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No, I thought it was a penalty in real time and was surprised (and happy) they didn't call it.

The kicking team cannot call for a fair catch.

I never said initial contact was not in-bounds. The problem I saw was that contact continued long after he was already out of bounds.

He did a lousy job, but he was correct on that one. Even a broken clock is correct twice a day.

Great win yesterday over an exceedingly good team. In another thread (here or elsewhere?) I predicted that if we win the SB the MVP will be Edelman. I feel even more strongly about that today (even with the three drops). The Pats O is totally different when he is in there -- not to take...

I will be just as happy if we end up with one more point than KC.

I know what you are saying, and I agree, but let's take a step back or two. Take this situation. You and your neighbor agree that you will paint your house yellow with purple polka dots and your neighbor will paint his house purple with yellow polka dots. Lets also say there is no HOA or...

I wondered what happened when you put someone on ignore. I now know. It's cool. No content. Fitting!

What an idiotic statement!!!!! Totally devoid of anything even remotely resembling logic. Please, please, please take two courses somewhere. They are "Reading for Comprehension 101" and "Logic 101". I swear that reading Deus' posts on this subject makes me feel like I am Alice at the Mad...

Maybe Gronk was just too busy posting on this forum? :D

Read Gronk's post in the real "Black Eye..." thread and you will get the joke.

I didn't want poster Gronk to be disappointed. :D

They certainly were among the worst. I must say I have never seen a team literally give away a game the way Cincy did. Take three knees and kick a field goal, d%#*!@t. Then to give away 45 yards on stupid, stupid and even more stupid penalties to leave a chip shot at 18 seconds to lose the...

From Wikipedia: The theory describes Type A individuals as ambitious, rigidly organized, highly status-conscious, sensitive, impatient, take on more than they can handle, want other people to get to the point, anxious, proactive, and concerned with time management. People with Type A...

I have never even seen those three associated with a Type A classification. Speaking for myself only, I have been absolutely faithful and loyal to my wife of over 52 years (I guess that covers the last two), and have given direct financial support to siblings, in-laws, (and my children, or...

It is a picture of me. He looks 20 years older than me! :) There seems to be some similarity, but the shape of his face is quite different -- and I still have more hair. He's the Dolphins owner and Waste Management tycoon. Right? If so, I wish I had 1% of his money. I just noticed that 100...

Please don't misuse the term "Type A". They are "Type D" for "Dirty" or "Type U" for unbalanced. There is nothing wrong with being a "Type A" if that is your makeup. It means "Driven" or "Success oriented" or "Determined". It does not mean "an explosion waiting to happen". If you are not a...

You are correct about it being the responsibility of the coach. On another matter, when I saw that fumble I immediately thought of Belachik with Ridley. The discipline that Bill imparts translates to having so few fumbles. Down there in that game situation the four rules for the ball carrier...

Yeah, that was a weirdo comment. Peyton comes from a famous football family, and is picked #1 in the draft. Brady is the epitome of Horatio Alger and was #199. He is lunch-pail Joe who has built a colossal business empire. If anything, he is everyman's dream of what he, himself, can become.

No comment about Ryan, but your 69 years old comment is way off the mark. I am 74 and still work full time and will continue to do so because I love it. 69? That is young! Back then I hadn't yet lost those 20 yards on my golf shots. :)