Steely Dan

Well then Mr. Smarty Pants make your own thread!!!! Thanks for the constructive criticism. What would you do Jack-ASS!!

Although I'd prefer to see it slam him in the head. Well, maybe it's the same thing.

What he said. That's why I'm astounded it's taken so long for him to get in.

Ralph has made it clear he won't sell the team while he's alive.

No offers have been made because the team isn't for sale yet and I doubt that before the sale any of the buyers will be named.

I believe it was known the Browns were going to move a little while before they did. The Colts packed moving vans in the middle of the night and the next morning the city found out they were gone. Jim Irsay better not ever step foot in Baltimore again. It's a real possibility that he would be seriously harmed. My brother in law is a huge Ravens fan. He's lived all of his life in the Baltimore area. Just say the word Irsay around him and you'll get a reaction that Irsay hopefully will never hear. He always will be. He's a lot more popular now after that speech but the morons will always have their say. Jim Kelly has a buyers group ready. Are you really that dumb? Read below. A man with common sense. 20% of the Bills ticket sales come from Rochester and others from Canada. That's a lot of people who would rarely come to Buffalo, if ever, if not for the Bills.

I know people are going to B word about the groupings but I wanted to limit the choices to three and if I make it multiple choice people can click all of them and I wanted to narrow the choices down to three. So if you want argue about the grouping feel free. Explanations of the choices 1. He is drafted into the right system - A player who's abilities are only maximized because he is put into the system that suits him. Any other system wouldn't have made him a great player 2. Pro Bowls - A player who would be great in any system and is a Pro- Bowler despite how successful his team was. 3. Great teammates - The talent surrounding him makes him look better than he actually is. _____________________________________________ 1. A great HC - a HC who is capable of pushing him to maximizing his talents. 2. Spirit of teamwork - Is a great player who isn't a spotlight seeker but quietly defers his success to those of his teammates. 3. Super Bowl ring or rings - pretty self explanatory Hard work - Hard work has made him push himself to the maximum of his abilities. _____________________________________________ 1. Fan popularity - A player that fans really support due to his personality. 2. Ability to keep themselves in the limelight - i.e. Terrell Owens, Chad Johnson etc. etc. 3. Other - Please explain My three choices are: Being drafted into the right system - I think Joe Montana is the best case for this. Super Bowl rings - If a great player doesn't have SB ring it makes it harder for them to get in if they're borderline. Fan popularity - I think a guy who stays out of jail and is a great leader in the community and has a lot of class helps push a guy who is borderline into the hall. Let the argument begin! PLEASE KEEP THIS FOOTBALL ONLY. ANY OTHER SUBJECTS CAN BE TALKED ABOUT IN THE APPROPRIATE FORUMS. THANK YOU.

It's about FREAKING TIME!! He's been put in the HOF!

Exactly, very young and great. Would be a long term player.

Ok smelly, what would they say??!!

I wouldn't want to grab any NFL player.

'Git 'er dun Russ!!!!

From here. It's not a waste of time if other people enjoy it too!

Since the owners are all billionaires I'm sure they can hold out a lot longer than the players. JMO

WAAAAHHHHH!!! JACK-ASS!

You say that like it's a bad thing!!

This answers some questions. The union claims there has been plenty of growth and the owners had no reason to opt out of the collective bargaining agreement that was supposed to run through 2012, but now will end after 2010. On Thursday, a union-commissioned study showed the average value of franchises has grown from $288 million to $1.04 billion during the past decade, and that teams averaged a $24.7 million profit in the last year -- even as the economy took a turn for the worse. Goodell disputed those numbers and defended the owners' decision to opt out of the CBA, which assures players about 60 percent of the applicable revenues. If a new deal is not reached after the upcoming season, the following year would be played without a cap. The union says if the salary cap disappears, it won't accept one later. Phone messages seeking comment from NFLPA acting executive director Richard Berthelsen were not immediately returned.

Here's a hot one! Mommy, I'm scared!! Jesus Christ a moth? UFO, No You F.O.!! My girlfriends a witch!! Angry wood Snow kidding it's an Angel!! What city is this? Fright light! What's their beef? He looks like a fun guy! They didn't have a ghost of a chance. Stop pooping in my fire!!!

Ummmm, is that supposed to be an insult? I'd love to get ed!! Not by you of course. This one would be great!!!!!

I totally agree!!

Very true. So how about, this is too much to colonic.

Those were good but I think this portion is too big for anyone to swallow.