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$57 is about how much my bar bill with tip comes to for Sunday football. I'd much rather spend the money with friends, good food and beer than further line the NFL pockets.

Agree. McDermott was obviously reacting emotionally to whatever happened a short time earlier. I believe he was pissed, and had to walk it back once he cooled off.

Since you're mixing sports, how the heck is Brad Marchand not on this list?

Tragic about your wife's friend. I've heard a few stories like that. I live in Florida as well. Read an article where a couple of elderly people died. The beach was closed to swimming under 2 red flags, which I think means, not no, but hell no!

That ticket's probably worth some money. Unused from one of the greatest comebacks?

So you broke the backup controller and bailed out. The pieces of the puzzle are starting to come together.

Great! Now I have hope again.

I kinda like this list. If you include the QBs, then it would look like just about every other offensive list...top QBs at the top. Interesting to see the other playmakers stacked amongst each other. Seahawks in the top 10 I can see. Falcons? Not so much.

In 3 years they can put a memorial in the parking lot that reads, "Here Lies the 29th best Stadium in the NFL"

Imagine if we had a good running game. I mean a really good running game. play-action would be deadly! It would mean he could get the ball out quicker too.

Cool back story. Thank you for that.

I once scored 4 touchdowns playing for the Polk High School Panthers in the 1966 City Championship game. Oh wait.....never mind. That was Al Bundy.

Remember to "Mind the Gap." And pay attention to signs on the sidewalks. Look "Right" when crossing the streets.

He wanted to Face Time, but didn't know what it was.

Just keep one think in mind.......You do not own your home; it owns you!

I get the feeling most people read through every post. Whey even mention an AFC team when the guidelines were the Bills?

I'm not convince McDermott can get us that elusive championship. But I'd rather be gnawing at the heels of one, rather than take a chance with a new HC and likely other coaching changes. It could be very risky, depending on the coach. I don't like the possibility that the floor could drop out. And it's not just the coach, it's Allen and the rest of the team. They would have to get comfortable with new plays and a scheme. Whenever I think of this topic, I think of the Steelers with Bill Cowher. He went a long time before finally getting a Super Bowl. I remember a lot of fans wanting his head on a platter. Granted, much of that was during the "Slash" years, but the team stuck it out and he got his QB and a SB. I'm doubtful I'll ever see a Super Bowl. I have some stats that have me thinking this way. But I'm will to stick it out. Just don't like the risky alternative.

Wow, what a shame. But i can't help.......

Wait, are you sure you're quoting the right post? At what point in my brief post did I say we're closer to a Super Bowl with this coach staff, much less even mentioning coaching? I was not even close to that road.

All we know is losing. It would be nice to know what it's like to be a winner. I mean a real winner!

I like the helmet color, but hate the logo. The lion is cheesy and the 2 strips behind it don't seem to fit.