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I saw it late Thursday night at 11 PM, using MoviePass so no 3D/Imax/Dolby Cinema viewings were available, maybe 10 people tops inside. The movie was fun, but every scene looked like crap, so dark, I kept almost nodding off through-out. I may go tomorrow again & watch it in Dolby.

!@#$ the Celtics. I'd like to see LeBron in the next Black Panther movie as a villain, dude is scary. If Kareem can do it against Bruce Lee, he can too.

I kinda want to have a spot for Jim Ritcher, but there are too many OG's ahead of him. He was drafted as a C, and I remember being disappointed that he wasn;t a full-time starter until his 4th year, but he ended up playing 16 (!) years in the league.

Some random comments on who wouldn't make my team: - Fergy was THE Sad Sack, I don't want him bringing down the rest of the team. - Kemp may have been good/better in the mid-60's, but he was God-awful at the end. - Ruben Brown quit on the Bills in 2003, and he made critical mistakes at the worst possible times. - Ernie Warlick may have been a good TE, but he was the absolute worst sports guy ever on Channel 2 weekends, just brutal, sorry Ernie, but bad enough to not make my team. - Kyle Williams may be a great leader of suck teams, but he would be just a guy on the all-time 53. Pass. - Lil Antoine (on the Bills) was a great tackler with marginal coverage skills and non-existent playmaking skills. Looking at the all-time roster, he's my 10th-best CB. - No dedicated long snapper for me, one of my stars will have to do. Should've found a spot for Ron McDole, oh well.

Absolutely, especially if he's coming off the bench for Jimbo. I'll take the intangibles over the Sad Sack.

I'd listen to ICE with a severe case of the red-ass after a Billsy loss.

It woouldn't take much, sad to say.

Red Sox are my most hated team by far, and the Celtics are up there. Pats are more annoying than hated, and the Bruins are irrelevant. I do hate all those #$%^ing chowderheads, not just in Boston but anyone in the region with that wicked pissah accent.

I love these threads! Here's mine: QB : Jim Kelly, Frank Reich RB: OJ Simpson, Thurman Thomas, Shady McCoy FB: Cookie Gilcrest, Sam Gash WR: Andre Reed, Eric Moulds, James Lofton, Frank Lewis, Jerry Butler, Elbert Dubenion TE: Pete Metzelaars, Keith McKellar OT: Jason Peters, Will Wolford, Joe Devlin OG: Billy Shaw, Reggie McKenzie, Joe DeLamielleure C : Kent Hull, Mike Montler DE: Bruce Smith, Mario Williams, Tom Day, Phil Hansen DT: Tom Sestak, Ted Washington, Pat Williams, Fred Smerlas OLB: Cornelius Bennett, Darryl Talley, Mike Stratton, Bryce Paup, Takeo Spikes MLB: Sam Cowart, London Fletcher, Jim Haslett, Shane Nelson CB: Robert James, Butch Byrd, Nate Clements, Nate Odomes, Booker Edgerson, Terrence McGee S: Tony Greene, Henry Jones, George Saimes, Steve Freeman K: Steve Christie P. Brian Moorman ST: Steve Tasker

Thanks Bucky for helping to spread the truth about Ralph, Brandon, Whaley, and the rest of Ralph’s trash. Happy trails!

My solution is to let them kneel, zoom in on them, and draw clown faces on them with a telestrator. Let’s make it entertaining!

If he did and still has it, I hope it all goes to his wife after the divorce.

I blame Jonathan Martin.

Can’t blame them. Even back when I was growing up in Buffalo, we all knew to stay away from the East Side.

Thanks, that's interesting for sure. Maybe I am indeed underrating him, and I admit I don't watch the Lions (zzzzzz) all that often. It just seems to me that, when I have watched him, he has tended to make critical mistakes at the worst possible times.

If you had to win a big game and he was your QB, do you have faith in him that he would perform well? Based on what I’ve seen from him over the years, I sure as hell don’t.

As you may know, Bill Belichick and I believe stats are for losers, and that winning is the only thing that counts. 60-65 and 0-3 in the playoffs doesn't cut it.

I'd love it if he was the next Big Ben, but I have no use for the next Stafford.

Got the Pretenders in Silver Spring, MD & Radiohead in Philly this summer. Then My Bloody Valentine in Philly & Garbage in DC this fall

Donohoe was highly respected as a high quality football guy until he was ruined by the micro-managing Ralph. No doubt he was the best.

I have faith in my guy Ray Ray. Then again, I had faith in Choo Choo Coleman too.

Yep. Maybe an inexcusable, horrific, incompetent BOTCH more than a WHIFF.

Extending Drew Bledsoe after 2003.

Lil Antoine only started 2 games in 1999, Ken Irvin started 14. To his credit though, he shockingly made a play in the WC game and picked off McNair.

I like how you did the 80’s and 90’s, so I’ll keep them. 1960’s: 1. Tom Sestak 2. Butch Byrd 1970’s: 1. OJ 2. Reggie McKenzie 2000’s: No one but if I had to pick 2, 1. Nate Clements 2. Terrence McGee 2010’s: No one (yet) but if I had to pick 2, 1. Fred Jackson 2. Kyle Williams May not be close to consensus, but that’s my wall.