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Only good thing about this super bowl is that one of my two least favorite fan-bases will be disappointed. That said, go eagles.

Best pitcher I grew up with separated his shoulder returning a punt on the freshman HS football team. Baseball was done, as was basketball. Shoulder would always pop occasionally. Does to this day. I get that kids want to play football, but it is a brutal sport that can end athletic careers early. I second your hope for the golf team!

This entire thread must have been started by a young'un. Ridiculous.

Double ditto.

I do not remember Bills fan defending OJ. I once got thrown out of Annacone's after an impassioned speech at the bar in defence of O.J. that led to a fight between patrons who I was able to sway and those who stood firm. The bartender, who was a bit of a twat, threw me out instead of any of the people who throwing drunken haymakers. But the point is that not a single person out of a dozen (white, like me) patrons, all of whom were Bills fans, thought O.J. was innocent. I got maybe five to agree that he shouldn't be found guilty.

Philly and Boston. At least one fan base I hate will be sad.

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Way before. I have never liked Bon Jovi, but my full hatred bloomed in Taiwan where every young Taiwanese musician who wants to do an English song does "it's my life", a horrible angsty teenager song written and performed by bon Jovi, a forty or fifty or whatever year-old. I tried to upload a pic of the sign, but it appears to be too large of a file

I have had a sign up in my restaurant/bar for years banning musicians from playing Bon Jovi. Have no idea why he is so popular in Taiwan.

I don't mean to praise Marrone at all. It is just that Rex Ryan is, without a doubt, my least favorite Bills coach of all time. Worse than Hank Bullough, who was around when I old enough to have some idea of good and bad coaching.

And his quitting led to the Rex Years. Wasted football years.

The Ryan years followed marrone. I'd keep Hank bullough if it meant not having to go through the experience of watching a rex Ryan coached team.

Vikings. Have a lot off good friends from the area, know five minnesotans in Taiwan, couple more in Hawaii...good folks as a rule

No

If they take away the Tolbert option, Dennison might be fine. Though it is also possible that dimarco will find a strange, new, silly role in the offense. I blame the ghost of Tom rathman

Need the D. Taylor not bringing us back.

Kid looks like a winner. Did some things that very few others if any do.

Japan? I am 2 a.m. in Taiwan. The five a.m. game on New Year's Eve was brutal, but I made it.

That is true if memory serves. But that is more similar to how we got Johnson in the first place. He had a great last start of the season for the jags and looked like a qb.

Outside of the Rob Johnson debacle, I can't think of any other situations where a qb comes in and does well in a meaningless last game and earns a playoff start. But there are some similarities. Smith hasn't been wonderful this year despite the leading the team to the playoffs. Flutie wasn't great when he got replaced. To be clear, I don't think he should have been replaced.

The Chiefs are starting Patrick Mahomes on Sunday, having already clinched their playoff spot. If he leads them to victory, he’ll be the first quarterback drafted by the Chiefs to win a game since Todd Blackledge

That I don't remember. But I was eight years old and riveted to the screen. Remember thinking Winslow was going to die.

That is the one. Keller Winslow cramping up and getting back on field, more than once. Hook and ladder play. Incredible back and forth game.

Washington, brown, and mills with the dumbest plays of the game. All leftovers.

Hoping Taylor has a good game. Good track record against dolphins. But it is still hope and not belief.