Lori

GREAT PLAY CROWELL!!!

Bennie Anderson is out of the game, Kendyl Jacox in at RG. Too bad for us...

Around the league: BAL 9, OAK 0. And the Raiders still haven't scored this season. IND 17, HOU 0. Moulds 1 catch-6 yards.

KOOOOOOOOOOOO. Probably get overturned, though...

Geez, ya got me there, Sparky. Even though he's over 50% lifetime on 50+ yard FGs, there's absolutely no chance he could've kicked it those two extra yards.

IF the passing game was viable. Haven't seen that yet.

He made a 53-yarder vs. the Bucs last season.

Whatchooo talkin' about? Saban is a GENIUS. Least, that's what the preview magazines tell me...

Denney #3, team #5. This is fun.

KOOOOOOO - sack #4!

McGee favoring shoulder again, Greer in. Not good.

I am diggin' this running game! A-Train for nine more.

The play-by-play lists it as a "Team" sack. Weird. You're right, YOOOO, Kelsay was definitely the first guy to get to him.

Different team, same ol' Daunte. Two fumbles and counting....

No. They don't own the rights to Bills broadcasts.

This possibility surprises you? He is a Bills fan, after all....

I thought TW promised you'd see all your home team's games? Strike one...

Hey, don't be hatin' on Akron. Didn't you know? They have an unfair recruiting advantage! Regards, Charles Amato Head Football Coach North Carolina State University

I was going to ask Joe if he had anyone particular in mind. I think you beat me to it, though...

I'm sure we can arrange that...

I'll try once more: And he averaged 27.5 YPR on Sunday, against a team that gave up an average of 21.9 YPR last season. Don't see a problem worthy of breaking down tape. Sorry.

Now wouldn't that be something? Bet he's got a lousy 40 time, though. Amen, Tenny. We saw what the Bills looked like without TKO last season; I have no desire to repeat that experience.

Promises, promises.

Interesting stat from the Bills game release. (Didn't get it until a little while ago, or else it probably would've made it into the rundown.): Hmmm. Maybe I'll start Evans in my FFL this week...

Ooh. Fun with numbers. My specialty. Let's do just that, subtract the longest return: 4-110 (27.5 avg) - 44 = 3-66 (22.0 avg) But when you looked at the game-by-game stats from last year... ...did you do the same for them? HOU: 1-16, 16.0 avg, long 16 TB: 3-105, 35.0 avg, long 43 ATL: 2-55, 27.5 avg, long 28 NO: 4-159, 39.8 avg, long 82 MIA: 2-80, 40.0 avg, long 53 NYJ: 3-104, 34.7 avg, long 43 OAK: 3-98, 32.7 avg, long 57 NE: 2-22, 11.0 avg, long 22 KC: 1-14, 14.0 avg, long 14 SD: 1-42, 42.0 avg, long 42 CAR: DNP MIA: 3-79, 26.3 avg, long 37 NE: 5-126, 25.2 avg, long 33 DEN: 5-120, 24.0 avg, long 28 CIN: 5-220, 44.0 avg, long 99t NYJ: 6-151, 25.2 avg, long 39 Subtract the 82 yards of heartbreak in the Alamodome, and he didn't even hit his career average vs. the Saints. Raiders game is even worse: take away the 57-yarder, and the other two only average 20.5 yards. One game, on a chewed-up grass field, against a team that gave up an average of 21.9/return and didn't allow a runback longer than 46 yards in all of 2005, doesn't give me enough data to conclude... well, much of ANYTHING, really. Fishies' kickoff D isn't as good as the Pats'. Let's see what happens this week.