter.

"It's frustrating. We had a great week of practice with it right before the launch."

I will say this: Levitre was the guy who got blown up on the safety. I watched the replay a bunch of times and I still can't quite understand how the DT (#75) basically just got inside of him and tossed him aside. It was a critical error. Nevertheless, I think the guy's got game and he'll develop into a solid G for us. I'm actually starting to get a little excited for next year when we'll have a group of young offensive linemen with some experience playing together. I'm not sure yet about Bell or Meredith, but I think they have some good potential.

Can someone tell me why we run a reverse with Owens, rather than someone with a bit more speed? Why not Evans?

Amen to that.

Good grief, does noone here recognize sarcasm anymore?