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What amuses me is that all the fans on all the 32 team sites are having exactly the same argument. We have no idea who's right until actual football begins.

Yesterday was my 84th birthday. As a youngster, I lived near Cleveland and I was a rabid, in fact obsessive Cleveland Browns fan. Graham was a marvel. To this day, I have never seen a quarterback with his "touch." He floated the ball right over the outstretched hands of any defender into the...

The football Hall of Fame doesn't just measure tangible, on-the-field accomplishments. If it did, it would select members with established metrics. If you achieved them, you're in, if you haven't, you're not. We all know there are plenty of "deserving" players who've achieved every imaginable...

Buffalo Bills: Stephon Gilmore Finds New Home With Bitter Rival

I think Kaepernick is available.

The Dorsett trade has freed Danny Amendola for punt return duty.

Yes--and he is Danny Amendola, who Dorsett can relieve at WR.

Brady and Belichick are both overrated and neither would be any good if he couldn't lean on the other :)

I think Edelman would have succeeded anywhere, not so much because his football abilities, which are impressive, but because of his character. I doubt anyone or any circumstances could have kept this guy down.

I saw Brown many times when I was in high school. He was practically unstoppable. He was faster, stronger, smarter and more elusive than anyone else. In fact, he was so good, that he was the most important member of the offense, not the quarterback. The quarterback (Frank Ryan or Milt...

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Gene Wilder was not simply admired, or enjoyed. He was beloved.

I wait, with simmering fury, for that moment next January, when Goodell approaches Brady, during the Superbowl celebration (we've won despite the suspension), and hands him the trophy. "I know a good place for this," Brady should say, then shove it full-length up Goodell's a*s.

Pardon me, but I'm sick of all this criticism of Kraft. He has brought us a decade of great teams, great seasons and great memories. If results are the measure, no other owner comes close to him. And yet in this thread and others, people criticize him as though they are insiders who know...

Rodney says what he thinks and he doesn't spare anyone. He's the most honest on-camera commentator around. I don't always like what he says, but I know he's being as truthful as he can. I especially enjoy his relationship with Dungy. There are times I think theyd like to slug each other.

And he's part of the Paul Brown tree.

And, of course, there's Paul Brown, whose tree includes almost all of them.

I'm interested to know what Patsfans members think of these sites and activities. Personally, I find them all a kind of pollution of the sport. I resent the attention they're being given. I find the advertising obnoxious and misleading. I don't think they deserve any attention from game...

It was Mike Chiklis.