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Yep, when you consider Cash, his life and "the end", and frankly how somber he delivered it, I love it...I like NIN a lot, and am not really a Cash fan, but boy, I would have thought the song was written about him, not that he covered it.

I just want to be a fly on the wall in the Gilbert household when Miami wins game 1 of the Finals: Dan: Kid, take that ridiculous bowtie off. Kid: But dad, you told me to wear it, as we usher in a better era without LeBron...you know, we will win the Championship before he does and all. Dan...

possibly, but $4 million is a lot when you consider the cap.Logan Mankings in over $6 million in cap money, Brady restructured and is now at $8 million, and that is just a couple of random players I thought to look up. When you consider the cap is at $125 and there are 52 man rosters, you are...

See, I like these numbers based on the fact that even with Gronk, Hernandez and Welker, there was such a need in Belicheck's mind that he had to bring in Lloyd and Stallworth to go along with Ocho and branch...seems like overkill, but maybe he just feels that the TEs will be adjusted to by...

This brings up a point I have been wondering about... If the spread offense can put up good numbers and help QBs go from average (or below average) to good, why don't most teams employ this? What is the downside? Same goes with the zone blocking running scheme. You can basically plug and...

I really like your points, and as a Jets fan myself, I feel how you do. I do think he takes a lot of heat; but heat for the wrong reasons, not the right ones. I do think he works hard, but I don't think he endears himself to his team. Maybe some say that is their problem, but as the QB, it is...

What exactly is "yards per loss by a RB"? Does it basically take all the negative runs by a RB and average them out? What if the RB falls on a fumble (that was not his own)...do they take that out of the equation? Also, what about RBs that run more traps and plays that take time to develop...

That implies he did at some point...this guy is SlyMo (you don't know the nickname because he was never around long enough to get one...real name is Sylvester Morris) of the late 2000s...I actually find it shocking people thought anything could come from this...he is literally "dead man...

I don't know...I feel as though Billick and Ryan really wanted it (let along embraced it). I do agree it is wonderful publicity. I remember after watching one of the Dallas ones, my wife asking me in midseason where Amendola was...I could put a gun to her head and she would not be able to tell...

But this is a massive leap you are taking...basically, you are saying that one QBs favorite target (who was so well thought of, he was traded midseason) will automatically be the other's...the "other", who by the way, is coming off of massive neck surgery. Now I actually believe in Manning, but...

They are ripping the decision on Sirius (Schein and Gannon)...Gannon feels he knows Philbin well enough to know he is just towing the company line and it goes against what he would want.

Wonderful write-up. Pre-injury last summer, he was considered the 3rd-4th RB to be taken in dynasty behind Ingram, Williams and maybe LeShoure. Things change in the league fast, but not that fast. What I find interesting is that he really has been forgotten. If not for Steven Ridley threads...

If you are not educated enough to invest your money wisely, and don't trust financial advisors, just put the money in the bank.

Jets were favored by most prognosticators and the "trendy" pick was to place NE at third in the division, behind the Dolphins who were thought to surprise with Henne/Penny at the helm.