Lt. Dan's Revenge

I live on the corner of Elmwood and West Ferry St. Was stuck in my car on the way home from work about 30 yards from the fire. Worst fire I have ever seen. It's amazing that there wasn't even more destruction. It was one of the most surreal things I've experienced to have the heart of Elmwood Village be filled with thick black smoke in broad daylight. Sorry to hear that your sister was lived next door.

Relating a new, possibly serious Eric Berry injury to the Stevie Johnson play from three years ago isn't really that funny.

Gotta go to Papa Jakes for the fish fry. Believe Bandit mentioned it earlier. Out of this world. Make sure you go there hungry, too.

Thanks for doing this, Yolo!

That's what she said.

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Can't go wrong with a little "Smells Like Teen Spirit" by Nirvana.

Since I have time on this Sunday morning... 1. Seattle 2. San Francisco 3. Denver 4. New Orleans 5. Chicago 6. New England 7. Green Bay 8. Philadelphia 9. Cincinnati 10. Buffalo 11. Carolina 12. Detroit 13. St. Louis 14. Indianapolis 15. Arizona 16. Pittsburgh 17. San Diego 18. New York Giants 19. Tampa Bay 20. Baltimore 21. Cleveland 22. Kansas City 23. New York Jets 24. Dallas 25. Miami 26. Minnesota 27. Washington 28. Atlanta 29. Oakland 30. Jacksonville 31. Tennessee 32. Houston Teams I'm higher on than most: Chicago, Buffalo, St. Louis, Arizona. Teams I'm lower on than most: Baltimore, Kansas City, Dallas, Washington, Atlanta The NFC West is really, really good. The AFC South is just as bad. Like the last couple years, after Denver and New England, the AFC is WIDE open.

And if somehow 3 do, Arizona will be the third.

Pettine was comfortable sending so much pressure constantly because he felt good about both Gilmore and McKelvin holding up in man coverage. Especially during the second half of the season when Gilmore was healthy. He was man-on-man with the other team's #1 every single down. Pettine got a head coaching job out of it.

The Bandit already undressed it, but wow, what a terrible take.

Wondering what your basis is for this statement?

Yep. It was painful to watch. And good strategy by Cincy. Tough to tackle AJ Green under normal circumstances, let alone while wearing that thing.

Nice find, Yolo. I've been singing Gilmore's praises since the day he was drafted, and I think he would've made that leap last year had it not been for the injury. Even when he was able to get back into the lineup, the club that he was forced to wear really limited what he was able to do. Let's face it, a big corners like Gilmore thrive when being able to get their hands on a WR right off the snap, and using a good jam to throw them off their intended route. This ability was completely negated when he first came back, and his tackling suffered as well. I full expect Gilmore to be one of a handful of true lock down corners in this league this season.

Sorry, CornerBlitz! I never do that...

Tasker!

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I appreciate greatness. You should too. That being said, the Pats suck.

I'm a sports bettor, and I like to browse around a sports betting forum called SBR once in a while. Just a few days ago I posted about this Bills Super Bowl bet being a great value and, predictably so, received some backlash on my prediction. Since we're on the topic, I thought I'd share the link so that you guys could see what I had to say and what the haters responded with... http://forum.sbrforu...super-bowl.html

Put at least $100 on it. That way when we make the playoffs, you'll have some great hedge opportunities and can guarantee yourself a really nice profit. That's my plan.

I remember watching this game live and knowing right then and there that he was the one guy I wanted us to get in the draft because he did absolutely everything in that game. He caught the ball with his hands constantly. He ran past guys. He ran through guys. He showed elusiveness. He high-pointed the ball beautifully on that touchdown in the corner of the end zone. He played with a physicallity and nastiness that was unmatched on that field. He seeked out contact. He displayed every attribute you could possibly in a wide receiver in that ballgame.

Of the 1st Round picks - Blake Bortles, Anthony Barr, Taylor Lewan, Marcus Smith, Kelvin Benjamin and Bradley Roby.

That's my hope as well.

Was that sarcasm? I hope, because the guy does have 23 touchdowns in his last 3 full seasons. That ain't easy to do...

Williams one-on-one on the other side. Woods and Goodwin working the middle of the field. Chandler down the seam. One of the backs underneath. Lots of options, just have to make the correct read and complete the pass.