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Rodgers's Achilles heel is that he has no comeback mode. He has only one something like one win in his career after falling behind more than 10 points. He's absolutely a physically talented QB, but there's no way he's the GOAT.

Reporters don't write headlines. That's the editors' job.

We've also seen that BB likes to reward accomplishments and abilities (see: Flutie drop kick), so he's not going to hold players out to prevent them from reaching incentive targets.

I thought the Black Unicorn was planning on calling it a career.

Now imagine a third-down offense of Squirrel, Lewis, GRONK, Cooks, and Amendola. . . . Given the number of people who'll be fighting for catches, it's hard to say he'll ever be a 100-catch receiver again. But there's no doubt the offense works better when he's fully functional than it does...

Tony Gonzalez's Pro Bowl anecdote about BB is all the proof you need for the truth of that statement.

Don't know about Ghost, but he definitely doesn't like to be called "Meat" :D:

Right now, it's massive, since Vinatieri hasn't handled a kickoff in nearly a decade.

Depends: it's a comedy, unless you're a Jets fan, in which case it's a tragedy.

I just heard they're making a Jets movie in the style of a Jane Austen novel:

It needs to come with a warning label of some kind: "May cause uncontrollable vomiting in people with working brain cells," or something like that.

What the hell was that? I feel like I need to seek counseling after having seen that. And it's all your fault! (Oh, and Tunescribe's!)

Apparently before he got into his current avocado kick, Brady was quite the fan of barbecue, which apparently flared up his competitive genes in a drinking contest: My favorite part is how Hoyer just lumps Edelman in with the linemen. :)

The Patriots have actually gone further than Erhardt-Perkins and established a bunch of one-word play calls that they can use. Typically they'll have six one-word play calls at their disposal during any game.

While he may have been overly religious, Tebow was also one of the few people who seemed able to keep Aaron Hernandez'a behavior in check. It's entirely believable that the main reason that the Patriots signed Tebow was to act as a "Hernandez whisperer" to protect their investment. When...

C'mon Jets fans. It's officially say it along with me: Just End The Season!

I think that having the forfeits on record is actually useful for solving the real long-term problem—a team that skews competitive balance too far (much bigger roster and larger talent pool to draw from). If the teams just took their drubbings and went on with it, it would be much harder to make...

Of the players on the team (or on IR), that honor probably goes to Fleming, who majored in aeronautics at Stanford, or to Develin, who majored in mechanical engineering at Brown.

Really? Given the salary he's likely to demand to play, I can't see most GM's being happy to sign him—at least not without conclusive evidence that he's almost 100% healthy. Or at least wait until midway through the season (à la Wes Welker) before pulling the trigger.

It wasn't just Ridley: