Kelly the Dog

It's Casual Firing Fridays! Who gets the ask or axe?

Absolutely. Very fun to watch for first time in years.

It's not like he was loafing on the field or not trying to win.

Jews.

Very funny. Mostly because of Vince Vaughn though. Stiller was cringe-worthy a lot.

I did watch the game. Brady looks all over the field, throws to a bunch of different guys depending on matchups and play calls and the time he has and who is running where when he looks at them and it's not remotely Hogan by a mile. It's not Hogan by a foot.

Sweet. Such a great show.

I may be in the minority but Im with you. I think Kyle Orton should be on the Wall of Fame. Under one condition. If Kyle Williams middle name is Orton. So it would be Kyle Orton Williams.

Do you mean because Amendola caught 8-77 and Hogan 8-74 and White caught 7? That favorite by a mile?And Cook caught 5-85 Hogan had 11 targets. Amendola and Cooks had 8 each. And White 9

The problem isn't the women on the sidelines. At least they provide a public service. The problem is the coaches who never ever ever say anything of worth to them.

I assume people liked his money. He would throw it around at times. I have never heard of anyone that liked him.

He's well known as total !@#$ and scumbag.

Can we please update that misogyny to bedroom, bareassed and infertile?

Schwabl's was my go to. I think chuck the butch is overrated. Kind of the anchor bar of wings. There are dozens of little taverns that are better than Charlie me thinks.

Then substitute Putin for nutjob. That doesn't enter into the equation.

Meh to me. Tropic Thunder sure. Zoolander had the great cast but didn't cut it for me. 1-2 out of 10 isn't good at all.

Hate Ben Stiller but Hot Tub Time Machine was terrific. I never wanted to see it and someone made me and it was very funny at times. Dumb premise. Funny bits.

He should just go to Yoplait.

I agree. They all need to go.

No, I want to know what is the difference between guns don't kill people, people kill people - cluster bombs don't kill people, people kill people - and nukes don't kill people, people kill people.

Anyone watch the Brit show Skins? Pretty damn funny them young blokes.

When two great passes were dropped in the endzone on one drive late in the game?

No. But I did see Dan Manucci's parents at a bar in Scottsdale called Hightops, while Dan was playing in a Bills game, and they had the world's first camcorder taking Betamax home movies of a 12 inch screen up in a corner showing the game.

Plus they had to make a play to score, and he was throwing it up to Amari Cooper. That wasn't a terrible pass at all. The defender made a stud play. Plus he had a TD that was a clear drop, and he had another great pass that could have been a TD but WR didn't hang on. He did well. The one thing he didn't do was have game awareness that cost two five yard penalties but sometimes the plays don't come in quick or guys don't get lined up right. Those looked like his fault though. He threw a lot of good balls.

Not so sure about that. Our coaching staff seems to think about a lot of situations, already. I have heard players talk about this. It's a nice twist to go into a play like at the goal line which is mostly a 50-50 call, and say we run it if we get the look and we don't if we don't. While still trying to draw them offsides. That says something about the staff and it's something I like. I think three times already, McD has called timeout in defense right before the snap, like icing the kicker. But moreso to see how the opposition lined up to run the play they wanted to run the most. That's a great little move we don't see enough from other coaches. We also heard on the short TT touchdown pass to Clay in the Bronco game that TT's first option was pass, his second was to run, and his third was a different pass. He did both two and three and it was a TD. I had never heard of that before and not sure if it was a new twist or something he had in the years previous. Those little things can give a tiny advantage and NFL games are usually won on three or four decisive plays per game.