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  1. @ptwiraga @RapSheet Almost worth a trip to NO, renting a black Escalade and circling his block. "This looks like somebody important, Rich."
  2. @espn_afceast Won't matter. There will always be doubters, plus those wondering how the next one was REALLY won.
  3. @SI_PeterKing Peter, I think some of your Lawn and Garden Tractor magazine columns on Favre inadvertently got printed by SI
  4. @GregABedard The audio sounds more reasonable than how it looks in print. His overarching point is "Why risk it?"
  5. @AlbertBreer Yes, but can we realistically ever expect a Buckeye to grow up?
  6. @GregABedard Pats pick player on nobody's radar, make a trade way below value chart; it's Bill Belichick's touching tribute to Al Davis.
  7. @SI_PeterKing @Boat_Lawyer Is this like last year when you had Favre confirm the big scoop that HOU expressed zero interest in him?
  8. @capeleaguer "No Satanic rituals whatsoever!"
  9. @GlobeChadFinn If you look up "ubiquitous" in the dictionary, it's got 5 Bobby Valentine pictures next to it.
  10. @cgasper constantly changing strategy is interesting (like game ending on safety, or 4th down sack at midfield) but could be confusing.
  11. @cgasper Conceivably, a team could block a kick, blow their chance at recovering it, and lose their allotted possession in the process.
  12. @cgasper I am intrigued at the potential scenarios. Like opening with an onside kick and then kicking a field goal.
  13. @cgasper injury issue is a fair point. How 'bout this: set the extra period time based on average OT length over last five years?
  14. Too long for networks, too RT @cgasper Too long for NFLPA
  15. @cgasper OT rule was prompted by Favre/Manning not getting OT snap in plyfs. But new rule opens doors for some weird possibilities.
  16. @cgasper The main benefit is that strategy doesn't change from regular game strategy.
  17. @cgasper Belichick's proposal: a set time period, a 5th quarter, but maybe 7 minutes. If still tied after, sudden death.
  18. @cgasper @AlbertBreer You're right. Now we'll finally have a good sample size to reveal the inherent flaws of the new rule.