Simon

Nobody has said anything remotely resembling that which means that at this point, you're just trolling.

With all the byes the Eagles got, Reid had to win just one playoff game to get in the NFCCG. With the changes in playoff formatting and being in the same conference as the Chiefs, McDermott has to win two games to get into the AFCCG. McDermott's and Reid's postseason records in Buffalo and Philly are only two games apart relative to .500. They are indeed comparable whether you like it or not.

React all you want on your own time, but do not drag that trash into our nice living room please.

Sean McDermott is one game under .500 in his postseason career. Andy Reid was one game over .500 in his postseason career in Philly. Their records are absolutely comparable.

A herding or sporting dog is acceptable since we're working on something as innocuous as a football team. You don't want to agitate your own, so subtly visit one of your neighbors dogs with a concealed pair of safety scissors. The more neighbors, the better since we're working toward a pack concept. If you're OK with canine kidnapping you can actually have one of those dogs dig the hole.

No worries, I've seen this before. You have to fill it full of wolf whiskers and bury it under a bison range during a waxing moon.

btw, the greatest song ever written about The Price is Right The Showcase Showdown was set for a quarter to noon My spin did not make it all the way around, I got booooed Next thing I knew I was standing next to a Marine.... Who did not like his showcase and passed it on over to me.

fwiw, my favorite Kordell memory: Early in his first year as a starter I was watching a game with a Steeler fan when Kordell got in trouble deep in his own end and was running around like a crazy person trying to avoid a sack. In the middle of this chaos in the backfield my buddy says "Touchdown!" and I started cracking up and nearly spit out my beer. Sure enough Kordell finally somehow gets loose and ends up taking off for what was about a 170 yrd long TD run.

I agree that he was an outstanding college QB. And he was fun to watch in the NFL, but he could just never operate within the framework of pro systems.

I disagree; the Steelers won in spite of him, not because of him. Most years he threw more picks than TD's; he had a career TD:Int that was actually below 1:1 He rarely completed 60% of his passes over a season and finished his career with a 55% completion rate. He only once managed to throw 20 TDs in a season and his second highest total was a paltry 14 TD passes. And all this despite a defense that repeatedly gave him the ball in great position while playing behind outstanding OLines and throwing to guys like Hines Ward, Plaxico Burress, Charles Johnson, etc. Even an average NFL QB would have won multiple SB's with that team during that stretch. He was a great athlete but an atrocious QB.

The Steelers were stacked on both sides of the ball for Kordell Stewart's entire career. The reason they were never able to win a Super Bowl was Kordell Stewart. After they got rid of him, they then went on to win two Super Bowls over the next 6 years.

To this day I still have a creepy childhood memory of having a high fever while watching the Price is Right and Bob Barker's mouth being absolutely enormous and taking up the entire screen.

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Nice try you sneaky subliminal double-talking SOB, but you'll never get me to buy a Ford!!!

You've got to have somebody out there. I don't think there's anybody else behind him on the depth chart.

Awesome! I will never use Rosen as a verb again!!! First loser

I think the 'backer was down there because he was chasing Ty Johnson on the wheel. And I'm still enjoying the the fact that DJ Reed had such a special day out there. I don't know what he said to Josh Allen or when he said it, but he'll be ruing that one indefinitely.

I wonder if it's because folks sometimes forget these guys are just people too. They don't want to wreck themselves for nothing a week before the games that will define their careers. Every player in the game knows how to protect himself and most of them will do so if coach gives them permission. Keon is not stupid; he knows when it's time to go and when it's time to slow.

Bingo. No, he was instructed to protect himself. Just like everybody else was. And they all did.

It was really really weird. A lot of announcing is weird anyway, but that was really really really weird.

A cold? You could try brewing up a big cup of Quit Being a *****.

And it wasn't just yesterday either. It's been going on for a month.

He's been absolutely killing the Steelers down the stretch with his rookie foolishness. Tomlin has got to be tearing his hairs out.

I can't imagine why nobody is talking about the safety position in a thread about a wide receiver. There are multiple threads on the front page about the defense and specifically the safety position; it's not the first time you've posted something like this when it was clear you didn't even look at the forum first.