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That's right...now I remember him.

Ah, thanks for the correction. That's it alright.

I remember Thurman saying after the game that if Norwood would have missed that last kick, they would have thrown him off the plane.

That is exactly my point.

Didn't he coach for us at one time?

Yep...that will be our reward for getting a MNF game.

In two articles this week, Marv has been slammed for playing too conservative at the end of SB 25, basically setting Norwood up for failure by making him kick the 47 yarder. Since about 2 minutes after that kick, I have been saying to anyone who makes fun of "wide right" that it should never have come down to that. Marv should have come out of halftime and just handed the ball to Thurman. TT gained 7 yds per carry in that game. Had we just run the ball down the Giants throat more, Norwood would never have been in the position to kick that FG. While the articles say Marv should have run one more play to get even just a few more yards closer, I think his culpability for that loss runs much deeper. I love Marv, but damn was he outcoached in this game. http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/3354390 http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2005/writ...ches/index.html

So, before his next game, lets run Bledsoe over with the team bus.

Ditto. What a ball-less POS. The suicide guy, not you stevestojan.

Big Ben, "I sucked against the Pats because I broke my toes." Coach Fugly, "No. You didn't break your toes. You just sucked." http://www.nfl.com/teams/story/PIT/8135307

I like the fact that ever since 9/11, whenever some douchbag flips out on a plane, the passengers can't wait to beat the snot out of him.

Ventilation!

I think we have only seen a fraction of what these two guys are capable of.

Ordinarily in cases like this, I'd say just take him out back and blow his head off. However, in this case, killing him would give him what he was too much kitty to do on his own. Life in prison would be an excellent opportunity for this POS to sit and rot and think about what he did. :I starred in Brokeback Mountain:

Well, at least it wasn't the pixie link!

Somebody should call that chick and B word her out so we can all see her lose it!

Holy sh--! The chick behind the desk is freaking huge!

WTF!?!? He just got up and left!

If he would even just stand up and pick his ass, but no...nothing!

I could never imagine that show without baba. I agree with you that Fred is a genius, but everytime ra ra retard comes into the studio, the laughs are bountiful. Who was better...Jackie or Artie? I loved how Fred would immitate Jackie, and the abuse they heaped on him was a riot. Artie is funnier overall, but Jackie was a better target for abuse.

He's still sitting there, and he never moves! The woman behind the desk is going about her business, and this guy just sits there. Maybe that's his punishment...sitting there while people all over the web wonder WTF he's doing!

I voted for baba booey. This guy has been the butt of jokes on the show for 20 years. His fights with Scott are legendary. And his name...nothing more needs to be said.

Dead Man Walking.

I agree with that scenario, though it will only happen if he agrees to take a pay cut.

I'm very happy with all the indications that the team is ready to let JP take over as starter. I think we have to thank Ben R. and the Steelers a bit for this, as he showed that if you have a good running game and a good defense, a rookie QB can bring you a level of success. Face it, Ben did not play spectacularly all year...but he did play SMART. If we can get the same thing out of JP, then 9-7 again next year may not be out of the question. And regarding Drew...I think the key factor in whether he will restructure and agree to back up JP is if there is any interest out there for him as a starter. Honestly, how many teams would be willing to bring Drew in and have him step in as their starter? People are saying Dallas, with Drew's connection with Parcells, but I'm not so sure. They already have their own Drew, and he is obviously there plan for the future, so will probably get a chance to start next fall. Arizona? Chicago? Miami? When push comes to shove, I think Drew will initially refuse to restructure, leading to his March 1 release. He will then test the market for a month or so, and then come back to the Bills with an incentive-laden contract as the backup to JP. I'd prefer to have Drew as our backup over some other veteran since he is already up to speed on the offense, and for that reason, can effectively tutor JP as the season progresses.