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Same here. Thanks!

Agree Pissah. It's easy to nitpick some faulty plays with any QB. But for a rook coming in cold against a fired-up defense, I thought he was outstanding. I wondered why BB didn't find a veteran backup, but the kid justified the team's confidence in him. And as has been said here, he's a terrific...

Great writing. By comparison, Ryan & CHB wouldn't make it as cub reporters for the Martha's Vineyard Times.

We're fortunate to have depth at O line-more than most teams.. Vollmer is still learning the game & is doing great as a sub. Coming in cold, Connolly did well replacing Koppen. On this board the line seldom gets its due. Brady has been sacked only 7 times, I think. Our two losses aren't solely...

From Paolo Bandini of the Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/global/2009/oct/25/wembley-new-england-patriots-tampa-bay-buccaneers An online poll run by Fox Sports last week found that 58% of its readers felt London should host nothing more than a pre-season game. In the comments section...

Re: Idle thoughts....the Buc's game Great commentary, as usual, by Ken & the others. I do think there's some nitpicking on Brady. His timing may be a little off, but his is pocket presence is damn good. The Bucs pass rush wasn't bad, causing a few hurries, and only 1 sack (partially due to...

A brilliant analysis in hindsight from your easy chair...

[Hope the team enjoys their week off and can heal up some nagging injuries. Amen. Lots of healing to do. Was Moss hurt too? And except for Welker (A+), I'd give the O a B-.

D continue to play with intensity-new guys look damn good. And Hoyer continues to show poise in garbage time.

Re: What is Green-Ellis's PROBLEM?! Chill. Do you think it had anything to do with run blocking? Nobody's a bust after 1 game.

Agree. The first to six or seven points idea still puts the kicking team at a disadvantage. Each team should have the ball at least once.

Ah, so! This must also explain the dearth of English food in China & India (which rival the # of Italian joints in Merry Olde). .

I read this comment on English cuisine: There are thousands of Italian restaurants in England. I wonder why there are hardly any English restaurants in Italy? Comments from our Brit contingent?

Great analysis by guys who are a lot more knowledgeable than I am. A few concerns: Can Hoyer step up if Tom goes down? Who knows? I'd love to see a veteran 3rd QB. Maroney & Galloway are on probation. There was enough depth to compensate for Maroney until Taylor got injured. As for...

One of the best high stakes games I've seen. I'm glad the Twins came from behind, but the Yankees must be smiling about facing an exhausted staff, playing at the Stadium just hours after their dramatic win. And, the Twins are 0-7 against the Skanks this year. I'm hoping for another Twinkie...

Hilarious! Talk about the Odd Couple! I wish we had 85 for our #3. BB wouldn't permit any crap on the field, and Chad would produce, just like Moss.

My Picks: AL MVP- Mauer with Jeter as runner up Sox MVP- I'd pick Bay, followed by Ellsbury AL Cy Young-Greinke. No contest, with Verlander a distant 2nd Sox best arm-Lester. Just hope he & Beckett & Bucholz bring it in the PO's. Your picks?

Ok, Brett had a good game. But the Packers lame pass rush would turn JaMarcus Russell into an all-pro.

2008: James Sanders, 25, was originally drafted by the Patriots in the fourth round (133rd overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft out of Fresno State. The 5-foot-10-inch, 210-pound safety has played in 55 games with 36 starts over four seasons in New England (2005-08). Sanders has totaled 198 tackles...

The only time I know of when BB dissed an opponent was when he called Chad (tongue in cheek) the best holder in the NFL. The two would make a great comedy team.