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Fair enough.

I understand your reasoning in thinking Athan gives us the best shot at winning this one. I disagree though. I think the best chance either team has of winning is if the other turns the ball over a couple times. In my view, Tanner would give us the best chance at ball control. I like...

I don't see anyone else more deserving. A high impact position too. Sometimes I wonder if PJ is giving him so many touches because it would provide extra exposure to the program if he were to win an award. Cynical, I know.

His style of play reminds me of Xavier Rhodes....eg....very physical. Especially with his hands/arms.

It doesn't matter. Schedule who you have to to help the program get healthy and then change things.

I th I think Mark Twain was a smart man.

But you did move the posts on a conversation that doesn't matter.

The definition of moving the posts.

What?

More like, we're still going to under rank you because old habits are hard to break and doing so doesn't help my team anyway.

I guess I wasn't totally convinced of the flat stadium theory anyway.

How did they make the stadium so flat? That's the problem. No one can see over the person in front of them.

Brevyn Spann Ford. He has the ability and now with Crab's injury there's a need.

Charlotte's got a nice looking uni.

I hadn't considered that. good point.

It's tough for a defensive back to make these lists. The good ones are avoided and don't get as many chances to make plays. I'm looking at you, Mr. Walley.

Take a look at the top 20 list in the lower right corner. it's interesting to see the handful of programs that have fallen off the cliff.

The only reason I care at all about them is because of Talon.

Hah - is this true or an inside joke I'm missing?

It's an old joke about the metrodome.