The Big Cat

While I rarely benefit all the targeting you allude to, I fully welcome it with open arms. Don't worry, they will. They'll reach life expectancy in about 60, 65 years.

No. Just no.

Haha, fair enough. I think it's a system that would work nicely for you, curates what you want, filters what you don't. But hey, old dogs, I guess.

Yeah, he's awful. It's like him and Rodak are in some sort of Troll Royale. I have a list I follow on HootSuite of Bills Media. He's out of the rotation, mostly because he'll end up spamming the feed with his lame attempts at insulting his followers. He only shows up when one of my guys RT's him.

Laugh all you like, but he was ALL OVER THIS on Twitter last night like the punch bowl-pooping dick he is.

Luck's last name could not POSSIBLY be more apropos. Bummer about the other 21, Andy.

Thanks, Tim Graham.

Interesting theory, and I won't disagree. But it also seems quite likely that--with our two most challenging division opponents coming in the next two weeks--not opening past page three of the playbook seems prudent. In all fairness, that mega hold is what sprung Shady's long TD run.

Somebody had to.

Schmidtt's Gay. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bywa3wqQ7ng

There is virtually no other explanation for the complete absence of short throws to Watkins.

Devil's advocate counter: when you make it to the endzone twice from 20+ yards out, AND you tack on two field goals, I'm not worried about it.

Also, 1/1 in the redzone. Hey, it's something.

One thing that kept coming up at the bar: we hung 27 on them without any return scores, which in week one blowouts of years-past were always in the mix.

It had A LOT to do with playcalling.

the first play from scrimmage was an unabashed embarrassment run block executing was for **** (except when K williams ran it...hmmm) penalties killed them one drop from Felton and a misfire from TT with Watkins open in the endzone all things considered, there weren't any systematic breakdowns, and first play from scrimmage not withstanding, i had little issue with playcalling, especially after many of the headscrathers PGH called on TNF against NE

Is a 6x knee drain a lot for a professional football player? Some context would be nice.

Race gate. 11 of their 12 offensive starters are white.

Saw the thread title and thought: Oh, sure, but with an all black or all Hispanic cast. Wasn't too far off.

Ha, thanks. No joke, Melvin Sheppard was a cross-eyed kid I went to middle school with.

I simply don't understand all the love Miami is getting. Melvin !@#$ing Shepphard is their !@#$ing MLB.

Some times I wish I dug them too. Life would be a whole lot more fun.

Albert Haynesworth's situation has become a meme for big men who get paid. And yet, if his post from earlier this year is to be believed, it's entirely inaccurate: http://www.theplayerstribune.com/albert-haynesworth-letter-to-my-younger-self/