SageAgainstTheMachine

You get to make an NFL team out of 53 clones of the same NFL player (past or current). Who do you pick? EDIT: Also, if you have X's and O's knowledge of the game, explain the strategy by which your team would try to win.

If that's just how the NFL works, then why are guys like Dwan Edwards and Spencer Johnson, or anybody with a mid-level veteran contract even in the league? Your statement subsists on the thought that there are only "special" and "non-special" players. As if the only difference between Spencer Johnson and some dude from the practice squad is their contract. What happens if KW gets injured (or just on a game-by-game basis when he needs a spell) and suddenly your DT is the worst player on the field? Younger and cheaper is better if you KNOW that player can approximate the value of his predecessor. Who's that guy for the Bills?

After the 50 million players the Bills have sent to the I.R. over the past 3 or so years, it baffles me how anybody can advocate cutting important depth.

Who'd win in a race between Tebow and Mario? Maybe Tebow by a step, but we have one of the few edge rushers who can't simply be abused to the outside by such a player.

From the comfort of my couch with good friends, good beer and very bad queso dip.

Or so they say. Are seasons defined now by thematic elements rather than simply hiatuses?

Hey guys. It's been more than 3 years and I just wanted to stop by to say I'm still winning. But good try though, everyone.

Too bad. And specifically to PTR, sorry for the news.

When Dylan is on the job (hell, when he's just hanging out) he probably gets that 5 times per day at a minimum. There's only so much "Oh, it's so great to hear from my fans!" that a person can muster before getting annoyed. That said, a simple "Thanks, kid. How about a Coke?" wouldn't have been difficult.

Yes, but differently. I think he gets angry this time, rather than broken. Jesse takes every precaution to avoid blood getting spilled, but the bodies continue to pile up.

Good point, but I give credit to the writers...because the plan they hatched seemed weirdly lucid for something so hare-brained. I caught myself thinking, "Well sure, of course that's how you'd rob a train..."

Thoughts on last night's episode... http://www.entertainment-bureau.com/breaking-bad-review-episode-5-05-dead-freight/2845

EDIT: Wow, great minds think alike.

Intrepid ace reporter Pat Moran reports that Shawne Merriman was stopped at the Canadian border with a large shipment of ash wood and baseball bat-making equipment.

It's the rare person who can remain humble in the face of adoration. Not to excuse that type of behavior, but it exists pretty commonly among fame.

I would estimate that Mario Williams, Fred Jackson, Eric Wood, Andy Levitre and Kyle Williams are all top-5 in the league at their position.

The Devinyls - "I Touch Myself" Oh, we already got it? Thanks, crayonz.

Unfortunately, knee problems are for life.

The Bills took them for granted last year? In what way?

That right there is just part of minor league baseball. Is there another field where shameless promotion is so endearing?

Yes, but he has the M60 a year into the future from last night's episode.

Pretty weird. If these guys have done Division I football, the only potential confusion should be over switching to the NFL rules. Something like a blown touchback on the 5 certainly doesn't qualify as understandable.

Hey, Alex Van Pelt outdueled Chris Weinke AND Vinny Testaverde that year.