Captain Caveman

But what happens if the Chiefs win both of their games. And the Chargers team plane crashes into the side of a mountain. Did you ever think about that?

That's the spirit. You couldn't smooth a silk sheet if you had a hot date with a babe... I lost my train of thought.

Don't forget to soak the buns in water.

I got a lot of problems with you people! And now, you're gonna hear about it.

Also, where's Han Solo?

I don't see the Jets beating Chicago this weekend, so I wouldn't worry too much about it.

+1

Don't forget to soak the buns in water.

Wait, so losing to the Raiders by 16 points is enough to make you think he's the next John Elway? Ok, I'll buy that. Given that the Broncos averaged about 21 points a game under Kyle Orton, I'd say Tim Tebow is the next Kyle Orton.

I didn't know he planned on shaving. I hope this isn't Delilah's doing. Also, your avatar makes my stomach hurt.

probably. I was hoping for 10.

If the Jets win next week, then seeding could be at stake in our games with NE and the Jets. But both would be in the playoffs. Only shot for either team (the Jets) to miss the playoffs is for Kansas City to lose one of the next two games and the Jets to lose the next two games. NE has already clinched a playoff birth.

Actually, us beating the Pats has no bearing on the Jets playoff hopes. Where did you buy your tinfoil hat?

That sucks. I'm down 2 points in FF, and had picked up Joe Webb (who was slated to start at QB tonight) as a WR since he was still listed as a WR from earlier in the season. I was hoping to pick up some cheap fantasy points; looks like it may backfire. Especially sucks because I benched Austin Collie (who had two TDs yesterday) in favor of him. Two points down going into tonight's game.

I'm hoping for the best and expecting the worst. My guess is a safety on some kind of ridiculous statue of liberty play. Bills lose by 2.

Did you see the Catches Nelson and Roosevelt made yesterday? Yes, Fitz made good throws, but they were also extremely difficult plays for the receivers to make. As far as defensive players, as a whole the D hasn't been great, so it's not surprising that there aren't more gems there. But... Kyle Williams was 5th round pick I believe. And how is 6th round (Arthur Moats) not late round? George Wilson who has played well was an UDFA. And as for the offense: Fred Jackson - undrafted Demetrius Bell - playing better than most people expected, and looks to be at the very least an average starter at LT Cordaro Howard - has received a lot of playing time as an undrafted rookie and has looked like starter material (provided he gets some experience under his belt) David Nelson - has made great td catches the past two weeks, also has moved the chains and is a reliable big target Steve Johnson - a 7th round pick now has 10 TDs (ties the franchise record for a QB / WR combo in a season with two games left) The point is that we seem to have a lot of players who were drafted very low or not at all who are over-achieving. In addition to these low round picks, we also have a lot of unheralded players who were originally drafted by other teams who seem to be coming here and playing well (e.g. Urbik, David Martin, not to mention Fitzpatrick.)

I don't get it. He's saying pretty much exactly what I've been thinking. Not sure what the big deal is. Also, I don't think Ralph's fingers still work.

Special Teams coach could be gone tomorrow, between not being ready for the onsides kick that got the Eagles back in the game, and the bad snap / punt combination on the last punt of the game.

So he did believe he could make Edwards better, and was wrong. In your earlier post, you indicated that not even Gailey believed he could make Edwards a starting caliber QB which is why your post didn't make any sense to me.

Do we really need to rehash this again? Every report I read from the preseason, both from reporters at camp and from fans on this board said that Edwards was hands down the better QB in camp. You're right, it's impossible for a player to improve with quality coaching. Oh wait, Fitzpatrick seems to have done just that. Edwards was the best player in training camp this year and won the job. Then he sucked in real games and we cut him. Get over it. So if you don't believe Gailey thought he could make Edwards better, what is your explanation for why he was given the starting job? A desire to fail? What you're saying doesn't make sense. It's fine to say that you didn't believe Gailey could make Edwards better, but it's kind of bull **** to proclaim that even Gailey knew Edwards was !@#$ed. At least without some plausible explanation of why he then made him the starting qb.

Sounds like you're a slave to fear.

Derrick Mason will be retiring before he plays in Buffalo again. And that's a shame.

Would be a lot better if Harrison !@#$ed him up. He's lucky, I hear Harrison has shot dudes for less than this.

Have you ever worked as a referee? It's difficult enough to keep track of what's happening on the field of play. If it had been seen by the referee it certainly would have been a penalty.

What'll it take to get you on a bus to vegas?