jarthur31

Wow anybody else catch that?! Cowher just said Buffalo is the team to beat in the AFC East!!!

Buffalo has the GM position open; care to apply?

Check again! BTW, you do realize this is a 3 team unit right? You take the points where you can get them.

Wait a minute there!!! This smells of sarcasm; I hope it's that.

Haha! Need some tissues there pard?

LMMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What was Hasselback thinking? WTG Kelsey.

Ya but Marshawn should've noticed that pass rush and turned around quicker. Oh well, these young men will learn.

Shoulda declined the penalty. It would've been 3rd and 17.

Why didn't no Bill pick Marshawn off the turf?

Nice! Chambers made that 1st down happen. Kudos to him.

Oh I saw that 4+ key blocks there m8 but it's like the Seattle ST had no clue who Parrish was. I wonder if they know McGee has prowess to return kicks as well.

OMG!!! Hahahahahaha horrible horrible tackling.

Hey, let's wait till he plays in better conditions. I admit that was an underthrown ball but it could be due to the rain.

Thx, I was wondering who that was. Oh well, this guy looks like the real deal so 1 play we'll have to let pass.

Trent has made some bad throws but 2 of them to Evans were very catchable balls that Lee just dropped. I'm not even talking bout the one in the EZ.

TYVM!

If you got $100 I can tell you how. Wish I could get a hold of a c-note by tomorrow morning.

Not TX, Roswell NM.

Didn't Chris Brown see him report? Why didn't he say what he looked like? Did Peters look like he did at the end of last season? That woulda been extremely helpful. DAN: I don't think he'll play at Jacksonsville and I really don't think we need him cuz he won't improve our chances of winning, IMHO. That's up to the D and most definitely the O. We should just get him in shape and wait till week 3.

You're spot on there but Peters is not somebody we should worry about unless something happens (don't wanna jinx it by naming it aloud)......... The only unit we should worry about is the O and the stupid decisions to keep kicking FG's in the red zone when we all know that isn't going to win games in this league.

How many of you "fans" don't read the front page of TBD??

If you weren't 180 miles from here I'd join you people.

No, it makes sense. The thing was we didn't know when Peters was going to report, if ever, so the switch was made. It wasn't a one game deal. Besides, you never see tackles switch sides if a team's best OT plays on the other side of the opponent's best DE. BTW, has Chambers ever played LT?

NFL Games go online. The NFL has dipped its toes into live streaming video of games this year, beginning with Thursday night’s opener, the New York Giants’ 16-7 victory over the Washington Redskins. Only prime-time games shown on NBC — primarily on Sunday evenings — will be streamed over the Internet, on nfl.com and nbcsports.com. The league for several years has sold online streaming video subscriptions to overseas viewers, but this is a first in the United States. The NFL considers this a one-year experiment, and will be measuring the Web audience and TV ratings to see how one affects the other. “Does it cannibalize, or is it incremental?” Brian Rolapp, the NFL’s senior vice president of media strategy and digital media, told the Wall Street Journal. “Does it make sense to use it to go out and build new products and new businesses?” Major League Baseball has been successful selling paid subscriptions to MLB.TV, which streams out-of-market ballgames on demand. And live streaming of NCAA Tournament basketball games in March is a big online hit for cbssports.com, though that has the advantage of attracting a workday audience with games showing during the daytime. Thursday night’s online presentation was interesting, but it wasn’t anything that would make someone abandon his television screen. There was “picture in picture” presentation, and a choice of four camera angles, but the broadcast would stop and start enough times that it became hard to watch. Some fans whose work or family schedules conflict with watching NFL games on TV will no doubt like the convenience of the online option. With all the time-shifting features of TiVo and digital video recorders, will there really be much of an audience for online viewing in households that own a television? I don't know where the writer gets his last thought there but there are many people who don't have the Sunday Ticket but do own television sets!

Mine: being able to audible at the line. How stupid is it to proceed with a run if they stack 11 in the box??