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What does pro bowl caliber even mean? Scrubs like Young and Garrard make the pro bowl. Using that as a measuring stick is moronic.

have you ever driven on unplowed roads? The compacted snow creates a layer of ice. It is better to be the first person rather than the 5th or 50th. Trust me, I drive over a snowy mountain pass regularly.

Then you are a moron. He had a horrible season last year and I am not going to contest that, but the season he was traded everything believed he would be a stud. Denver didn't want to trade him but they forced it upon themselves because McDaniels was going after Cassel. He had a Pro Bowl...

Roads get worse with more driving, the snow gets compacted and slick. You really don't know what you are talking about. The highways are in better shape because they get attention first.

Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1153364/index.htm#ixzz19NTRPRYT Get an education first and then worry about getting paid more than you could ever know what to do with.

wtf how did I end up in the wrong thread.

hmm

First of all you have more people which means more people with little to no experience driving on ice. Then you take all of the issues with driving in a city and compound that with icy roads and you have your difference.

Everyone (except you, I guess) thought Cutler was going to be one of the top QBs in football. he never had one foot out the door in Chicago, he never even came close to losing his starting job in Chicago. Everyone (except you, I guess) thought McDaniels was dumb for the way he handled the QB...

wow, that is nuts

They like to keep games close and win them late. That type of game will burn you in the playoffs.

Probably because the east coast never talks about the Pac-10

The funny thing is this decision of his was made public in the off season and no one cared until now.

He struggles at kickoffs after a 15 yard penalty.

lol@hydroplaning on ice

Holy shit you are stupid. They were expecting much were conditions than they had. The issue as reported by ESPN was that they did not want to strand fans due to buried cars and impassable roads. I am not making this up. http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=5956740

You are dumb. I proved myself right on the first argument so you change the topic, I prove myself right again on the second topic and you try to use it against my first argument. Let me spell it all out for you in one post to make it all clear for you. You said McDaniels didn't have a Pro...

It isn't about worse to drive on, it is about impossible to drive on. They were predicting cars being buried in snow and roads being completely impassable. There is also a huge difference in driving on ice roads in rural Wisconsin and urban South Philadelphia.

Moron, party of you. Pro bowl caliber means absolutely nothing. Pro Bowl is a popularity contest, not a measure of talent or skill.

I'm sad for you that you do not know the difference between low temperatures and blizzard conditions.