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I think the NFL.com preseason package is down to $9.99.

I agree that typically third and back is where you make your money, but I'm talking about that 2009 draft in particular. It was near bone dry in terms of talent in those later rounds.

To save everyone the time, it's just a Newman low-light reel.

Not sure anyone takes blame. It was a shitty draft. Only a handful of names drafted 3rd round and lower are worthwhile players. The smart move was to collect as many picks as possible and hope one of them hits out of sheer luck. The Roy Williams trade was obviously a disaster, but it made...

This might be poignant had I attacked the conclusion. Rather, I questioned the data collection and the analysis. The conclusion may be right -- I don't know.

The amount of coach speak in that made my head hurt. I couldn't finish reading a single paragraph.

I would like some explanation of how the information in the chart was sourced. Without that information, I'm inclined to believe it's wholly made up or grossly erroneous in either collection or analysis. Edit: Here's how another scholar described the author's work (on another topic):

Substantiate how? As in, Garrett saying it? There are plenty of articles talking about how Kosier calls the line.

The Redskins do look good. And that's unfortunate.

Proving he's better than Gurode would be a good place to start. If there actually was any competition, Garrett wouldn't be talking about it.

Based on Garrett's statements today, I don't think he had a chance to start anyway.

If you're too old to enjoy music from 20 years ago, then yeah you're too old.

He really hit the nail on the head. There were (are) three worries on this team: OL, secondary, and overall intelligence of the defense. Perhaps naively, I'm no longer worried about the OL. But until the other two prove me wrong, I think they're going to ruin our season. Everything else is...

I would put Nirvana at #1. Clapton unplugged is great, but his music lends more to that style, so it's less an unplugged and more just a good, low key concert, if that makes sense. As a band, I prefer STP to AIC, but the AIC Unplugged is #2 for me. I still listen to that album all the way...

I like it.

Turn down the BJ, at least.

I haven't re-watched the game focusing on Hatcher. How did he do? Surely he didn't have a game as good as the week 1 preseason game, or else I'd have heard about it by now.

Also, Bank of America didn't receive a $1.9 billion refund. I'm sure the whole list is full of errors. Pretty much can just disregard it as junk at this point.

This is from the OP. I pulled up XOM's 2009 annual report. They had $19.2 billion of net income in 2009. And they paid $15.4 billion in income taxes in 2009. They didn't pay that to the U.S. federal government, but the vast majority of their operations are not in the U.S. Their total taxes...

I donate all mine to Waste Management.