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It's threads like this that make me rethink my stance on forced sterilization.

But not until tomorrow. You know, early bird special time.

He said don't mention it!!

Only if they also go with the black high tops!

Pure ecstasy. I remember being there with my friend at halftime with the realization that we were actually going to go to the Super Bowl. Blew my mind.

dickleyjones is right. Use VLC for coded mpgs on a mac. Worked fine on mine. Oh, and F you, ESPN.

I thought you were going to say we were bringing him in for an interview next week.

My brother-in-law is a lifelong fan, has season tix. Hated Jauron. Feels really bad for me right now.

Was he contacted to let him know that we wouldn't be calling for an interview?

We'll find out eventually... I was a big Bloom County fan, but like most strippers Breathed burned out and he needed some time off. Unfortunately, he could never recapture his old humor. Personally, I was probably a little more bummed when Watterson gave up Calvin & Hobbes. That guy was a master, and he hadn't really jumped the shark when he retired.

Just heard Gazoo on the radio suggest that Dom Capers was probably coming in later this week to interview, and that they are still "trying to work out" something with Haslett. FWIW. Edit: What the hell am I doing listening to this crap? I thought I swore off it.

The name Art Shell has been bantered around recently, I understand.

It is possible. For some people, depending on their disease. For most people, that will work for a limited period of time. It would be fairly rare to see that work long-term.

Does that mean he interviews well?

So the media is reporting that Jauron is a strong candidate for the job, at least in part, because he and Levy are "close". This seems to be supported by the fact that Levy (a) lived in Chicago while Jauron was there, and (b) Levy did some broadcasting for Bears games while Jauron was the head coach. That's it? That's what this "closeness" is based on? Nothing else? That couldn't possibly be why they are "close". You must be joking.

No problemo. And those may be bad examples, but let's face it. Dallas and KC didn't make the playoffs this year, and neither has won any Super Bowls with their "winners". Sure they're playing decent football, but that's the bottom line isn't it? After all, this is a thread about how Dungy may not stick around Indy very long because he can't win the big one. Who cares, they're playing good football, right? How many here would give their left testicle to have Parcells, Vermeil, or Jimmuh coaching this team? Has that worked for Dallas or KC (or did it work for Miami)?

Change "JP" to "Drew" and you'd have the last three years of posts right there.

Sure. So I guess getting a proven winner was the ticket for Dallas and Kansas City. Just like it was for Miami when they got JJ. There is no one formula for success. Sticking with a 'proven' winner doesn't necessarily buy you anything. Going with a 'hot' coordinator, obviously, doesn't either.

I sure as hell hope not.

Then convince them that they should come to Buffalo rather than somewhere else.

Of course that's not the point, but when has that ever mattered around here.

The only time I recall Brown's name being mentioned in the game yeterday was when they pointed out his key block on a screen pass that gained about 20 yards toward the end of the game. On further review, the replay showed that Brown was out in front on the screen but didn't block anybody.

Too bad the Patriots didn't follow your line of reasoning when they hired Belicheck.

Probably a big downer for you, but I can imagine a world with fewer migraines.