leonbus23

Primetime...Primetime...Primetime... (In Tom Jackson voice).

No. Wrong. Progressive Liberals got their porn. Not the far left. And also, aside from the media aspect, real people did real things. It wasn't entirely simulacra and simulation.

If politics enter sports discourse, then masses may push for health care, education, and no war. All bad things.

You said it!

I know. Wtf?

Jeez. He's a regular Dan Marino.

Eagan. The best of Whaley.

You are right. I think the stadium will be sold out for every game for years. But not with Raiders fans. And possibly without people. This means that all the season tickets will always sell out. But whether people sit in the seats is another question. My family will put in for the lottery for season tickets and if they get them, they wil sell the tickets or give them to out of town friends most of the time. That's how Vegas is. Conventions, tourist parties, etc.

Those are Reggie Bush numbers.

Sammy catch from Orton against Lions. Nice trade.

And Chiefs win.

Miss Sammy?

Read. Think. Comprehend.

Patriots Penalties: Method: This data reports the Penalties called on New England and their weekly opponents. It specifically reports the number of subjective penalty calls, which include Holding, Pass Interference, Unnecessary Roughness, Unsportsmanlike Conduct, Taunting, Illegal Blocks. This means that these infractions can either be called on every play and are completely at the discretion of the official to choose when to call them, or subjective in that they can be called based on the discretion of the official, such as if a hit is deemed unnecessary roughness (like roughing the passer or helmet to helmet). These are sometimes called and sometimes not called, but lay completely in the subjective perception of the official. (Un)subjective Penalties are penalties that are clearly violations, such as Offside, delay of game, false start, and others. These penalties must be called because they are obvious and not at the discretion of the official. Whereas a holding penalty can be called on every play, an offside cannot. There simply has to be a player offside to call an offside, for example. Week 1: Subjective calls against the Patriots- 3 Defensive Pass Interference Unnecessary Roughness Offensive Holding (Offsetting) Subjective Calls Against the Opponent (Chiefs)- 13 Defensive Pass Interference Defensive Holding (Offsetting) Defensive Holding Offensive Holding Offensive Holding Offensive Holding Unnecessary Roughness Defensive Holding Defensive Pass Interference Taunting Offensive Holding Defensive Holding Illegal Block Above the Waist This does not include the second "running into the kicker," which might have been called "unnecessary roughness" by many officials

You are spot on: http://www.nflpenalties.com/game/kansas-city-chiefs-at-new-england-patriots-09-07-2017

Collinsworth is great! Max Kellerman, although not a football announcer is probably the best out there.

I think they focus more on the talent part, not just the the age. While I think the talent they gave was less than they got, they have draft picks. So, they can potentially get more talent, also young.

Bowles

I think Jones is adding a lot to special teams. So, in terms of just a running back on offense, I think all would contribute as much as Banyard. We don't really know what he can do. Maybe he will be a really solid back up. Personally, I would go with Williams or Matthews. If Shady stays healthy, I don't think it will matter that much. Of course, why Banyard over JWill?

Tolbert. Two fumbles in the Super Bowl. http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-super-bowl/0ap3000000634198/Mike-Tolbert-fumbles-Danny-Trevathan-recovers

I do not think JWill was waived because of ball security. Suck on this: http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-super-bowl/0ap3000000634198/Mike-Tolbert-fumbles-Danny-Trevathan-recovers

Satire? Parody? Can't be real. Powder?

Him AND Sean Penn!!!

Obviously the Bills! But I will also cheer for the Cards and the Rams. I lived in PHX and grew to like the Cards and I live in SoCal now, so I'll go for the Rams. My wife is from Chicago, so the Bears, too.

Definitely bring in Webb. Probable wont use him anyway, but way better than Yates. He made a couple nice plays this preseason. He threw about a 50 yard TD. Three Int's, though.