Cerebus said:

SCNDLS said:

Not here, they're showing regular programming.

I couldn't find it here, either. I looked everywhere.

U need the NFL package 2 get the game. At 12:00 midnight, the NFL channel is showing a replay.

Graycap23 said:

Cerebus said:

I couldn't find it here, either. I looked everywhere.

U need the NFL package 2 get the game. At 12:00 midnight, the NFL channel is showing a replay.

Oh I have that. I have the "every sports channel" package and NBA League pass. And with NFL RedZone I'm not nearly as bummed out that DishNetwork has the exclusive NFL package. I can't watch time delayed/recorded sports. I'm online and watching sports talk tv too much. If I already know the score it's not interesting to me. I wanted to watch it live but it wasn't available anywhere. I thought for sure NFL Network would have it since MNF is on ESPN. Probably something to do with ESPN's exclusive rights nonsense.

Heart-breaking loss for the Texans last night. Kubiak's gone after the season.

Giants won in a snooze-fest. Tavaris Jackson is not the answer at QB - he flat-out sucks.

Bring on the Eagles!!!!!

uPtoWnNY said:

Heart-breaking loss for the Texans last night. Kubiak's gone after the season.

Giants won in a snooze-fest. Tavaris Jackson is not the answer at QB - he flat-out sucks.

Bring on the Eagles!!!!!

Not many people in Houston think Kubiak will be fired, although many want him to be. Bob McNair just gave Kubiak a 2-year extension before the season, and it's thought he'll stand by that for another year. McNair has given Kubiak several votes of confidence this year, and unlike some owners (Jerry Jones), those are pretty bankable when coming from McNair.

But Frank Bush and most of the defensive staff are probably toast.

The big question is what to do at GM. Rick Smith gets blamed for letting Dunta Robinson and Jacque Reeves get away, and for drafting Kareem Jackson. So the question is, can you find a new GM that wants to work with Kubiak for next year, and maybe longer?

RodeoSchro said:Not many people in Houston think Kubiak will be fired, although many want him to be. Bob McNair just gave Kubiak a 2-year extension before the season, and it's thought he'll stand by that for another year. McNair has given Kubiak several votes of confidence this year, and unlike some owners (Jerry Jones), those are pretty bankable when coming from McNair.

But Frank Bush and most of the defensive staff are probably toast.

The big question is what to do at GM. Rick Smith gets blamed for letting Dunta Robinson and Jacque Reeves get away, and for drafting Kareem Jackson. So the question is, can you find a new GM that wants to work with Kubiak for next year, and maybe longer?

With the talent they have, Houston was supposed to take that next step this season. When teams don't fulfill expectations, it's usually the head coach who pays.

The defensive staff needed an overhaul after the Jets debacle.

Giants aren't going anywhere if Eli doesn't pick up his play. At times, he's looking like an amateur out there.

[Edited 12/14/10 7:52am]

This just in: according to Metrodome sources, the damage to the teflon roof at the Metrodome which collapsed early Sunday morning due to 17 inches of snow was worse than previously reported, so even though workers are feverishly working to repair the roof, it will not be ready for Monday night's game against the Chicago Bears. Therefore, the game will be played at TCF Bank stadium at the University of Minnesota. The organization chose to play this game outdoors because they wanted their local fans to be able to attend the game.

http://www.nfl.com/news/s...aking_news

RodeoSchro said:

uPtoWnNY said:

Heart-breaking loss for the Texans last night. Kubiak's gone after the season.

Giants won in a snooze-fest. Tavaris Jackson is not the answer at QB - he flat-out sucks.

Bring on the Eagles!!!!!

Not many people in Houston think Kubiak will be fired, although many want him to be. Bob McNair just gave Kubiak a 2-year extension before the season, and it's thought he'll stand by that for another year. McNair has given Kubiak several votes of confidence this year, and unlike some owners (Jerry Jones), those are pretty bankable when coming from McNair.

But Frank Bush and most of the defensive staff are probably toast.

The big question is what to do at GM. Rick Smith gets blamed for letting Dunta Robinson and Jacque Reeves get away, and for drafting Kareem Jackson. So the question is, can you find a new GM that wants to work with Kubiak for next year, and maybe longer?

Houston's just snakebitten. They have talent but a gaping hole in the secondary and

losing Demeco Ryans didn't help the defense.

Steve Smith and Clint Sintim are done for the year...fuck, fuck FUCK!!!

Tavaris Jackson is on IR.

uPtoWnNY said:

Tavaris Jackson is on IR.

Turf toe. And the other guy they had signed has hammie issues. They signed somebody who wasn't on a team already, but you can be sure Favre will be playing if he's able to grip the ball.

Cerebus said:

uPtoWnNY said:

Tavaris Jackson is on IR.

Turf toe. And the other guy they had signed has hammie issues. They signed somebody who wasn't on a team already, but you can be sure Favre will be playing if he's able to grip the ball.

Vikings are paying for the poor QB decisions they made.

uPtoWnNY said:

Cerebus said:

Turf toe. And the other guy they had signed has hammie issues. They signed somebody who wasn't on a team already, but you can be sure Favre will be playing if he's able to grip the ball.

Vikings are paying for the poor QB decisions they made.

I totally agree. Too bad for Jackson - he needed the chance to show his skills since he'll probably be someplace else next season. And it looks like Favre won't be playing.

Cerebus said:

uPtoWnNY said:

Vikings are paying for the poor QB decisions they made.

I totally agree. Too bad for Jackson - he needed the chance to show his skills since he'll probably be someplace else next season. And it looks like Favre won't be playing.

Vikings thought they could catch magic again with Favre. Can't blame them for that, but they should have been developing a young QB for the future(IMO, Jackson isn't the answer). There were QBs to be had in the draft.

