dogbert

He has a team to run, he can't worry about whether fans like him or not. They will like him if hes winning regardless of how big of a ###### he is.

Which Wr's value has fallen further? Brandon Marshall or Chad Johnson? Both have had miserable off seasons. And all though Chad Johnson might have been on a downslide, he was still decent. I'm going to stay far away from both of these guys, as neither one will produce this year.

I wouldn't go with a qb that early. I would take Portis, Mcgahee, or Barber if they are still available. All though its still early so wait a couple weeks and you'll get a better picture.

First off i'm a Vikings Fan, and am very happy we have him on our team. What I want to know is why everyone has him as the second or third back to take in drafts? I know he had some big games, but he faded big time down the stretch and was pretty average during the fantasy football playoffs. Do you guys think it was because he was a rookie and just getting used to playing that many games? Or was it just a fluke and next year he will be more consistent down the stretch.

Have you guys seen the ESPN commercial with Jim Kelly waiting behind Adam Vinateri at the metal detector and him taking off his four superbowl rings, and jim is getting more and more frustrated. I always chuckled. You don't need to win the superbowl to be considered great. Look at Dan Marino or Warren Moon. Not sure if Warren won one, but I don't think he did. And winning a superbowl doesn't prove you're great either. Trent Dilfer and Mark Rypien have won superbowls.

It's a different era of the game. It's like trying to compare Micheal Jordan to Lebron James or Cy Young to Johan Santana. Both are great in their times, but you can't compare the two.

You could invite Pacman Jones and he could teach the kiddies how to make it rain if you had strippers over.

With the talk of Sapp retiring, and most people thinking he belongs in the Hall of Fame, I was wondering about Micheal Strahan. He has a 141.5 sacks, and is the season sack leader, but are his stats inflated because of how long he's played? I think he deserves to be in if Sapp is in. I never really thought Sapp was all that dominate. Thoughts?

I didn't consider the different positions, plus Sapp has as many ints as Strahan with 4.

Alcohol has a really low freezing point, I don't think you have to worry about slush.

2-1 Frank Gore

There not British and probably won't be drinking piss warm ale. The colder the beer the better.

I know it's a football forum, but I think Chris Bosh is pretty funny. The ad he made as a used car salesmen to make the NBA all-star game was good.

Just remember to drink a lot of beer. That always warms me up.

Are the Cowboys in the process of getting a new quarterback? Because as long as Romo is in there, that superbowl is a long ways away.

The United Way commercial he did was way better, but that was still funny.

If they let Grant run the ball. They could get into that 5 receiver set and just throw. This is Brett's last chance of winning a superbowl so I predict the old gunslinger is going to come out. He'll throw one or two picks which will keep Seattle close. 31-17 Pack.

I want to say Vikings, but if they play with as much heart and intensity as they did last night, we'll have another 40-0 by half blowout, which probably wouldn't be fun to watch. New Orleans would be fun to watch and so would Cleveland.

Is it just me or did Andrea Kramer look like Large Marge from Pee Wee's Big Adventure, when her face pops out. She is one ugly women.

I need 15.6 points from him to win. Thanks to the Minnesota D being absolutely putrid last night. Come on 100 yards and a td!!!!

I'm up 19.8 pts with the Vikings defense and he has Adrian Peterson. I'm a bit worried. Stupid Marion Barber.

I think Jones would be better served spending money on the defensive side of the ball.

How can you say McFadden is a top five pick?

I was looking at my playoff roster and except for Ryan Grant my team is exactly what I started with. I'm just wondering how many people's playoffs teams are identical or almost identical to what they drafted.

Who do you guys think will get the last playoff spot in the AFC? Pittsburgh, Indy, New England, San Diego win their divisions and Jacksonville gets one wildcard. Who gets the last one? I was thinking the Browns because of their easy schedule, but now i'm not sure. I think Tennessee is the most talented, but the most inconsistent with that bunch. Thoughts?