Ned Flanders

That sound of the ball hitting the catcher's mitt in February is the most glorious sound of all...Go O's!

Correct, it was always mid-April. But April is all about the draft now, and May needed some "event" to keep the NFL relevant year-round. Hence, the schedule release was moved a month later.

Fix title. "Super Bowl" is two words!!!! Sorry, just a pet peeve.

Rochester's own

Yes, it was a Ch. 9, WUSA here in DC, reporter who then asked the poor guy to see the text. Classless move on the part of the reporter looking for some type of "scoop."

We've tragically lost three students here in Fairfax County, along with their six parents. We know some of the family members. May God have mercy on their souls. Hello Team FCPS, We are devastated by the tragic news as we learn members of our FCPS community have lost their lives in the accident last night at Reagan National Airport. Many are reaching out to share their sorrow and emotions at this difficult time. We are hearing from students, staff members, and others in the community who are expressing their care and concern for those who have lost loved ones. I invite you to join me in keeping all those affected by this deep community loss in our prayers. We have more details that we can now share. Many on the flight were returning from a figure skating event in Wichita, Kansas. What we know at this time is that three of our FCPS students and six of our FCPS parents were lost, affecting multiple schools and departments here at FCPS. Two of the parents were current or former FCPS staff members. Multiplying the grief are the siblings, spouses, relatives, friends and colleagues who have lost loved ones. We must remain sensitive to the privacy needs and concerns for those who are directly involved. Therefore, we are not releasing specific information such as names out of care for those who are directly involved at this time. We know many in our FCPS community are now learning this tragic news and understanding the enormity of our loss. We have resources available to support students, staff, and families. I want to specifically recognize our principals, teachers, counselors, and other crisis teams who are responding to the needs of our students, families and staff during this most difficult time. We also continue to be thankful for our first responders and community partners. If you are feeling anxious, frustrated or overwhelmed, and need support, please consider reaching out to the FCPS Employee Assistance Program (EAP). We will continue to keep you updated as we are able. I speak for all of us at FCPS as we offer our condolences to everyone involved in this heartbreaking tragedy. It is a time to hold one another closer…

Please for the good that is all holy, no. I'm old enough to remember these games, the later ones played in Miami. Lombardi called them the "Losers Bowl," or the "S*it Bowl."

I watch these guys because they're in my age bracket and complain about the same things I do. Wilbon mixes in Chicago sports in almost every segment, it's not that annoying, but his statement regarding his rooting interest in the game was odd to me as well. I said to my wife before the show, that they were going to talk about how the Ravens lost and not why the Bills won. I was pleasantly surprised that they gave the Bills pretty much equal time.

I still say, that if that team had home field advantage, they would have went to the Super Bowl. Recall, there were five teams at 11-5 in the AFC and through some wacky tiebreaker scenario, we had to play AT San Diego, even though Bills beat them earlier in the season. We know what happened there.

Grover Cleveland, former Erie County sheriff

These ads are on par with the NFL Shop commercials...those are like teeth down a blackboard.

Happy 80th birthday Rod Stewart...this is classic.

Bravo. Magellan would be proud of this route.

Bills 23, Broncos 21

That was you????

Ralph is cheap.

All things considered Mrs. Lincoln, how were the seats?

I dunno...beating a team three times in a season (Fish) is tough. If the Bengals come here, take the over and pray. To me, Denver is the preferred matchup.

I recall Curt Gowdy announcing Clemente's death the next day, during the Rose Bowl. Tragic.

Recall the Ravens got the ball back and came up just short on a fourth down play...I saw one of the refs pointing the other way, indicating it was Cincy ball...it was at THAT moment that I really celebrated the drought being slayed.

I like the '47 brand cotton dad hats much better than New Era...plus, I try to avoid New Era since they said goodbye to Derby, NY in 2019.

Bills 23, Pats 10

Had Creepy Crawlers and also Mattel came out with a similar product where you made your own Army men. You would fill the mold half way with the goo, put in a metal form about the texture of a paper clip, and fill the mold to the top. You then had a bendable Army guy. Lincoln Logs very underrated and augmented my Fort Apache playset. Built all sorts of models, Revell and Monogram cars, ships, and planes, AMT model cars but Aurora monster models were the best. They also put out sports hero models...I remember building Johnny Unitas, Jim Brown, Willie Mays, and Babe Ruth.