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"Sho dey do, cuz da man be always harassin us fo walkin down da middle of hour street"

Umm, yes I did. Again, you apparently need a remedial reading course. They did not see that, because that shot was not part of the replay package, for that challenge. The replay views focused only on his feet, because that is what was challenged. You can't read, and are blind as well. What is...

I think they drop one to Philly for sure, and I'm afraid of the Cardinals and the Colts. And all this is if they keep playing as well as they have thus far.

Umm, no. I said had Seattle challenged THE CATCH. They did not. They challenged whether he was in bounds or not. My FEAR was, had they challenged the catch itself these idiots might have overturned the call on the field.

If you don't see the point of the ball sticking out right here, have your eyes checked. His left hand is on the ground, right in front of the ball.

Translation: "If dey don' fry dis fuckin cracka we gone burn down dis city."

Do you not read? I never said it was not a catch. In fact I said just the opposite. Try fucking reading. The ball DID hit the ground though. LOOK at the fucking video.

His left hand comes out right before he hits the ground, you can see the point of the ball then hit the ground. You're of course, not really looking for it. I had the advantage of seeing this in HD, on a 60 inch Pioneer Plasma, and rewinding it several times.

Brady Quinn.

The video doesn't lie. The ball does indeed hit the deck. Look very closely. Watch in HD, full screen. BUT, looking at it again I don't think it matters because of the "football move" of catching the ball up high then successfully tucking it into the chest. If it comes out then, (on the playing...

But it doesn't make you great. Murray is just flash in the pan.

He's not anything special or irreplaceable. He isn't a Dickerson, Walker, Dorsett or a Emmitt. He's beasting it this year because it is a contract year. If Dallas signs him to a big extension he will go right back to what he was in years prior. Injury prone and not that beasty. Ride the rented...

Replay officials first of all, weren't looking at the ball. That it was a catch was not the challenge, that he was in bounds was. The network wasn't providing replays showing the ball, just the feet. The feet were the only thing being scrutinized. Four other people watching the game with me saw...

But then he pouts and stews about it and crybabys it. Totally negating any greatness at all. Never let me see the words "Jerry" and "great" in the same sentence again.

And would come alot less expensively than re-signing Murray.

Nobody really "blew" that, it was due to a flaw in Dallas' blocking scheme that Seattle had scouted. Dallas corrected the flaw on subsequent punts.

Everyone was concentrating on the feet. The challenge wasn't whether he made the catch or not, it was that he went out of bounds. He did not. Therefore the challenge failed. I saw the ball hit the carpet. But all the replays concentrated on the feet, because that was the subject of the challenge.

People here were ripping me for saying the same thing just two weeks ago. What's changed? I was saying, "Ride Murray like the rented mule he is then let him get the big contract from some other team. Running backs are a dime a dozen."

The thing is, this is compared to the rest of the DL crew.

Dickerson and Hershel Walker - two perfect physical specimens with super-human cardio-vascular systems.