Sisyphean Bills

Wow. Gus Frerotte at 38 years old. The Dolphins left the guy at the altar, figuring he was shot, 4 years ago.

Edwards also veered away from the W-L record and stated that the worst thing about last year was the criticism leveled at him by people that have never played the position in the NFL and therefore have no right to be critical.

Yes. It is simply unlucky to get crushed by a steam roller 11 times in a row.

Well, you can always enjoy the logo, even if your watch is broken.

And, yet, he is still better than Whitner.

That's some case of laryngitis. Glad he's better now.

"Getting smaller"? They were zero to begin with.

A couple of strips of buffalo jerky?

I have no illusions that he'd take less money to play on a contender at this point in his career. He has nothing to prove and little left to achieve as his career winds down. Buffalo, with their cash-to-cap, will have to outbid for his services just like they did when they brought back Peerless Pricetag for $10M to snatch him out of signing with New England which had offered him the vet minimum.

Stupidity is limitless.

Can he play special teams?

He liked McKelvin. But, so what? McKelvin did definitively OK for a top rookie draft pick, but that hardly is evidence in support of either the "Mayock is a super-genius" or "Mayock is a moron" positions in the discussion.

Being an "insider" can't hurt in terms of making contacts, seeing how things tick up close, etc.

Does that make Travis Henry a super-genius?

Way to jinx the hope.

Similarly, just because someone has knowledge on a topic doesn't mean they should be put in front of a camera with a microphone.

Shocking!

The McNown situation really was an interesting microcosm. Jauron defended the guy with impeccable continuity. He was always the QB that gave the Bears the best chance to win on Sunday -- at least that was the public face put on it. Come to find out though, McNown was totally apathetic about his job and career. The entire team despised the guy because he was so cocky and put zero effort into his craft. He showed up late. He never knew what he was supposed to do, let alone the offense. Once he was asked to stand up in the QB meeting and go through the opening script for the game. He didn't know a single play of the script. When he got them spoon fed by the coach, he still misidentified each play's reads, etc. He started the game anyway. What I don't understand is how players can love a head coach that allows and promotes clusterphuk situations of total incompetence like that on his watch. Yet, everybody loves the guy. It's always someone else's fault that these dysfunctional situations happen continuously. There is always someone else standing close enough to blame. Indeed, the McNown situation was never resolved until Angelo was hired and traded McNown, against Jauron's wishes it was reported, to Miami for a song and dance. Then again, it's always the QB's fault.

7 losing seasons out of 8 and they trot out the old "leopard can change his spots" comments -- yet again. Is there a queue of suckers forming to buy that?

Well, that fixes the passing game. Next!?

In today's economy, it might not make much sense for a company to give Jerry millions on one hand and lay off thousands of workers with the other. Just saying. All the signs have to cost something...

As long as it is grape.

Another illegal handgun?

Reads like a fantasy novella. Does each season ticket package come with a lifetime supply of beer, too?

You can never have too many safeties on IR.