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I still wish Marrone, Hackett, and anybody else associated with that coaching staff had been fired into the sun.

Subjecting the whole country to an NFC east matchup on baby Jesus’ birthday. That’s just wrong.

I’ve got buddies from downstate who usually make it up for the Giants game. Keeping an eye out for rumors on when that one will be scheduled…anyone else hear anything yet on NYG?

Citation needed.

If you know, you know.

It’s all a distraction. The real story? We’re finally acquiring John Skelton.

They went from worst record in the league to a playoff win. Steel Curtain they ain’t, but it’s objectively a nice story.

Looks like some of the Jags resiliency has carried over from last week.

There are plenty of sneaky snakes among the NFL head coaching ranks (what up Bill B). I’m sure if someone thought it could be done, long ago they would’ve tried the “yeah, so and so is ruled out…..PSYCH!” thing already.

The Fish won the conference in week three, remember? The rest of us are just pretenders.

Yeah, all the updates from family members and sports journos, while all well intentioned, are not super helpful. I work with docs all the time and these things are incredibly nuanced and have to be explained and couched in very precise terms. I give credit to Damar’s buddy/marketing rep who gave an interview to espn yesterday, he made it very clear he’s far from an expert and couldn’t answer medical questions, he could only talk about the family’s state of mind.

Back when the Vikes acquired Harry, I told a Vikes fan buddy of mine they got themselves a real one with that dude. This morning, same guy texted me that bit of news and said I was definitely right.

Certain things about Tomlin and McDermott’s leadership styles seem pretty similar. Must be something they picked up from the football program at William & Mary.

From what little we saw on TV, it sure looked like an all hands on deck situation.

That’s my big worry. I know he’s in the induced coma to give his heart and brain a chance to recover. But how is his brain gonna be after needing CPR for nine minutes? I normally can’t stand Mike Schopp but he kicked his show off today saying maybe we all changed a little bit after witnessing that last night. I think he nailed it. I’m having a hard time giving a ***** about week 18 or the playoffs right now.

You could hear the love from the crowd as our guys ran off. Mad respect for Cincy and their fans.

It’s not a dome.

Oh, the lamentations of the mediocre. The whole world is against us, it’s definitely not our noodle armed QB with a fractured brain and two receivers who are only good at the same thing.

Sal Maiorana is an ancient Italian term roughly translating to “Jerry Sullivan.” Best to be ignored.

This is what we usually do as well, and we come from Rochester like the OP. The game changer was when they made 20A one-way postgame a few years ago. In better weather/daylight we’ll take 20A as far as Geneseo (and it’s a gorgeous drive). But there’s a ton of options to hang a louie off 20A and head north to the thruway. The 219, N. Buffalo St, Transit, 77, you can go as far east as your comfort level and drivetrain will take you.

We’re going to get a natural grass field wheeled in and out on a giant tray?

There’s no question Von’s injury takes a major asset off the field, but it’s pretty clear just having him around will still be of some genuine benefit.

Why exactly does Tua warrant all the ballwashing from Collinsworth? Consolation prize for having his brain broken twice at the beginning of the season?

It makes sense NBC didn’t want the Fish on SNF two weekends in a row. Tua has already shown he’s good for some horrifying medical imagery that makes children scream and grown men weep. They don’t need that on their air twice in a week.

I love Al, but in Q1 once Herbstreet starting gushing about the Pats playing with a chip on their shoulder I switched over to the 96.5 broadcast here in ROC to sync up Murph and eWood instead.