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Nice. Very nice.

It was an awesome play, no doubt...but I thought the KW hit on Hoyer was just vicious.

Would this be the time to remind everyone that we had never won at Soldier Field before this year?

If we can re-sign Hughes, this front 7 will be just insane next year.

Well...at the very least, it will be December tomorrow, and the Bills will still (temporaraily) be in the discussion for a playoff spot. Progress!!

Gotta take care of your division first...

Looks like he's active from the report, and Mike W is not.

Goodwin is active? Interesting.

Wow, that's interesting. The wild card, however, is Josh Gordon...

Good points, although I'd say finding the franchise QB is really Whaley's #1 priority.

I hadn't quite realized it, but Doug Marrone is 6-2 against the Dolphins and Jets. Of course, he's 0-3 against the Pats*, but there aren't many coaches with even .500 records against them. We've at least been competitive against them, for the most part. Not trying to say he's awesome, or the coach to get us to the promised land, but nice to finally see a coach with a winning record against division opponents, sans the Cheaters. The Pats* should be Doug's #1 priority moving forward, assuming he's still around.

Well done.

I found that to be pretty underwhelming. Nice that it has a JJ Abrams look to it, but I don't know if I'd even call that a "teaser". By the way, it was confirmed as Serkis.

ESPN.com Linky to story

Is it strange that all three games today are between NFC teams?

I get that, and I don't completely disagree. But do you think one of the reasons we may utilize TEs more than we might otherwise is because of the underwhelming play of the offensive line?

Wow. Just wow.

Goodwin was a healthy scratch for the Jets game. Sounds like Mike Williams may be moving ahead of him on the depth chart.

This was an awesome post!

This is true. That's what I have to tell patients after finishing a course of antibiotics -- basically, the only way to know it's gone for good is to wait and see if it comes back.

I totally get that. I'm with you for the most part. For me, though, my hatred of NE* trumps my displeasure at seeing other teams like Cleveland experience Super Bowl glory before us.mits just part of the insanity, I guess.

I'm in Utah. I can come over and explain it if necessary.

There's actually a very complicated algorithm for determining who I can or cannot root for. Without going into too much detail, it's okay to root for a team that has already won the Super Bowl, as long as there aren't any friends, family, or coworkers who root for them, and as long as it's not a team that I hate like NE*. It's not okay to root for a team that hasn't won it yet, because like you say, I don't want those teams to experience a SB victory before we do (damn you, Seahawks) -- unless they are playing against a team I hate like NE*. It actually gets quite a bit more complicated than that, but you don't need to witness that level of my insanity. Yeah -- they only talk about the Packers because they're good. Never heard about their fandom much before their latest rise, nor do they talk about them much unless they're winning. I do find that strange, to be honest. Didn't think there were many Packer bandwagoners.

From your fingers to God's eyes. Or something like that.

I don't recall reading or hearing anything today from the team about the blown coverage play when Decker got free behind everyone at the end of the half. I was dumbfounded that this defense would allow something so blatant with seconds remaining in the half (until, of course, I realized that we always screw up at the end of the half). Just wondering if anyone mentioned that it was a specific blown coverage or what. Looked to me like Aaron was playing too close, rather than way back, but it's hard to tell.