Watching plays develop when you know WTF is going on is fun. There's nothing like seeing a guard pull around the corner and look for a linebacker to crush. :)

Between the Oline, backs, and WR's, how on earth do people keep track of everything everyone is doing on a play?

It takes a keen eye and watching about a million games.

I'm nowhere near that level of perception, but if you've ever seen Dick Vermeil commentate a game, there's a perfect example.

You mean fans? They don't. Just watch the offensive linemen. They take you to where the play is going 90 percent of the time. Or watch the ball, whatever. On passing plays I usually glance at the offensive line first to see if anyone is getting beat, then I look at the quarterback.

I could go on with questions like this all night. I'm definitely looking forward to making that book my bedtime reading. I just can't wait. I want to be able to go to games, really watch them, and be able to know what's going on without asking whoever's with me what happened. Goal for the Summer.

I love Hot Naked Cheerleaders. Not KC Chiefs Cheerleaders... but most every other hot naked Cheerleaders are great.

If you have the ability to do it (DVR or TiVO), you can often see and understand a lot more about a play and why it did or didn't work by rewinding and watching a play a couple of times. Also good for watching defensive plays, because often 2 or 3 things will happen that lead to a sack, strip or interception that are never mentioned by the TV crew.

They all close their eyes when doing back flips. That's a cool looking picture, although I probably think so for different reasons than you guys.

Active day and a long evening. I'm beat.

Thanks for talkin' football with me where I can understand it. I appreciate it!

Sweet dreams all!

Heyhey dont go to sleep I have a question.

Are there any 24 hour laundry places in this town?

we might like going shopping
if we could touch ourselves
while watching

Alrighty. What aspect shall I learn about tonight?

No Football 101 instructors in the house tonight?

I am here. What would you like to know.