Such a waste of talent

Looks like it's not just the players anymore.

That would be a scary good team.

"When asked directly if he was retiring due to a neck injury that has already cost him the entire 2011 season, Peyton Manning offered a brief laugh and a smile.

"I have no plans on doing that," he said Tuesday afternoon."

There's one vacancy filled by not Chilly.

Can't wait til we can write a new one and replace the devil's name with Mike Holmgren's.

"The NCAA hit Ohio State with a one-year bowl ban and other penalties on Tuesday for a scandal that involved eight players taking a total of $14,000 in cash and tattoos in exchange for jerseys, rings and other Buckeyes memorabilia."
Personally I think they went a bit overboard on what amounts to less than $2000 per player.

But then again I don't expect much better from those that reveled in Tressel's firing.

Side note: Howard Eskin doesn't know how to spell Brett Favre, and uses arbitrary capitalization.

"Under most circumstances, an old player beginning his second career as a position coach at his alma mater doesn't make for much of a headline. Then again, under most circumstances, the fledgling assistant in question doesn't happen to be an active NFL player with three Super Bowl rings. Citing "sources close to the program," the Columbus Dispatch has confirmed rumors that ex-Ohio State All-American and 14-year NFL vet Mike Vrabel is returning to OSU as linebackers coach. The official announcement is expected on Monday."
About time there was some good news for tOSU.

I can't believe he toppled the Super Bowl MVP. It's down to Hillis and Vick. Make sure to do your part to keep Vick from getting the nod a second time.

Seems like every thing this guy or the owners say is a PR move. No replacement players huh? If what I gather on DBN is correct there can be no replacement players because the work stoppage is on the owners here, not because of a player strike. Anybody here that's savvy in the NFL rulebook that cares to rule in on this?

The other thing in this article that made me laugh was when he said that he didn't know how long the last offer would stay on the table. That same deal that the players already rejected. That same deal that took the owners four years to come up with and couldn't produce until thirty minutes before the negotiation deadline. The more Goodell talks, the less I like him.

If this helps either fall to us it would be awesome. If they both fall to us, which would you choose?

Here's why this upsets me:

According to the statement, "Cottrell said he reduced the fines because the players said they understood the rules and have made efforts to adjust their techniques to play with the rules that protect player safety."

As I remember Harrison was vividly squawking about how he wouldn't change his style of play to fit the "new rules". When someone has been fined twice for dirty hits after said dirty hit, it would seem they don't deserve to get their fines reduced.

I'm glad I'm not the only person who answered the questions he asked in his video, only I was yelling at my TV so it still seems crazy.

Hard to say but I think he was the funniest actor in Major League.

I was perusing Yahoo when I chanced across this post. I can totally see why we don't use subject lines here now. Hahaha.