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not enough to overturn. Lee was in the endzone.

LEE! YES!

Nagy is awful. How many times do I have to watch him miss blocks, get pushed back, or just stand around looking like he doesn't know what the fuck he is doing? Otherwise, I'm completely impressed with how the team has performed so far. There have been some soft spots but the team looks much...

We all know how well you picked games this week... thanks for dooming us.

He won a reality TV show

I think he left Miami last year

About time he did something. Seattle is tanking on purpose. Hello Andrew Luck!

I'm pretty sure it was RoyTheHammer backing McNabb up! lol

Show me the stats.

What is your basis for this analysis? Looking Manning's numbers, I would say this is an inaccurate statement.

You can't call him absolutely wrong because you have nothing to back it up. I agree that his stats don't prove him right, but appealing to authority doesn't make you right either.

There are too many variables to make an accurate statistical comparison. Take Aikman's completion rate as an example. He bested his peers by 2.8% while Romo is even with his peers. If you put Aikman's completion rate at 2.8% above Romo's peers (which would assume linear growth, something we...

17-0 Houston. Indy is nothing without their QB.

There have been several QB busts and several huge misses. Ryan Leaf and Tom Brady are two that come to mind. This is why Theo is right about your logical fallacies.

I imagine if you made the same comparison between Schaub and Aikman you would get a similar result. What if you compared Romo to Moon or Aikman to Moon? A QBs stats are too dependent on factors beyond their control. They don't play with the same rules, same receivers, same systems, etc. I...

I don't like comparing stats between generations of QBs. The game is changing and has been getting more QB friendly every season. I'm not an Aikman fanboi, but his stats would've been much better if he played today where he couldn't get pummeled and his WRs weren't mauled while trying to haul...

I'll take that as a compliment coming from you.

I know people were were affected also, and they remember every day instead of when it becomes convenient to remember. I appreciate the stories from those who were affected (I read a great about about those in the airline industry who were directly affected) and ESPN has done a great job of...

I mean we as a people, not we as individuals. Individual suffering lives on but as a people we are clearly over this event until we have the opportunity to exploit it and show everyone how good we are at remembering. I'd love to not watch the tributes but that would mean not watching football...

Everywhere you look people are competing to show how either they were impacted more by it or they remember better. I find it sickening.