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All kids develop at a different time. You can teach a 5 year old and he could get it right away or anytime, even years later. LLB also has a cutoff date.

I don't think the owners care all that much about the fans. Their teams played in empty stadiums during the coronavirus and still made a profit. Not saying they don't want fans but their bottom line is their bottom line.

Great idea. Let's talk about something more relative and up to date, like the Colosseum in Rome.

Aren't the arse and the anus the same thing? I think O'Leary knows finances.

I only brought it up because the Bears play in Illinois, which is one of the five states O'Leary mentioned.

Sorry about that. I just responded to one more and that'll be it.

O'Leary was talking about the possibility of a recession and how it would cripple those five states.

1. Fenway Park - my first live NFL game. 2. Schaeffer Stadium - One of the games I went to in the 70's was the worst experience of my life at any game. 3. Gillette - Been there a few times but my favorite was the AFCCG in 2016. 4. Carolina - I convinced my non sports fan son to stop in Carolina...

I also saw the Chargers at Fenway.

He's not speaking for the US either. Like any other country's citizens, including Canadians, we're proud to be Americans. The USA already has more gold medals in these games than any other winter games.

I met a Candian woman here in NH a couple of years ago who felt that the USA's biggest problem was nationalism. It was right after a Canadian golfer won the Canadian open for the first time in 75 years and the entire country exploded with pride. As I told her, if Canadian athletes can have pride...

The men are up 1-0 right now.

I have no idea how Indiana votes, but when compared to Illinois they do indeed have it right.

I saw Kevin O'Leary on CNN discussing Illinois. It's one of five states that are on very shaky ground. CA, NY, NJ are three of the other four. I forgot the last one.

The Fenway Park of football?

My first team was the Browns. One look at Jim Brown was all it took. Then the Pats were born.

I wouldn't let go of Gonzo for anyone right not now and I'd pay him whatever it takes to keep him here. And I'd be working on his next contract.

The Pats were the first team to score a point against the Bears in the playoffs. They shut out the Giants and Rams.

I have those three games on VHS.

Me too... most of the time. Plus, I'm very bad with names.