dwight in philly

the fans are a fickle bunch, to say the least, and pretty much miserable. i have seen enough of the live interviews from the pre-game shows to ascertain that the tailgating is pretty sterile, could be wrong, but does not seem to compare to the ralph's, obviously.

i have not gone to the "linc" as it is known , here in philly, but i am going to go out on a limb and say it would probably rank as one of the worst, if not , thee worst. this is based on the various reports of fans of the visiting teams getting the crap kicked out of them. i know it has happened at the baseball park where NY Met fans regularly get in fights and i think it would be a safe assumption that a fan of the visiting team at an eagles game would not have a "pleasant" experience.

hopefully , this means the wash game will be shown in philly

we can only hope!

who is coldplay?

as much as i was on board with ryan's hire, i do now think "what if"? hue jackson was hired as HC.. and kept schwartz..

i have probably missed something.. a lot.. but how did football evolve into this? watching football was never like it is now.. where did all these "rules" come from? "back in the day", a flag was a big deal, not an every other play occurrence. did the rules committee start this? the officials trying to be the game? im bewildered.. and have discussed this topic before ..

i think it makes sense in the context of his point. your reach to be glib aside

it wont stop until the officials cost the almighty kraft's team a game. so it will continue, because that wont happen!

very nice thoughts! it does make you wonder when we bills fans, sabre fans, will ever catch a break..

i have to admit, i am not as upset as i usually am. i agree with your feelings. just no PO-D feeling like usual.

there is not any thing sweeter than listening to the media and fans bitching .. i hope mccoy has a big night, rub a little more salt in "Chip's" wounds. the more i listen to Chip, it becomes apparent how he got his name..cocky little so and so..

that is for sure, but i cannot believe as im sure you will agree, the way the game as changed regarding interference. it has gotten to the point where it is part of the "game plan" .. mentioned by the talking heads doing the game, .. throw it long , get the call. i realize i strayed a bit off topic, but i expect everything that has been discussed on here to happen, more or less, on monday night.

not to sound like a "get off my lawn" old guy, which i am, but how did all this evolve? up until the past few years, we all sat, watched the game unfold, and a penalty was a big deal .. now when there isnt a penalty , it is like 'wow" a football play.. continue on..

this whole post is a microcosm of what watching football, , the Bills, this season, and football in general the past few years, is. you sit, you watch, you wait.. then the flag appears.. just not what i remember as i watched football my whole life.

i agree with OP.. one would have to pretty naive not to think like that. a previous poster on here listed all of the examples and that is the reality. and, someone mentioned walt coleman., i think we are due for him.

i agree.. i really dont watch ESPN anymore, just stumbled on this yesterday, and it actually fortified your take on ESPN and my feelings too.. just cannot believe what a bunch of bitter, whinny people that pass themselves off as sports journalists nowadays. .

i know, quite sure when the reporter finds out i did this, it will make his day!..

it is not a matter of "caring" i thought it might be worthwhile to share.. sorry.. why so critical?

"mike lupica listenable" LMAO! love it.. lupica is the epitome of the whiney new yorker know it all!

it is a game.. its sports for crissakes! why is this jerk so psychoanalytical?

this guy sound bitter?http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/14117141/in-victory-rex-ryan-was-biggest-loser

GREAT! EJ sucks.. best news today! .. johnson could not be any worse ..