Vincent Jackson is back and doing his thing. Chargers will catch the Chiefs and win that division.

According to WFAN, Polamalu might not play against the Jets due to a lower leg injury. And Shanahan's thinking of benching Donovan in favor of Rex Grossman. 'Skins are a fucking mess. McNabb should bet out of there ASAP.

[Edited 12/17/10 8:07am]

GO CHARGERS!!

Donovan's been demoted to third string....damn.

Man, will I be glad to see Donovan out of DC! About half the interceptions he's thrown bounced right off his receivers hands. And do they realize they've already won more games than last season? No respect.

uPtoWnNY said:

Donovan's been demoted to third string....damn.

Head coach EGO............

Graycap23 said:

uPtoWnNY said:

Donovan's been demoted to third string....damn.

Head coach EGO............

My brother and I had a big argument about Donovan. He's a huge Eagle fan, and he did handstands when McNabb was shipped out. I always tried to cut Donovan some slack, but to my brother, Donovan is overrated, inaccurate, a bum and a choker. He's still ticked off about the Super Bowl. He agrees with everything T.O. said.

uPtoWnNY said:

Graycap23 said:

Head coach EGO............

My brother and I had a big argument about Donovan. He's a huge Eagle fan, and he did handstands when McNabb was shipped out. I always tried to cut Donovan some slack, but to my brother, Donovan is overrated, inaccurate, a bum and a choker. He's still ticked off about the Super Bowl. He agrees with everything T.O. said.

So do I............but he is the best the Skins have on the roster.

Graycap23 said:

uPtoWnNY said:

My brother and I had a big argument about Donovan. He's a huge Eagle fan, and he did handstands when McNabb was shipped out. I always tried to cut Donovan some slack, but to my brother, Donovan is overrated, inaccurate, a bum and a choker. He's still ticked off about the Super Bowl. He agrees with everything T.O. said.

So do I............but he is the best the Skins have on the roster.

Coach Mike Shanahan revealed Friday that he has informed Donovan McNabb that there is "no guarantee" McNabb will be a Redskin in 2011.

"It's obvious that Donovan McNabb will not be in Washington beyond this season," confirms ESPN's Adam Schefter. "The Washington Redskins' marriage with Donovan McNabb is over. It's over." Shanahan says he'll be "honest" with McNabb, which indicates that the Skins won't hold the 34-year-old quarterback hostage all offseason. Look for McNabb's $10 million option bonus to be declined before late February. He'll become a free agent. Dec. 17 - 1:08 pm et
Source: Rich Campbell on Twitter

uPtoWnNY said:

uPtoWnNY said:

Graycap23 said:

So do I............but he is the best the Skins have on the roster.

Coach Mike Shanahan revealed Friday that he has informed Donovan McNabb that there is "no guarantee" McNabb will be a Redskin in 2011.

"It's obvious that Donovan McNabb will not be in Washington beyond this season," confirms ESPN's Adam Schefter. "The Washington Redskins' marriage with Donovan McNabb is over. It's over." Shanahan says he'll be "honest" with McNabb, which indicates that the Skins won't hold the 34-year-old quarterback hostage all offseason. Look for McNabb's $10 million option bonus to be declined before late February. He'll become a free agent. Dec. 17 - 1:08 pm et
Source: Rich Campbell on Twitter

Mike wants 2 build his own team.

I don't blame him a bit but Grossman is NOT the answer on ANY level.

One of the sports guy talking heads said something that made me laugh the other day: "the Washington Redskins have become the LA Clippers of the NFL". Great comparison. They've spent so much money for so little return and STILL look like they have no idea what they're doing.

I think McNabb WAS great, but Andy Reed and the rest of the Eagles brass may have known what they were doing when they let him go. It's kind of hard to not believe that at this point. Also, as a casual Eagles fan who paid the most attention to them when they were in the playoffs I can TOTTALLY understand how a hard core fan would think poorly of McNabb. That Super Bowl especially was pretty hard to watch. But I'm sure he'll be a starter on another team next year. Pretty sure he's better than whatever it is we're calling a QB in San Francisco.

Cerebus said: Also, as a casual Eagles fan who paid the most attention to them when they were in the playoffs I can TOTTALLY understand how a hard core fan would think poorly of McNabb. That Super Bowl especially was pretty hard to watch. But I'm sure he'll be a starter on another team next year. Pretty sure he's better than whatever it is we're calling a QB in San Francisco.

TO said Donovan was having a panic attack and throwing up in the huddle. Something funky was going on in the 4th quarter.

My guess is McNabb winds up in Arizona.

And in other "news," Tony Romo proposed to girlfriend Candace Crawford last nite. She's the younger sister of Gossip Girl star Chace Crawford.

SavonOsco said:

uPtoWnNY said:

My brother and I had a big argument about Donovan. He's a huge Eagle fan, and he did handstands when McNabb was shipped out. I always tried to cut Donovan some slack, but to my brother, Donovan is overrated, inaccurate, a bum and a choker. He's still ticked off about the Super Bowl. He agrees with everything T.O. said.

He's not overrated considering the talent he's had in his career...but everything else one could make a case for

You're exactly right about McNabb. This dude has had to carry the Eagles on his back

for most of his career with receivers like James Thrash, Hank Bassett, and Todd Stinkston.

Even during the super bowl season when T.O was there, T.O was injured during the

playoffs and McNabb still had to carry them. Eagle fans act as though they've been big

winners before McNabb. They had a few good seasons with Jaworski at qb and they were

talented during the Buddy Ryan era but always playoff busts. McNabb has been the Eagles

most successful qb in history.