Khyber53

I agree! Those were great little segments!

Oh goodness, not the power Smurfs look. Whew, it's bad, so bad.

When will Bouye take the field?

Just a little too soon to say. Not fair to either the greats of the past (2003 in particular), nor to the current team. Let's not add any weight to their backs before they've really made a name for themselves. Only three games in now, there's a long way to go, a lot to prove and hopefully some things to marvel over that we hadn't imagined yet.

Missy Elliott has two songs in the top 50. Just sayin'. And it's not an anti-rap bias for me. Outkast certainly deserves to be there with both Hey Ya and B.O.B. Still, Fight the Power at #2??? Really? Rush's Limelight only makes #435? Ef 'em

Bohemian Rhapsody being beaten out by Beyonce`. And that pretty much sums it up for me. While a sh!tty list.

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In the end, this will make them much better at their jobs.

This game is going to be decided by the lines. All the fan favorite guys on Dallas won't matter if our defensive line can run rampant over their patchwork line. The same holds true for us. In the end, I'm looking forward to us winning the contest. I take a bit of shameful enjoyment when I see Cowboys fans disappointed. And I think their fans are just a little too sure of their chances right now.

That was really interesting! May the streak continue!

Honestly, if I had thought it through I'd have seen that the coaches probably are prohibited from talking to him prior to a trade, otherwise it could create all sorts of tampering issues.

Strangely, that's an improvement for this team, historically speaking.

Let's see how we do against Dallas' offense first. If we brutalize them, then a nickname is warranted. If we get beaten up, let's just skip it for a while.

Well, there goes that.

There's absolutely no chance that Matt Rhule didn't talk with this kid before the trade was made. If Rhule thinks he can be rehabbed with a change of scenery here, then I'm going to have to trust him on this one. Coach Snow had to have talked to him, too, to see if he could handle his job in our defense. If this goes as well as the Sam Darnold trade did, then it's going to be a good move, perhaps even a great one. Expect to see Fitterer and Rhule looking for more top pick players stuck with dumpster fire teams to trade for. If you rescue enough good dogs and train them up, sooner or later you get Benji. Along the way you're going to build up a lot of good karma, too. It's a different approach and a new one. If you think it through, though, there's a touch of genius in it.

Just hoping the guy finds peace, happiness and success here. A lot of folks do, on and off the field.

This is a really big concern for me right now. I'd like to know better that we spent our picks wisely on these guys and aren't just following our history of not being able to draft good linemen.

Really like his comments on Ricci. Fullbacks aren't relics, they're versatile and play well into our style/needs. Love Baldy's Breakdowns!

Blow?

Let's see how it all plays out here before we signal this as a genius move. We all thought the Arnold pick up was a great deal back before the season started. And someone thought Henderson was worth a first round pick last year for Jacksonville. Was it a bad pick to begin with, or is the coaching/chemistry just that bad? Still, I like that we're willing to trade away an underperforming asset to get someone that we need.

And, well, that puts all this to rest.

I've kind of harped on this for a couple of years now, we need a center even more than we need an OT. Paradis isn't just a liability in blocking (run or pass pro), he's unable to make protection calls correctly. Everything I am seeing, he just blows at assigning blockers and pre-snap reads of the DL. Ryan Kalil and Jeff Mitchell knew how to do their job and how to direct the guys around them. They both had leadership skills, too that helped knit together lines. Paradis just doesn't seem to be in their league.

Okay, crazy as this all is, it looks like it's a smart move. We held onto too many TEs to start the season with and I think it meant that one of them wasn't up to snuff. Now looking in, all the talk about Arnold may have been some used car lot banter to keep his value up. And just when we need some help at CB (Horn is going to be gone for a long time and may never be the same again after that kind of injury), we find someone on a losing team that can help us. Hopefully he's going to be the same kind of reclamation project Darnold has shown to be. And even with Bouye coming to play, this gives us a lot of options as we move into the more pass-happy part of our schedule.

The Town that Dreaded Sundown (1976). The scariest axe murderer movie. Low budget, real story (loosely done of the Texarkana Moonlight Murders). The Legend of Boggy Creek (1972) is a fun/scary Sasquatch story and has one scene that will pretty much keep you from every sleeping under a window again.

Anyone see Extreme Rules? Bored me to tears, cut it off after Bliss/Charlotte match and went on to bed. BTW, is it just me or does Charlotte Flair look like the most mannish wrestler on the roster? Whew, a pair of bollt-ons must do it for some folks, but she's built like a moderately skinny dude. She's a good wrestler, but the whole beautiful thing is about as believable as Carrion Cross being a wastelands gladiator come through time to fight in the WWE.