kianvis

will we see Aaron Rodgers start the winner take all Bears/Packers game next week?

If I was betting on it I would say yes, but what do you think?

It seems like every time there is a 'Civil Rights Crisis', there are thousands and thousands of them who are available on a moment's notice to march in the streets.

They must have very understanding bosses, right?

If so, take a look at the Tea Party's petition calling for the prosecution or resignation of Eric Holder

Don't just complain about injustice, be a part of helping to make it better

That second part is not a question, I know, but it is a good suggestion.

As to the question, are you outraged?

Lucky to have even been drafted at all with his 'character issues', and then being moved to safety as an acknowledgement of his low potential at corner, now Tyrann Mathieu refuses to sign a contract without big guaranteed money?

Shouldn't he just be glad to be employed and not in jail at this point?

He thought he should go number one overall, but after not being picked in the first round he has fired his agent before even signing an NFL contract.

Added to his behavior during the first round, is his fragile ego going to work in the media capital of the world or is he going to be yet another giant distraction on the Jets this year?

For all of you who say Revis is thebest because he closes off half the field, let's take a quick look:

Obviously he was targeted less last year because he was on the sidelines, but last time he played a full season Revis was targeted 85 times and gave up 35 receptions for 508 yards and one TD

Last year Richard Sherman was targeted 86 times and gave up 40 catches for 632 yards and 2 TD's

When you factor in the turnover numbers, why is Revis so much better?

I hate to say it, but the numbers say he isn't

You might not like Sherman's loud mouth (I sure don't), or the fact that he thinks respect is something you can just loudly demand, but he belongs in the conversation as the top shutdown corner, and not just a guy with flashy statlines. Agree or not?

If you were an in-demand coach and had all the offers, which team would you take over and why?

Cleveland, Kansas City, Buffalo, San Diego, Arizona, Chicago, or Philadelphia?

I know he's not the best blocker or pass receiver but as far as just running the ball against a stacked front that knows he is coming. he is just ridiculously good.

Has there ever been a guy who carried a team more?

Comeback player of the year...no question

Knowing that it is a possibility that a guy who was let go by the Lingerie Football League for compromising their 'integrity' could show up as a line judge at your game?

Does it make you want to watch and buy lots of NFL merchandise?

When I first read her criticisms I thought she should just shut her yap and play soccer, but after watching the gold medal game, I do agree that Brandy Chastain has a tendency to be critical and annoying

Yes, we get it...when you are tired you have to play smarter. It isn't such a stroke of wisdom that it needs to be repeated 28 times. Everyone who has ever played any sport knows that

Just curious about who people think are the best ever at each position. You don't need justifications, just names. Make it easier and just name a QB, RB, WR, OL, DL, LB, and DB

BQ: How about the best kicker and return man ever, just for fun?

Do you think Matt Flynn is as good as the Lions made him look, or is he a 'system' QB like some people were saying after the game?

BQ: Where do you thing he will play next year?

As NFL fans, we allow our 'heroes' to cheat on their wives, shoot up night clubs, drive drunk, organize dog fights, molest college girls (I could go on and on, but you get the point) but it bothers us so much when a guy gets on one knee to pray?

For the record, I don't personally believe in God, but how can we hate someone just because they do? Tim Tebow isn't "out there' or "in your face" about his religion, so why does it polarize us so much?

If I have a problem with the whole Tebow thing, it's just the media saturation of a guy who runs a college offense and is only moderately successful at it. I just want to see more ESPN coverage of Brady, Manning, Rodgers, and Brees

I think the whole obsession with Tebow's religion says more about us than it does about him. What do you think?

or is that the Lions defense losing them the game?

I'm thinking just go all out offense like the rest of the NFC and ignore their glaring weakness in the secondary. Any thoughts on who would be best at #3?

Do you think that I could pick up 10 guys at Home Depot in the morning and beat the Dolphins?

Sure, my guys would be short, but they would be hard workers. I think we could give 'em a good game at least.

Call an onside kick on that last kickoff from the ravens 35? I sure would. It seems like you really don't stand to lose much in terms of yardage.

Why or why not?

When he wins without putting up huge numbers, they say he is a 'system QB', or one who can just 'manage a game'.

This year he will blow away several single season records, but everyone says it's only because of Randy Moss.

What will it take for people to admit that this a guy is, and has been, a darn good QB in his own right?

do you really think they could handle WVU's speed? Remember last years BCS Championship game when answering.