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When you say "thinking" you're implying that there's any doubt. There isn't...

When you price out the real fans that's what you get. I'm sure the Cowboys fans outnumbered the Bears fans significantly but the type of fans that will make noise can't afford to sit in that amusment park of a stadium every week. Watch a Lakers home game if you want to understand the phenomena.

I would have sympathy for you (really, there's nothing worse then over excited local fans who only support the team when they're winning) but for years I lived among north cali Cowboys fans. You would hate them and they support the same team as you. I'm with you on making the rivalry relevant in...

Thank you. If they don't get their manhood handed to them on a silver platter by the Seahawks D-line maybe it doesn't come down to the last play. The offensive line had as much to do with the loss than the refs, if not more.

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More missed at Jimmy Hazelett than anyone else Morgan made one mistake but Hazelett handed the Rams the game. On the bright side Jones may have been right about RG3 long term

He had something to do with the scoreboard though. Whether anyone wants to accept it or not he deserves every bit of praise as long as it stays within the context of that one game.

That's exactly the one I was thinking. Hard to say exactly what the route was because there was either some improvisation but it looks a dig or a comeback route that was supposed to go to the outside shoulder, which Robinson was ready for. Better anticipation and he has a chance at a pick.

Not the safety who had over the top coverage but 21 read the play, which is why the ball had to come out at the precise time it did. The safety beihg over the top made it harder to hit Paulsen in stride because if Griffin leads him too much it gets broken up. The Saints D didn't make a play on...

What does the Saints offense have to do with that throw? The Redskins defense did have something to do with the Saints offense looking bad. They made mistakes but the Redskins played a very good game on D. I'm asuming you mean't high percentage throw, which it wasn't. The timing on post/seem...

If you don't take the game situation, the fact that it was his first ever start, in one of the loudest stadiums in the NFL and the timing on the throw had to be and was impecable you're right, it was just a throw to a tight end over the middle. Looked good in the actual season.

If Janoris Jenkins plays the way he did against the Lions consistantly there aren't too many teams with a better CB duo, so he will deffinately face a tougher test on Sunday. To me the most impressive throw RG3 made was the one to Paulsen in the 4th quarter and that kind of thing is what gives...

Not saying Barron doesn't have immense potential but he wouldn't have changed the way you match up with Giants like Claiborne does. He adds much more to the defense than Barron would have.

If week 1 is any kind of indicator this may be your best shot to win the division since 2007

My mistake.

I manned up and congratulated you guys on Wednesday night. Won't say anything else that'll get me in trouble beause this is a good place to talk football overall.

Just to clarify on the Redskins win. Yes, the Saints made some mistakes but so did the Redskins so it just about evened itself out and the officiating was bad on both sides. RG3 passed his first test with flying colors. There were some short passes but there was also some beauties. The TD pass...

You continue to embarras yourself. He had a blitzer in his face and while the ball was high but it went in between 2 defenders and hit Garcon in stride. I'd give you some good friendly advice and tell you to kill yourself because there is absolutely no hope for you, but you'd probably do it wrong.

It's a symbolic amount. A dollar per ESPN screename.

How's your Dungeons and Dragons career going?