SageAgainstTheMachine

I thought on the first hit, he got a helmet to the lower back/kidney region. Those hurt like hell, but I could be wrong about the hit.

The adrenaline of playing in the superbowl might make him forget the pain for 3 and a half hours, but yeah he'll probably be taking ice baths for the next month. But then again who wouldn't after an entire season of being protected by Mike Gandy?

Uh, those didn't happen in the same game...But Warner did get knocked around quite a bit by Trent Cole, along with a couple of brutal late hits that got flagged.

AJ almost got Ken Dorsey two heismans...that aint easy.

That was my point. Evans isn't less effective than Fitzgerald because he's shorter...he's just not on the same tier as a WR.

Yeah, well Atlanta, Carolina and Philly were gonna manhandle the Cards too right?

Steve Smith dominates games from time to time, and he's smaller than Evans.

You're right, I did make quite the ignorant statement. I said he killed one person, when he actually killed two people. Here's how it went down...all the witnesses who eventually labelled Lewis as the "peacemaker" initially told investigators that Lewis had murdered the two guys. But on the day of the trial, almost all of the witnesses suddenly changed their minds about what had happened. Ya think maybe they were threatened into giving that falsified testimony? Face it...Lewis murdered those guys (or at the very least helped) but he walked because of his stature and connections to whomever got to those witnesses. I bet you think OJ didn't do it either. (See how annoying it is when people put words in your mouth?)

It makes you sick that hes a defensive captain who works really hard and is a beloved locker room leader? Those are his positive qualities. It should make you sick how horribly he plays.

I don't see the connection. Do you mean because of the Jills?

Yeah, Mauluga certainly wasnt behaving like a player of his stature ought to, but I'm not about to go railing on this as some reprehensible act. It's about 5 steps below the articles that Lori linked to...nobody got hurt, and I'm sure Andrews has to deal with much worse than this on a daily basis. It was probably the biggest game of his life, his adrenaline is still raging, and he did something dumb. I won't judge him for it.

Statham is probably best known for being Handsome Rob, the driver, in the remake of The Italian Job. He stars in your basic explosion action movie fare. And youre correct about Dane Cook, he is possibly the least funny comedian to ever hit it big. For some reason, it seems like every young person except for me is completely obsessed with him. I don't get it, the guy doesnt make jokes.

If you're good at something, never do it for free.

Considering the complete and utter lack of defense on each team and the difficult schedules they faced, I wouldnt really say that Houston and New Orleans underachieved this year. 8-8 is about right on the money for both of them.

I like how he can admit that he hates the process of doing it.

Better than Ronnie Lott? Lott was an interception guru as well, getting 63 in his career (reed currently has 43) but he was also a tackler. Lott had over 100 tackles 5 times, while Reed has never done so. He actually only had 41 tackles this year.

Buffalo is not a team mascot. Bill is. Whatever that even means.

Well yeah, it's certainly an educated guess that bills practices are easier than most teams...but I just can't stand people who have the audacity to make bold, sweeping statements like "Complete opposite of Jauron's approach" without any sort of solid evidence. Maybe he's a taskmaster in practice, but the players still respect and like him as a man. Fact is, we don't know for sure.

Well it's good to know that a member of TBD attends Bills practices! What are they like??

I dont understand how dancing shows have become the new trend. Granted, I've never sat down to watch one and never will, but what exactly draws peoples' attention to these shows?

I was at that game. It was really sad, I remember him taking off his helmet and slamming it to the ground, probably knowing exactly what the injury would mean to his career.

I'm aware that there are way too many degenerates in the NFL to even keep track of, but what makes the Raiders so bad? Nobody really sticks out in my mind.

OJ's double murder was more heavily publicized...didnt you know that that makes it worse? Most people don't remember Ray killing those guys so it's alright.

Why? He played a very very solid game.

Based on what I've read here, that will be an unpopular opinion. In fact, I've seen people on this board actually demanding thugs on the team. But I'm with you.