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2003: The Bengals remain on the clock.
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2001: Ryan Leaf makes Michael Vick a Falcon.
2000: Janikowski, baby.
1999: The Saints give it all for Ricky. Even funnier in retrospect, eh?



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Lion Eyes

Fans of the Detroit Lions have planned a protest against their horrible, horrible team. I can understand why they're upset, under general mismanager Matt Millen they've been unflinchingly awful since 2001. His firm committment to drafting a wide receiver in the first round every year just hasn't translated into wins.

Lions fans are going to walk out on the last game with 8:57 left in the second quarter. However, just like the Lions plans, this doesn't make any sense.

Let me make sure I've got this. If I'm going to protest the Lions, I have to spend a hundred bucks on a ticket, get up early, buy gas and drive downtown to Ford Field, pay to park, sit there for a few hours, buy a hot dog and soda while I'm waiting, and then wait for halfway through with the second quarter so I can get up, walk out, go home, and watch the game on television?

I've got a better idea, why don't you just mail the Lions a check for two hundred dollars and sleep late on Sunday? It'll serve the same purpose.

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Little Nuggets Of Hate

The Knicks and Nuggets got into basketball's semi-annual embarassing bench clearing brawl and general tag team assault on Saturday. The Nuggets were winning with a few minutes left and still had their starters in, so the Knicks decided to teach them a lesson by somehow making it even more humilating to be a Knicks fan, and starting a melee with a cheap shot takedown on a breakaway.

After the game finished with ten ejections, Knicks General Insult To Respectability Isiah Thomas blamed the whole thing on the Nuggets for beating them so badly. Honestly. Then to add even more idiocy to the fire, Knick Nate Robinson made a few quotes that left me so awash in stupidity I had to write them down.

"It's basically like a slap in the face, you know to the team. Saying We're going to embarass you guys like that. At the same time, we've got to keep fighting and play through it."

To begin with, it's not basically a slap in the face, there were guys literally getting slapped in the face out there. And more importantly, which one of those things is more important, Nate? Do you want to keep fighting, or to play through it? Because honestly, you guys made a better showing of yourselves in the fight. At least it looks like the Knicks were familiar with the concept of fighting, as opposed to that whole basketball things.

And while I'm at it, if Carmelo Anthony is going to be an idol of men, he needs to learn how to throw a decent punch. That open fist/slapping crap was the worst punch I've seen since Sid Justice was in the WWF.

And speaking of that, if the Knicks are going to be this upset about getting beaten badly, they might as well hook up the ring ropes around the court at Madison Square Garden and start Wrestlemania early. It's going to happen a lot.

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Quincy, DA

Former Dallas Cowboys quarteback Quincy Carter was arrested Friday morning on a charge of possession of marijuana. Longtime fans of bad football remember that Carter was a starting QB on Monday, then cut the next morning in Cowboys Training Camp in 2004. I'm surprised we haven't heard more about this story, since Cowboys management likes nothing more than to be right.

The article says Carter signed with the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League, but was cut a month later. It just goes back to what I've always said, the CFL is the opposite of New York. If you can't make it there, you can't make it anywhere.

Blue Falcons

So now, a few weeks after his own dad calls QB Michael Vick a "coach-killer", Atlanta Falcons coach Jim Mora, JR. tells a radio show he'd love to go back to his alma mater, and if the job came open at the University of Washington, he'd leave the Falcons even if they were "in the middle of a playoff run." Not exactly the kind of commitment to long-term planning that you want from your executives, I guess, but at least Mora was honest. Until he started backtracking, I mean, and making it sound like he'd never leave the Falcons until they fire him soon.

And that's the enigma of Michael Vick. Any game plan that protects him, limits him. You have to have a system that takes advantage of his skills, but can be used by a regular human quarterback when Vick is out with his annual injuries. He's a supremely talented athlete, not a guy who fits into any system and may never live up to the flashes of potential you see from him. He's big hits and big misses, he's Kevin Costner with better wheels.

And finally, if you're going to call Vick a "coach-killer," shouldn't somebody ask Dan Reeves about that? That's like saying Kevin Federline is a lousy husband, and just restrictying yourself to only one of his baby-mommas.

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