Hazed and Amuzed

I have a feeling Kevin Everett has a chance for a "breakout game" today. With Royal being Questionable and this Bears pass rush and run D being as good as it is. I see JP dumping passes off to Kevin and giving him an oppertunity to show his stuff.

I had to go with the Gold Medal. Even though i'm not big into the olympics it's the history behind it along with the worldwide competion that I think makes it the most covitted.

2. Bri from Indiana: "My buddy Ty and I have ongoing discussions about how Shell would do in other jobs, like as a deli manager, or manager of the Oakland A's. I contend that he would stand utterly still, with a headset on, in every situation, while things unraveled around him. For example, as a deli manager he'd stare blankly out at the oncoming lunch crowd as the deli ran out of cold cuts that he forgot to order. Don't you think this could be a show, something like 'The Shell Situation,' where they just move Art around to a bunch of different jobs to see if he really reacts the same way to everything? I'm sure Fox or MTV already has the rights to it though." The funniest thing i've read all week.

I agree with points 1, 2 and 5 but JP's legs I doubt will be much of an advantage against these Bears and Rex is very good at "not losing the game". Even if he has a bad game I doubt he will be any kind of weak point for them.

IMO today was a huge step foward for this team. This team is learning how to win ballgames now. Good teams win despite and thats what they did today. They won despite a bad call They won despite a huge amount of flags They won despite playing what is considered a "better team" They won despite a couple of questionable calls and They won despite a strong surge at the end of the game by the Vikes This team is on it's way. Today wasn't pretty but we won despite that fact. We lose that game in the past it was nice to watch them overcome their mistakes and pull one out.

Coming from someone who has used them in the past and is extremly well studied on the subject I would say 50%. His Vascularity is unbelievable. The vien on his bicep is bigger then Phillip Rivers whole arm. There are certain steriods with short ester times that will be out of you're system w/in days, therefore making it easy to get away with doping if timed corectly. HGH btw is not a steroid. Steroids are actually lipids derived from cholesterol and secreted by the gonads, adrenal cortex, and placenta. While HGH is simply a hormone produced by the master gland--the anterior pituitary gland. Making it alot harder to test for.

Check out this old MTV clip. About 2 min. into it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1goVQy5mlE...related&search= Not really what happend(obviosly) but still weird.

I don't mind those mac commercials too much. I am concerned however that the NFL network is spending too much time wondering "where you at 85".

You're right a FG attempt is no guarantee but I think I'm going for the 3 if I'm the coach.

I'm not saying he has no talent. I think he has a world of talent but it's his ability to win that makes him the best. Thats the point i'm trying to make. If he was so talented on paper he wouldn't have been drafted so low. What i'm saying is that he doesn't have the arm or legs of JP but he gets it done anyways.

I tend to agree with this post. There is a difference between players who win and winners who play. This is a very talented team but there is something to a team that has players who know how to win. Tom Brady talent wise is inferior to JP but he knows how to win and he does it well. These Bills will have to learn to be "winners" before they take that step to the playoffs. Talent just isn't enough in this league.

Sorry but I go for the 3. There is no guarantee that if we make the 4th that we score a TD. Hell we could have turned it over within the next few plays even if we had made it. Points are points on the road and it would be harder to second guess if we had kicked and made it, chances are we would have won it.

ROUGHING: A personal foul with a 15 yard penalty. Called when a player illegally contacts another player, as in roughing the punter, when a player tackles the punter without touching the ball unless the player plays for the Patriots then the play will go on as if it never hapened.