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Actually, it is your fault.

Why do they need 4 of these never before seen alternate refs. Do they think 4 officials can have heart attacks in the same game or something?!?

Iran really needs to get it's ***** together regarding funerals.

It would have been 4th and long. Going for it was hardly an option in OT when the other team just needs a FG. I think there's a lot of question - you miss that - and I think he would have - and the Falcons need what 20 yards or whatever to win the game.

What would have changed if the crackback wasn't called? Do you think McD would have gone for a 55 yard field goal?

I see what I did wrong - I followed your directions!

Me, too. That's hot chicks doing yoga. Not a hot blonde on a treadmill

What I find weird is that RJ was the radio guy (I think for a long time while Ted Darling was the TV PBP) - and yet he seems to have forgot he's on the radio at all. And, Ted Darling was the one (before the score was always on the screen) who would have an egg timer and went it got to the end it would remind him to give out the score.

I'm glad you did. It's horrible. And, the sound is so muddy. My ears are not good, but I can hear the game on TV fine. Go into another room with the radio - and it sounds much like adults do in Peanuts cartoons. It's all crowd noise..........Somebody who used to work on the tech part said it's because of the simulcast.

I've come up with a ton of commercials, none with a blonde on a treadmill, though there are other hot women.

That was the worst part. It got no worse after that.

Nice winning the first conference game of the year over GW. Osun makes all the difference. Player of the Game: Osun Osunniyi, St. Bonaventure. The Charles E. Smith Center was an inhospitable environment until Osunniyi became a Bonnie. He followed up last year’s 18-point outing in DC with a career-high 20 points on perfect shooting from the field. The sophomore made all eight of his field goal attempts, added four free throws, grabbed nine rebounds and blocked five shots. He answered a foul-plagued night at Buffalo on Monday by committing just three fouls in 36 minutes.

Does he give the score so that people listening on the radio have a clue about what the situation is? Nobody else does.

But, it didn't touch the ground until after it was caught - and then he flipped it.............If that doesn't change things, the rules are even stupider than I thought.

Now that you mention it, that call actually got us a higher draft pick!

This seems like you are talking about the rule as of now: If the ball on a kickoff touches the ground in the end zone without being touched - it is now a touchback regardless of where it hit the ground first. It can hit at the 10 and bounce into the end zone and it is a touchback - like a punt.

Awesome. So you're the only one agreeing with McBride and it's because you are using his own example, which proves the opposite - the player caught the ball. It didn't hit the ground until after.

Apparently, the men in black can overrule any official rule. And call it common sense. Since when did common sense have anything to do with NFL rules. How much common sense was there in the tuck rule?

That's what I asked two posts above. They must have come to some deal, right? How else could he get in the stadium?

How does he get to wear Bills gear, be at the stadium and mention the Bills? Did he come to some sort of agreement with them?

I listen to the On Demand stuff, and get the same glitches............But, I found a solution. The same things are in podcast form in your favorite podcast app (mine is Overcast)...................There's no glitches and it doesn't take forever to load up.

So far, I'm not finding it to be either as horrific as described (thankfully) nor as "couldn't stop watching" compelling as described. I guess I built it up in my head too much.

With the Oilers in town, I'm hoping we can work out a trade involving McDavid and ERod

I thought it was when God ripped the balls out of Stevie Johnson's hands for what would have been the winning touchdown Damn. Didn't see this when I posted. God doesn't show up on the replay, though.