Rubes

So much sunshine in this thread.

Love me some Robey.

Or the receiver, #11. Both of those guys whiffed, blowing up the play. It makes you realize how hard it must be for a single offensive play to succeed, given how many guys have to execute their roles just right.

I remember how much of a disappointment that was, too.

It's right there, three posts above yours.

There is a collection of (fair-weather) GB fans at my workplace. I'm so sick of hearing them. When the Bills beat them last year, it was pure glory for me. I told them it was my Super Bowl. If it wasn't for that, I'd totally root for GB. But I just can't take all of their gloating.

If the Bills can't win it all, I'm rooting for the Broncos. At this point, it's ABNE* or ABGB** for me. *Anybody But New England*** **Anybody But Green Bay

Sorry if I missed it, but will it be clear if I go to Yahoo.com where to go to view the game?

Man, what a disaster those years were.

Still can't believe how lucky we got when the Pegulas stepped forward.

I believe false starts can be declined as well. In fact, I don't think there are any penalties that explicitly cannot be declined. We just don't see false starts ever declined because there just aren't any situations where that makes any sense. Except perhaps this one, where the defense doesn't want the offense to move back 5 yards.

That may be true, but WRs don't get drafted in the first round and talk about how talented they are and how much they can impact the team because every throw hit them in the numbers.

Damn, I completely missed all of this until now. Wow. Glad to hear he's doing better, hopefully we'll see him back here soon.

That's kind of freaky. I have a shirt with the old logo on it and I was looking at it just this morning and thinking the same thing.

Man, you are all over that today.

It's really great stuff. I think we tend to simplify the job of offensive linemen as just the concept of "block the guy in front of you." But there are so many nuances to blocking and scheme that we don't usually pay attention to or see. It's so rare to see all eleven guys do everything they're supposed to do, but when it happens it's a thing of beauty.

Well, at least Cincy is as healthy as they've ever been for a Week 6 game. So we have that going for us.

I have no idea what we're talking about anymore.

He said anecdote, not antidote!

Un- -believable. In a year when an AFC playoff spot is there for the taking.

If that happens, Miami is going to get the **** beaten out of them with all of the healthy guys coming back.

Isn't that what everybody was saying about EJ previously?

Man, there is some seriously crazy **** in this thread.

Personally, I would prefer a better RB than Boobie at the #3 spot (I'm on the 'why didn't we resign Bryce' train), but we also see the impact that ST can have on the game (e.g., yesterday), and I have no problem with keeping a below-average RB who also happens to be an above-average ST player at the #3 spot.

And here I thought you were joking. MRSA is nasty. It lives on the skin, but can be introduced into the body through breaks in the skin, whether intentional (surgery or injections) or unintentional. It causes all kinds of infections depending on where it is, pneumonia being a particularly nasty one. Although there are a few antiobiotics that can treat it, the problem in some cases is when it gets into deep tissues such as bone, where antibiotics have a hard time reaching it in adequate concentrations. That is why in many cases the only way to definitively get rid of it is to remove the infected tissue. I hope that isn't the case for this guy.