My wife thought he was the most disheveled looking person she'd ever seen on a football sideline--even moreso than Bellichik.

I can see that, but I can also see the Cowboys only having one loss, seeing as how they blew huge leads against the Jets and Lions.

With Schaub now done for the season I have little hope for much beyond making the playoffs. Seriously an entire season of injuries: Foster out, comes back, Johnson out then set to come back, and Schaub out, plus Mario has been gone all year. I have decided that God officially hates the Texans.

The Wild Card race in the NFC between the Falcons, Lions, Bears and Giants/Cowboys should be interesting. At this point I'd say the Bears will probably make it, the Giants will probably win the East leaving the other three to fight it out.

Stated like that, it seems like the Falcons have a pretty good shot. Even though it doesn't really seem like they should.

it's houston He hates

The Ravens have dropped off most prediction posts from pundits. With reason. That loss to Seattle about put me in the nut-house. How they went from "best in AFC" to "maybe not even making the play-offs" in one game.

Try losing to the Rams. Yuck.

what do people outside of Philadelphia think about Andy Reid?

I think his time has come. Its time for the Eggles to look for a new head coach.

Tebow....crazy.

These wins aren't a good thing for Broncos fans right? It's just going to make it tougher to move to a legit QB? They can't possibly continue to win like this?

I'm confused.

I think that Marco will probably disagree with me, but as a Hawks fan, I have to tell you, the Hawks are a better team than their record might indicate (at least defensively - the offense is still a work in progress).....so don't let the loss drive you too crazy.

Tebow may not be a long term QB, but he sure is fun to watch. Did anybody see Elway's frown-clap when he scored that winning TD? Poor guy looked like he was in pain.

Having seen them almost beat the Falcons, I tend to agree. They are tough on defense, can run the ball and protect the quarterback and damn near impossible to beat at home.

The problem, of course, is the quarterback: You need one to win consistently.


And Jewels, I think people outside of Philly respect Andy Reid's consistency, snicker at his in game management and are impressed by longevity--I'm surprised he hasn't been fired or taken his act elsewhere.

The problem is, we didn't run the ball. Inexcusable to have one of the best backs in the league and run him, what--6 times? Not only that but our receivers weren't...receiving. Absolutely ridiculous. Trust me, you guys played tough, but we should've beaten you handily if everything was clicking.

These Tebow games keep reminding me of this Panthers-Falcons game when John Fox essentially went to the Single Wing and beat our brains in.

One of the weirdest box scores in a modern pro football game HERE

BLECH X 1000. If I recall, that was a must win game in order to keep our playoff hopes alive and then to go down like that.

Defense fail.

Also Mora's second to last game as HC and Vick's second to last as QB. Pretty sure I kicked most of my furniture watching.

Wade Phillips with facial hair and a couple dozen more IQ points.

If they had anything even remotely approaching so much as an average QB, they'd be dangerous. Um, Hasslebeck, anyone?

Second runner up behind Erik Kramer and Tony Dungy for "World's Greatest Dad".

Bahahahahahahahah

Big win for the Ravens Sunday. Fast turnaround though, as we host SF on Thanksgiving night.

Pretty impressed with Dalton.