Rubes

Well played, sir.

They frickin had it. It was working quite nicely, until Gailey decided to go for it all and try to "put it away" with a long pass by the guy who hasn't thrown any passes all year. Here's a clue for you, Gailey: the way to "put it away" is to keep running the ball the way you were doing and eat the rest of the clock.

I don't hear anyone bitching about how Arizona didn't deserve the win against the Pats* just because Gostkowski missed a makeable 42-yard FG as time expired, and after they inexplicably gave the ball back to the Pats* with time running out.

Well, he certainly was.

Ha! Nice catch.

Unless Merriman really lights it up, I don't expect him to be on the team a month from now, once the injured guys are back.

Yeah, that's back about 20 posts.

Good find. However, I don't buy it for a second.

Yep, that's a direct quote from...Fitz: Et tu, Fitzy?

Urbik and Johnson both *might* be back this week, but Glenn is further away than both of those guys. If we're lucky, after the bye week.

Kind of appropriate, considering we're only about 1/3 of the way through the season.

Spencer and Kraig could both be back this week. This is great news. We miss both of these guys. Sounds like Cordy is not as far along, however. Hopefully, we'll have all three back and at near full strength after the bye week.

Bingo. We were a hair away from 7 sacks, and probably for the reason you stated above.

You seem unusually angry after this win.

So gloating about it in the current thread wasn't enough?

So you're saying you're still undecided about the move?

Agreed. They have an excellent young CB who is also out for the year.

Considering how well Moore played, I'm curious to see where he fits. Maybe just to spell Williams briefly.

Sorry if already discussed, I didn't see anything... Without Nick Mendola's permission (which was taken from a screengrab from @TrendingBuffalo), I'm linking to the image of the measurement that was called a first down. This was the play that Chan challenged and failed to overturn. So seriously, under which set of bizarro NFL rules is this considered a first down? Anyone?

I was furious at Chan as well, but I get the sense more and more that if we had a QB that could actually throw the ball with average accuracy and consistency, we'd be thinking a lot better of him.

No worries, man. I just started watching it and I think it's fantastic.

That sounds awesome. And JD Hill, too? Really?

I don't think it's misleading at all. It was taken right from the linked article. Guys get cut for many different reasons.

True, although the meaning has evolved over time to a broader sense: "Reference to the Maginot Line is used to recall a strategy or object that people hope will prove effective but instead fails miserably." I think there is probably no better way to describe our D-line.