IndyTom

Shouldn't you be resting up? Don't take Houston for granted. They have the capability to ....uh....hmmmm. Nevermind.

Glad to see no one here is a "fluffer".

LINK?

Count me in - I have Galloway and Branch on Byes and Engram hurt. Holding my breath with my eyes closed.

It's one thing to say that one is the best WR in Washington since Art Monk. It's another to say that he is the best WR in football (the thread title). Which was it?

That says it all right there. Your Commissioner is deliberately breaking league rules. He has the ability to override CBS if he wants to. He just chooses not to because he wants a cheap win. Please. Our rules say this as well only because it's an auto-generated statement set up by Sportsline based on the league configurations. Where did the original poster state that his league's rules are auto-generated by Sportsline? Look, I can only go by what the original poster said. And if he says it's in the league rules, then I say those rules should be followed. You must not use Sportsline. Everyone knows when you click on the League Home link and select Rules than the rules listed are auto generated for every league. The only parsing that can be written is under the Constitution areas. I can tell you are rules state (copy and pasted): • Lineup deadline is 5 minutes before gametime for each player. • Owners may set lineups. • Add/drops are handled by a waivers process. • The waivers process runs on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. • The waiver order resets after each weeks' games. • Dropped players remain on waivers for at least 1 day(s). • Owners may do trades. • No trades can be made after the trade deadline of 12/5/05. (Click Here to set a reminder) • Owners may make trades during the offseason. These were autogenerated by the same Sportsline that did not allow drop/adds after the Friday game. In addition, on Thursday, Sportsline posted a big, fat, yellow billboard on the league homesite warning teams and leagues of this forthcoming action item. I am sorry if this hurts that team. But we all play by the same rules and risks.

You are correct. The manufacturer was not found liable: http://www.nam.org/s_nam/doc1.asp?CID=455&DID=235342 Now had this taken place in California instead of Indiana....

Fixored MB er...uh...so what's the uh..."going rates" in your neck of the woods?

SO what youre really saying is that you are watching Marta Stewart with your wife. You should rub her feet too................ For what it's worth - Martha can fold T-shirts like no ones business. :ph34r:

Another trivia question to ask next season: Who was FWP? :ph34r:

My wife is watching her Tivo'd Martha Stewart shows. I guess I could go to another TV in the house - but that would mean that I would have to care about the game.

Chick-fil-A doesn't franchise. White Castle doesn't franchise either.

For what's worth. How is what he did (stalling) any different that any other team whose starter is a "gametime" decision of a Monday night game? Should those people be able to do drop/adds on Monday mornings? Of course not. In short - every team assumes the same risk when an NFL game is played early and we are all "locked in" - be it Thanksgiving, the inevitable Saturday night games later this season, or in this case - weather driven. Risk is the same for all.

That says it all right there. Your Commissioner is deliberately breaking league rules. He has the ability to override CBS if he wants to. He just chooses not to because he wants a cheap win. Please. Our rules say this as well only because it's an auto-generated statement set up by Sportsline based on the league configurations. Be that as it may - like an earlier poster said - that every knows what Sportsline really means is that it's Tues-Sat - provided that the first NFL game is on Sunday. Otherwise, drop/adds end as soon as the first NFL game snaps the ball. In our case - (being the Commish) I sent an email our Thursday informing everyone about the game and that their lineups should be in place before kickoff Friday - snooze ya lose.

IT Purchasing for an aerospace/defense contractor.

Cato June!

For the sake of argument - who knows what McGahee would have accomplished in San Diego or LT2 in Buffalo for that matter. We need to take the fantasy blinders off and look at the NFL in the real world. There is a chance has the capability of being "better" but is in the wrong system to showcase his talents. We see that all of the time.

If this turns out to be all lies - created by his agent - to leverage Maddox's future - than turnovers are going to be the least amount of trouble he is going to enounter in the locker room.

Mike, Thanks from me as well. I have found it to be a wonderful tool!