The Senator

Admit it - you guys* are crying over this up there in Provincetown. Maybe this will ease your pain... link

Actually, I can understand why some property owners are wary of renting to some of the younger players - Marshawn constantly parks his multiple cars on the lawn despite association rules, and Travis Henry used to leave his barking pitbulls unattended in the garage for days (with a bag of food, I'm guessing), then come home and hose the dog schitt to the curb and leave it there. I seriously doubt there'd be any problem at all renting to Terrell Owens - I know I'd rent to him in a minute - but there is that reputation of a 'media circus' that accompanies him wherever he goes.

You're probably right - they would probably be more interested in having your Patriettes* move to Toronto... link

No - he will still suck - probably even worse than last season - but this will not stop him from holding out for 'top 0.5' money next Fall.

Because they'd rather sell it, but for cash flow purposes will settle for renting it. (To anyone but T.O. )

I tell ya, I wish I had a youtube of this moment - I could just watch it all day... "1985 – The Patriots* have the greatest year in franchise* history up to that point. They* make the playoffs and win* their* first round game against the slightly favored Jets. In the second round, the Patriots* stun the heavily favored Raiders. The end of this game is marred by Patriots* ownership scion Patrick* Sullivan* rushing up to Oakland Raiders Matt Millen and Howie Long to taunt them over their defeat. Long and Millen are not amused and proceed to pummel the scrawny executive*. It requires the efforts of several oddly reluctant Patriots* to rescue their* erstwhile general* manager*." link - photo

No, was not insinuating at all that you're one of "the shouters" - simply replying that it goes both ways as far as any of us couch potatoes being able to truly evaluate Peters immense decline last season. And I'll also reiterate that an opposing coach, WR, RB, QB, D-back, etc., has no clue - when he's voting for a Left Tackle - how well that LT handles his blocking assignments, compared to the guy who actually lines up opposite that LT. Myself, I'll take the word of Ross Tucker, who's actually played the O-line and played alongside FatBoy Peters, over any posters on this message board... "Though I'm quite sure some of my personal opinions regarding players that didn't deserve to get in (I'm talking to you, Jason Peters) and vice versa will come to the forefront, my focus will be on the process itself because more often than not that is where the problems originate." link

Why not? They did just that with the excavation from the construction of Rich Stadium - used it for landfill and built the Erie Basin Marina around it. Also did it with a few old buildings - if you look into the water right along the shore next to The Hatch, you can see huge pieces of marble, some with amazing architectural detail, just dumped into the water - those would be from St. Joseph's 'New' Cathedral at Delaware & Utica, demolished in 1976 to make room for Timon Towers... link - St. Joseph's New Cathedral link - marble in outer harbor

Actually, I believe much of it still lies within our borders... link - Superfund Cleanup Sites

Or from shouting at the top of their lungs how great he is.

Even then, how many players that vote actually lined up opposite Jason Peters? (It'd be interesting to see the votes of those that did!) No way a d-back (with the exception of maybe Abram Elam ), wide receiver, running back, etc. has any knowledge of how FatBoy handled his blocking assignments - it's pure politics, word-of-mouth, and name-recognition.

Certainly. Makes perfect sense. Problem is, that still doesn't add much legitimacy to the selection. The wide receivers, running backs, d-backs, etc. throughout the league certainly have absolutely no way of knowing exactly how well all the Left Offensive Tackles - that they don't personally face and that their teams perhaps also don't play that season - handled their blocking assignments. Maybe, just maybe, it really is about name recognition... link

Yes, that's what Peters & all his apologists keep telling themselves too - the imagination is a wonderful thing, but the sack was Peters' fault.

And we all saw 200 lb. Jets safety Abram Elam breeze by Peters untouched, causing the Losman fumble that lost us that game in the final moments as FatBoy just stood and watched - apparently completely immobilized by the sight of someone who didn't slow down to pay homage to the fat, lazy, tub of lard.

Proof that Pro Bowl voting is a complete joke - Peters is living proof that you can have a drastic drop-off in performance from the previous season, lead the league in sacks-allowed, and still get voted in based purely on name-recognition alone. BTW, Jason Peters = P.O.S.

Amazing how quickly Brown-appointed Buffalo police commish H. McCarthy Gipson made it over to the mayor's house that evening to take charge of the 'investigation', and how the whole incident quietly faded away.

My guess would also be Marv - but maybe Al should get the nod and publicly thank Ralph for keeping the Oakland Raiders and the AFL financially solvent thru the early '60s. Heck, maybe someone from the Patriettes* organization* should also publicly thank Ralph for lending Billy Sullivan enough money to keep those cheaters* financially afloat as well.

Harrison < P.O.S.

Maybe the Cheatriettes* are interested in moving to Toronto? After all, they almost fled Fagsboro for St. Louis, then Memphis, then Hartford, before Kraft stepped in and rescued the cheaters* for NE*.

T.O. should try looking at a 'gated' community, unless he actually wants the 'drama', the fans, and the media camped outside his house. He'll probably end up in one of the townhouses in the Briarwood area, with the rest of the rookies and 'short timers'.

I believe both he and McKelvin injured their fingers practicing their Tae Kwon Do moves.

The road to Superbowl 44 goes thru Orchard Park, NY... 19 and 0 baby!!! GO BILLSSS!!!!! PosLUSZny!!!!!

Ahhh....of course!

I was thinking dog-groomer.