Stafford is playing well on a fairly bad team but he was a #1 overall pick.

Sanchez is on a really talented team.

Someone commented on KC's o-line being worse and you used the sack stat.

KC's line is obviously much worse then Detroit's and especially the Jets.

Don't forget NYJ had the AFC's leading rusher last year. Their line is good.

Interesting article by Steve Serby

Jets 0 Saints 17


NYPost On Jeremy Shockey:

http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/jets/...RU8ykf3rqcsgaN

Whatever that means.

Earnhardt Nation used to hold up three fingers (#3 car) for Dead Dale -- and 8 for Junior

Wait a minute -- Junior drives the #88.

Junior whose soap opera relationship with his stepmother and car owner of the #8 was played out in the open & in court when his dad died -- I'll explain the story in smittysbar thread -- When Junior left, Teresa ...she told the world that he would no longer drive #8 ... The number is an Earnhardt heirloom that dates back to Junior's grandfather.

The number meant so much to Junior, that he offered millions to buy it. She refused to sell it. However, Teresa doesn't own the number -- NASCAR does. As long as the number is on the track, she owns it. But, Trinket Lady effed herself when Bud pulled their sponsorship last spring. She failed to find a sponsor or a driver, so the car was forced off the track.

His stepmother pulled another fast one, when Junior discovered he did not own his name.

You're wrong. Clean shot.

Terrible call I ever seen in my entire life.

You're wrong. There was no helmet-to-helmet contact at all. It was shoulder pad to upper body.

There should have been no flag on that play.

It ended up being a bad call on replay problem is refs don't get to go look at replay for penalty calls and I did think he got him in the head on real speed.

Darren Sharper got one in the Saints game too...it wasn't just that reffing crew.

There are going to be calls like this alot because they're suppose to protect safety or some such.

This is why i think that every play should be reviewable. If the ref up in the booth sees an obvious error, he needs to overturn it immediatley.

The thing is the league is very aware of all these studies of retired players having brain damage etc etc, so they're going to go overboard to try to get rid of big hits especially ones to the head even if it means making some bad calls.

This. I do not know why penalties(PI, personal fouls) cannot be challenged.

Because most penalties are judgment calls.

They'll never make those reviewable because the games would last forever.

Then here's a suggestion. How about getting rid of the unnecessary time outs in between kickoffs to the offense/defense getting on the field? That alone consumes alot of time.

Another suggestion is to reduce the timeouts in between possession changes as well.

Those two combined, can extend the time as long as an extra hour, IMHO.

The NFL likes to make money

Yea not gonna happen they want sponsor money.

What you have now is basically what it's gonna be, hell there are plenty of people that don't want any replay at all.