Recent content by Insomniac

The Celtics played the Rockets in the 1986 Finals.

No if they could sign a FA that will still be a good player 2 seasons from now - when MAYBE - they could contend for a playoff spot I'd be for it.

I'm not objecting to spending money (overpaying) on FAs for short term contracts but not when there is so little talent on a team. There's a need to get some players good enough to make All Pro some years in there career. Is there anyone besides Barmore and Gonzales that you think even has a...

There's a lot of complaints in the local media about not getting FA's that are near the end of their career. Some would make the team better for a season or 2 but are any likely to be on the next squad that WINS a playoff game? This team needs good young players and it's going to take at least 2...

Like his early stuff a lot. Saw his The River tour show and it was great. Not a fan of his stuff after the early 80's.

Until he came back to coaching in the 2000s. Gibbs is one of the greatest but the success of any coach greatly depends on the quality of the players on the roster. It's not just the QB. The 80's to early 90s Washington teams had a lot of good to great players. When Gibbs returned to coaching...

I think that's about the best the Patriots can play. Didn't think that would be good enough against the Bills. I am I overrating the Bills?

Yeah but they'd still whine.

We don't need no stinking badges.

I'm a Knicks hater but I don't understand why they can't get top FAs. A player who led them to even 1 title would make huge $ off it for the rest of his life.

I might have seen a worse performance than the Nets tonight in the last 50 years, but none come to mind.

I don't see how any player like Myers even considers taking a "hometown" discount. Of those who last long enough to get to FA the vast majority only get 1 chance at a big contract. Even the ones who get it usually have to accept paycuts as they get near the end. It would be one thing to take a...

What I mean by "Great" is Brady, Seymour, Law, Moss, Gronk, Revis...

The Patriots team won consistently because they had some great players and also a number of guys that weren't going to the Hall of Fame but were in the top10 at their position. Brady was the biggest part but it wasn't all him. I look the last few years and I don't see any great players and not...

How many coaches in NFL history would have stuck with Brady after the doctors cleared Bledsoe to play? My guess is just about none, Former #1 overall vs pick #199?