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If Jauron had been the coach, Fitz would've been on the sideline watching Edwards.

That wasn't the play call - Fitz saw single coverage on TO and called an audible.

The first 58 minutes of the Dallas MNF game.

Foreigner, The Aud, 1979. My musical taste has improved greatly since then.

I'll always love TO for his role in getting Jauron fired and Edwards benched.

When I Was Just A Baby, My Mama Told Me, "Son, Always Be A Good Boy; Don't Ever Play With Guns." But I Shot A Man In Reno Just To Watch Him Die.

The team is a non-profit entity. The only pockets being lined belong to players and coaches.

You own a piece of the team and have the right to vote on who runs the team. https://www.si.com/nfl/2018/07/17/green-bay-packers-shareholders-team-owners You own a certificate for your man-cave - not much different than a banner, really. And you get bragging rights. There are only 32 NFL teams and you have an opportunity to be a part-owner of one. I agree, it's not worthy as an investment, but do any of us buy Bills gear as an investment? Is a PSL an investment?

For their fans, owning a piece of the team is meaningful. Fans spend money on team stuff. What is a PSL worth? A plain t-shirt costs around $10, but people will spend $60 for an authentic, official NFL t-shirt with a Bills logo. Frankly, if the NFL would allow publicly owned teams (other than the Pack, who's grandfathered in), and the Bills were up for sale, I'd spend $300 on a share. Considering how much I've spent on DirecTV and Sunday Ticket, that's pretty small potatoes.

The Packers are a publicly owned, not-for-profit team.

Levi is our #2 CB. If you go 4-3, you take Taron off the field, not Levi.

We got to light the light We got to call the calls Try to place the place Where we can face the face.

Geez, a $300k/yr pension and a lifetime earnings of over $20M. How's a guy supposed to live on that?

He made a business decision. Straight outta the Edwards/Orton playbook. Josh makes football decisions. Here's Teddy's explanation, which is quite lame in my opinion. https://www.nfl.com/news/broncos-qb-teddy-bridgewater-explains-poor-tackle-attempt-on-darius-slay-s-td-re

SUVs were popular before that. In general, I'm not opposed to bands selling their songs for commercials. I've actually been turned on to music I wouldn't have heard otherwise because it was featured an an ad. But I was really bummed when Pete allowed Happy Jack to be used in a Hummer commercial.

Indeed. Bojo is now holding for Mason Crosby, one of the most reliable kickers in the league... until this year. I think he's missed 7 FGs with Bojo holding.

When you go down to Deep Elem to have a little fun Have your ten dollars ready when the police man comes

I forgot he played for the G-men. Maybe he said "Jets" and not NY.

“And that’s another Jets ...” "So, what do you guys want to do for dinner tonight?"

Klein and Edmunds have different playing styles, and I'm glad the coaches figured out how to play to his strengths instead of asking him to just be like Edmunds. Given that, I'd love to see him and Edmunds rotated based on the down/distance/gametime situations. Let each one use his strengths when they're needed and, like the D-line rotations, keep everyone fresh.

I sat on the roof and kicked off the moss Well, a few of the verses, well, they've got me quite cross But the sun's been quite kind while I wrote this song It's for people like you that keep it turned on

Feely was okay, except for touting Rex as the best coach he played for in NY.

If they had drafted Allen, he probably wouldn't have flourished like he has in Buffalo. But at least they'd have kept him away from a division rival.

So much for situational awareness.

Given the lack of cables and amps, I'd say what's happening is lip-syncing and instrument-syncing.