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YES, KEEP JAURON! 7-9 FOREVER!!!

Great point. If Ralph were only this sensitive about losing, we'd be a perennial playoff team!

Do you think that Dick Jauron personally applied the K-Y to every player on the roster today?

This is pathetic. If Dick isn't a goner, I AM SOOOOOOOOO DONE WITH THIS TEAM.

Great effort. Why don't they just concede now and go home. This team is a reflection of its head coach, lifeless.

That shows how interested I am in boxing right now. I had no idea they were even boxing last night.

Sunny and 56 in Charlotte. - The reason I moved.

Good points. In his prime, Tyson had the fight won before he got into the ring. The problem with heavyweight boxing in the last 15 years is the lack of a good rivalry. If Klitschko can find a good antagonist, things could get interesting.

That was sweet. - Looked like Jerry and Emmit were having a GREAT time in that box during the 4th quarter. - The only problem I had rooting for the Ravens was that McGayhee is on the team. BTW nice blitz pick-up Willie!

I'll try to type slow so you can understand this. This team is 1-7 in their last 8 games. That's 1 win and 7 losses. They have lost 4 games in a row at home. They are 0-5 against division opponents. That' NO wins and 5 losses. The fact that they started the season 5-1 against teams that turned out to be FAR WORSE than anyone could have imagined, doesn't make them a middle of the road team.

You're right about that. Tyson's reign was the last time that there was any excitement surrounding heavyweight boxing. Since then, there's been the aging cruiserweight Holyfield, George Foreman boxing until he was 48, and the dull, safe boxing of the confused British/Canadian/Jamaican, Lennox Lewis. The current champ, Klitschko, doesn't generate any interest.

A lot of people say that Tyson was just a brawler and not a boxer. He did go on an incredible run in which he made short work of anyone he fought -- until Douglas. I was just saying that hypothetically, if Cus could have managed him much longer, he may have been the greatest.

Do the yards involved in running for the bus count?

This is true. If Cus would have lived a lot longer, Tyson would have probably been considered the greatest heavyweight ever. It didn't take long for Tyson to loose focus and turn his career and life into the pathetic tragedy that it became.

Who is it, and what was it saying ?

If Cus D'amato were still alive... he'd be 101 next month. Seriously.

Better cuddle up to something warm and furry.

This is a big part of the problem.

Uhhmmm, I think we're talking about the weather OUTSIDE. Here in Charlotte, it is 65 and cloudy, outside.

I was having lunch at a sports bar when I saw that segment come up. I KNEW that play was going to be #1.

I've got to agree with you. The current state of this franchise is absolutely disgusting. Anyone who thinks that this team, under Dick Jauron, is just a couple of draft picks, a FA or two, and another year of experience away from contending for the playoffs is either sorely delusional or shares the IQ of JP Losman. The 5-1 record to start the season, as it turns out, was merely a mirage. Those 5 teams that we beat are now sitting with a combined record of 19 - 52. That's a .365 win percentage and Seattle and Jax were significantly short-handed due to injuries and suspensions when we faced them. Since the 5-1 start, Dick & Co. have gone 1-7 with 4 STRAIGHT HOME LOSSES. Home losses to the Jets, Browns, 9ers, and Dolphins. I'm supremely confident that Dick will continue this trend and be a polite and gracious host to the Patriots, and end the season with a 5th straight home loss, 0-6 in the division, and a 6-10 record. And in the face of this catastrophic collapse, there are people on this board who think that keeping Dick Jauron is the right thing to do. Others say that our young players will be more experienced next year, so with the addition of a few good draft picks and FA additions we will be fine. I do think that there is enough talent on this team right now to compete for the division title. But, under the leadership of Dick Jauron, it's all for naught. The NFL Network is running a lot of Cowboys footage ahead of tonight's Dallas-Baltimore game. I saw a great quote from Jimmy Johnson. It was during the training camp following their first Superbowl win (27). He was very guarded against the team being complacent following that victory so he was running a very tough camp. He was kicking their butts. He challenged EACH player to be better as an individual so that the team would be better as a whole. Quote " Treat a person as he is, and he will remain as he is. Treat a person as if he were where he could be and should be, and he will become what he could be and should be". Ask yourself this, Do you see this being Dick Jauron's philosophy? Dick with his soft training camps, back to work on Wednesday, indoor practices, don't destroy your feature back by giving him 25 touches, golly, it's tough to win in this league, and pathetic, apologetic post-loss press conferences. I've had enough of this bum and he's got to go. If he stays, then next year at this time, the same hopeful, delusional, supporters will be singing the same song, who do we draft?, who do we bring in?, we'll really get 'em next year. Fire Dick and bring in either Cower, Billick, or Schottenheimer, they will kick some butt and get this club into the playoffs. Keep the status quo, and once again, one of the greatest and most loyal fan bases in all of pro sports will be short-changed.

Someone mark his words. Very sad but very true.

Susan Lucci is better looking than London Fletcher.

Guilty on that charge.

When my daughter was about the same age, I got a good laugh... she was trying to say the movie name The Fox and the Hound and it came out sounding like The Fahking Hound.