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You mean the last time we played/beat the Giants. The last time we won 38-0 was 2 days ago. The Giants pass defense isn't ready for Cam and our league worst wide receivers.

Add to that they held a good Vikings team to 7 points while the Saints, given up for dead after last week, burned our D (and O) for the same 38 pts. And a dash of the same ole disrespect we've been getting all year, and you've got the Rodney Harrisons of the world. Just more fuel for keeping the team fired up.

I've been trying to survey the Saints fans here at work, but for some reason they don't seem to be interested in football lately.

I'm sure some are getting their hopes up because of the 5 point loss back in Sept. If they're not realizing that their team is now worse, while ours is much better, they'll know soon.

Great pics as usual. My favorite is the one where Cam and Funchess meet in mid air.

Winning records? Only 9 teams are 6-4 or better. It's the year of mediocrity in the NFL.

'Skins find a way to pull out an ugly win on the road 20-19. We're 3rd in the league in points per game at 28.3, but their mediocre defense is gonna hold us to 19? Don't think so. I want to knock Cam the eff out, not literally, but put him on his back repeatedly and keep him out of the endzone. I want the kid to be embarrassed and humbled with all this bull**** he does when he scores. Won't say they don't get a sack or two (maybe), but keep him out of the endzone and embarrass him? Not gonna happen.

He's listed as a guard at nfl.com, and the Titans also had him labeled as G earlier this season. I don't know if he's actually lined up at T this year.

Giving up 15 in the 4th didn't set well with me, but at least now the doubters will be few.

I don't know that beating the Packers in Charlotte is tougher than leaving Seattle with a win, but I guess media perception makes it true. Personally, I look at their competition so far, and their season stats, and I see a beatable team. We need a solid, low turnover performance, but we can definitely go into Nashville 8-0.

Getting enough touchdowns would also work. They averaged 32 pts/gm for their 1st three, but only 19.5 over the last four. We need the lower scoring version this week.

I don't know about that. Fozzy can't fill Stew's shoes and Wegher's still a big question mark. Stewart is a bulldozer with speed.

Sorry, but when you join a forum it's you that has to adjust and fit in. Expecting everyone to meet your expectations isn't reasonable. And you don't blog on a forum. You post.

I think you mean you're laughing at the fans, not Tolbert. He'll be 30 in 3 weeks though and at some point, not too far out, it'll be time to call it quits or get the pink slip like every player who sticks around too long.

I think they'll need to score a few points as well. A lot of their fans are trying to convince themselves they'd be 7-0 if they'd quit beating themselves. They seem to forget that defenses often have a lot to do with the offense failing to put points on the board.

So they like slumming huh? I better put my pants on and clean out the litter box. Always my favorite pics after a game.

Make that 6 drops. Pats still pulled it out.

I'm reserving that for the post Packers celebration when we're 8-0. Right now I'll just party happy and sleep happy.

It would be WTF if it weren't scheduled for 4 PM.

Make sure you include Catster. It's my favorite.

I'm fine with every single Panther fan assuming we'll stroll to a win, as long as the players don't do the same.

Despite a SB win, the Bucs are best known for losing. Lowest All-time Winning Percentage for Regular Season, current franchises, .385 (235–376–1) Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1976–2014 Lowest All-time Winning Percentage, combined Regular Season and Post Season, .385 (241–385–1) Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1976–2014 Longest Losing Streak, Multiple seasons, 26 games Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 1976–1977 Most consecutive losing seasons, 14 seasons Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 1983–1996

I hope our new 'washed up' DE introduces himself to the Bucs' new QB...... several times.

You know the players are happy to have the guy who's #9 in career sacks, and leads all active players with 134. I'm calling this trade a steal before he's even played a game.

Yeah I see him on the roster now. 6'6"/270- I didn't realize he was that tall. His high school was Los Gatos (the cats). He was destined to make a stop in Charlotte.