jimmy10

Not just ratings, but heat on a google search, which he's being given here. Mission accomplished.

I lost what respect i had for the Broncos and their fans when Emmanuel Sanders pulled his Rod Tidwell routine after a legal hit by Gilmore during the Bills game in Denver last year. Go Panthers. Edit: On the other hand, I'd like to see Wade win one. Pey-Pey has never impressed me. He's like A-Rod. Johnny Fantasy in the regular season, but can usually be counted on to fall flat in the postseason. Plus he's so bland, safe and corporate. He's like the Joe Buck of QBs. At least Cam has a personality. Bottom line, the Pats aren't in it and I just hope it's a good game. Can't ask for anything more.

Like every other live musical performance at any Super Bowl.

It means it's a paper tiger in a house of cards waiting for the other shoe to drop.

Still the only Super Bowl decided by one point.

New England football was founded in 2002. Duh.

Gotcha. [fist bump]

Nothing alleged about it. Those chowderheads accepted fines and sanctions. TWICE.

Today we are all Bronco fans. I hope Pey-Pey's neck rivets don't come loose.

The general senses of paranoia and malaise that come with being a Western New Yorker and a Bills fan.

No hate. I did just fine. Married a Geneseo girl in fact. Yeah, actually knowing people there definitely helped with the blending. I had plenty of friends from other schools come visit too. I'm talking more about the cars full of dudes coming down from various schools (coughRITcough) who stuck out like sore thumbs and generally couldn't handle themselves around women and made it very obvious they were there to [beavis & Butthead voice] huh-huh pick up chicks huh-huh. Yes, it was a horrible, senseless tragedy. And yes, horrible, senseless tragedies happen every day. But for those of us who went to school there, it's been a particularly heart-wrenching experience. It's cliche, but those types of things don't happen in towns like that. Just a massive f*cking bummer.

I'm an alum of Geneseo and one of my close friends was a responder on the scene. From what I have been told, it was about as gruesome as you could imagine. And for all the goons in this thread bragging about visiting Geneseo to chase tail, I used to work at one of the bars in town. Believe me when I say you were spotted a mile away and laughed at.

"If you've never been to a Waffle House, just imagine a gas station bathroom... That sells waffles." Comedian Jim Gaffigan on Waffle House:

I lived in the South for almost a decade. I can only assume by "secret weapon" they are referring to the sudden onset of an acute case of mudd-butt that often follows a trip to Waffle House.

Actually, someone here posted it somewhat recently, I remembered it, and a quick Google search brought it up. I forget the context it came up in, but it was something like "Hey, remember when Jimbo almost came out of retirement to play for the Ravens?"

This reminds me of the time Jimbo considered coming out of retirement, but only if he could play for Marchibroda in Baltimore. http://articles.baltimoresun.com/1998-02-03/sports/1998034113_1_dan-kelly-jim-kelly-ravens

Guilty:

Someone remind me. A former player of Rex's from his Baltiless days was quoted this year saying something like "The thing about Rex's D is everyone has to have buy-in or it doesn't work." I don't think it was Ray Lewis... Was it Ed Reed? Whatever the quote was, it stuck out to me in retrospect as maybe being a dig against Mario.

Great players often don't make great coaches, no matter the sport. I really, really hope this case is an exception.

[buys six more season tickets]

No, but apparently it can buy them an ounce of fake ganj.

According to Foxboro Police Chief Ed O'Leary? Fact: "Ed O'Leary" translated into Gaelic is pronounced "Crooked McGillicuddy."

Rumor on Twitter AND a message board?? That's double confirmation!!

I agree. If he gets run out of here in a year, I'd rather he leave a Rex-shaped hole in the wall than have taken any half-measures.

Smart move. He already looks like 75% of the dudes in the stands at the Ralph.