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That team got robbed. Still frustrating.

Desperately searching for a franchise quarterback isn't the same thing as rebuilding, is it?

Will dog be available at the concession stands?

Two things with TNew - 1. he wasn't as good a returner as was thought 2. he nearly got himself killed a couple of times. Dez got hurt returning kicks (link), but he was good at it. I don't get why Claiborne didn't return kicks earlier in his career.

I've always thought that John Fitzgerald was underappreciated.

Who knows? - Add another playmaker like Hester to that 2007 team, maybe the season ends differently.

... fumbling his life ...

Erik Williams was drafted in 1991. He was outstanding in '92 and all world in '93, but his accident happened in 1994. I realize that he was all pro following his accident, but he wasn't really the same player. I guess I'm not sold on him making the list. I'd probably rank Nate Newton over...

And Mel Renfro was an All Pro safety multiple times before Landry moved him to CB. Renfro was the real deal.

Yeah. I also think gerrymandering plays a role. Too many elected politicians are in very safe seats, so safe that the politicians can be extremely far right or extremely far left without fear of losing their seats. ... politicians have little incentive to be reasonable and to find reasonable...

http://www.cnn.com/2016/07/08/politics/obama-dallas-police-shootings/index.html

The defense will suck, but probably not to the epic levels of a few years ago.

I also could see Garrett somewhere in the ACC.

The LB list is thin, particularly if Ware is considered more of a DE (which I do).

This talk of Walsh had me doing a websearch. This link cracks me up: http://www.canalstreetchronicles.com/2014/4/11/5603090/most-hated-saints-history-steve-walsh-fred-thomas

Boy, my memory of Walsh isn't nearly so favorable. I watched a lot of his games with the Saints. His lack of arm strength was stunning.

Garrett could land a head coaching job at a halfway decent college program. Actually, that might be a good fit for him.

Staubach, Aikman, Romo, White, Meredith Landry hung on a little too long and some people remember those later years, but he was a true master of his profession, especially in the 1970's. He understood football, on both sides of the ball, as well as anyone ever has. (semi-interesting read...

It is times like these when the Jaylon Smith pick really pisses me off.

In short, he's a drama queen.