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Do you think Kim Pegula's credentials qualify her to run the team?

Oh, we're fighting.

Mine is a toss-up between Fred and Fitz. If I absolutely had to narrow it down to one, it would be Fred.

Whether you're an Ellen fan, or not, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND watching this video. I laughed so hard, my stomach hurt. Very fun and funny stuff ...

I wouldn't mind seeing Moss wear #22.

Don't get me wrong ... Brady had a great season. But there's a reason that there's never been a 43 year old QB play well in the NFL. I think any QB would do better on the Patriots (with Bill B. and McDaniels) than they would on most other teams ... especially the Bengals.

Do you remember how he looked like a JV football player in first game we played them last season? This isn't about last year as much as it is about this coming season. He's another year older.

Totally agree with 100% of this.

Would you consider Dalton an upgrade over Brady? I would.

Everything I've heard and read leads me to believe otherwise. A full season (sans fans), with a later Super Bowl, seems likely.

(time out) - WOW!!!! I remember buying this album when it first came out and this wasn't even one of the "hits!" Nice call, man!!! (Game On!!!!) I walk along the avenue I never thought I'd meet a girl like you Meet a girl like you With auburn hair and tawny eyes The kind of eyes that hypnotize me through You hypnotize me through And I ran I ran so far away I just ran I ran all night and day I couldn't get away

You were there????!?!?!?

Football career is done. Perhaps he can recreate himself and become a farmer, or something.

Why?

It's shocking how Curtis Painter ended up so damn good!

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/29113844/brett-favre-says-thinks-aaron-rodgers-finish-career-packers Favre fanning the flames!!! I love it!!!! Favre said he's talked with Rodgers since the Packers traded up four spots to pick Love at No. 26 on Thursday. "I'm not going to talk about all that we talked about, but he was ... let's just say surprised that they went in that direction," Favre said. "I'm not surprised that he reached out to Jordan, being in a similar situation himself 15 years ago," Favre said. "And we had a great relationship in spite of -- I wouldn't say it took a turn for the worst when I left, but he was basically caught up in the middle of a hornet's nest, if you will. I don't foresee that happening here. I think Aaron will do whatever. It's not his job to mentor Jordan Love. "This discussion went on when I left Green Bay. It's not the head guy's job to mentor the next guy. That guy's ultimately there to take your spot. Now, if Jordan were to ask, 'Can I watch extra film with you?' I would be shocked if Aaron said no. I think he would go over and beyond to help, but he's not going to go out of his way, and I can't blame him."

I'm sure going 32-3 against Buffalo kept him awake at night.

Since it's your birthday, Joe, I'll give you a tip as you think about drafting a will. Don't leave your dogs to @CountryCletus.

That was terrible.

I think this is great. I've never been a Winston fan, per se, but he obviously came into the league with serious maturity issues. I, for one, hope that with a decent coaching staff and (possibly) some guidance/tutelage from Brees, that this kid resurrects his career.

This kid's gonna be great as long as they fit him up.

You can disagree with the rules. But shouldn't you also expect the agreed upon rules to be enforced consistently, even if they're stupid?

Anytime you're on the same list as Dolan and Wilpon, I wouldn't consider it any kind of honor.

That's a beautiful dog, Joe!

Abso-friggin-lutely.