NFL 2011 season

[CountDeMoney]

  Fucking Raiders.  Letting Zach Miller go to the Seahawks?  Seriously?!  What.  The.  Fuck.  Let Nnamdi go.  Miller.  Keep Campbell over Gradkowski.  Not resign Bush yet.  Think everything will magically work with McFadden carrying the load.  Why not just give DHB a raise, bring back JaMarcus, rehire Art Shell and be done with it.  You fucking retard Al.  I really, really, really want to see you dead.

Think of it this way: you don't have nearly as long to wait as Redskins fans.

[Sophie Scholl]

  Fucking Raiders.  Letting Zach Miller go to the Seahawks?  Seriously?!  What.  The.  Fuck.  Let Nnamdi go.  Miller.  Keep Campbell over Gradkowski.  Not resign Bush yet.  Think everything will magically work with McFadden carrying the load.  Why not just give DHB a raise, bring back JaMarcus, rehire Art Shell and be done with it.  You fucking retard Al.  I really, really, really want to see you dead.

Think of it this way: you don't have nearly as long to wait as Redskins fans.

I keep thinking that, and he keeps living.  The bastard will probably outlive me.  He's the real life Walder Frey to go all ASoIaF on it.

[Neil]

  Fucking Raiders.  Letting Zach Miller go to the Seahawks?  Seriously?!  What.  The.  Fuck.  Let Nnamdi go.  Miller.  Keep Campbell over Gradkowski.  Not resign Bush yet.  Think everything will magically work with McFadden carrying the load.  Why not just give DHB a raise, bring back JaMarcus, rehire Art Shell and be done with it.  You fucking retard Al.  I really, really, really want to see you dead.

Think of it this way: you don't have nearly as long to wait as Redskins fans.

Snyder can't stay in business forever.  One of these days, he'll mortgage the team to give either Brett Favre or Randy Moss a five-year, $900-million contract.

[CountDeMoney]

Blast from the past.

The Ravens signed center Casey Rabach to a two-year contract Tuesday, gaining insurance in case Matt Birk's balky left knee leaves them short at the position.

According to an ESPN report, Birk, 35, needs arthroscopic surgery on the knee. Birk played through the pain a year ago, when he needed to have fluid drained almost every week but didn't miss a start.

Rabach, a third-round draft pick by the Ravens in 2001 out of Wisconsin, returns to the team after spending the past six years with the Washington Redskins. A 10-year veteran, Rabach turns 34 in three weeks and is coming off shoulder surgery in the offseason.

Linebacker Terrell Suggs was happy to learn Rabach was coming back.

"When I first got here, he was here and he kind of toughened me up, slapped me around a little bit," Suggs said. "So now that he's in the later stages of his career, I look forward to doing it to him a little bit."

[MadBurgerMaker]

The Texans signed Lawrence Vickers to replace Leach.  2 years, $3 million, $500,000 bonus.

[katmai]

LFFL 11 has been created.

[Alcibiades]

LFFL 11 has been created.

[Liep]

Dirty Danes are ready and aiming to lose the 3rd semifinal in a row.

[Grey Fox]

If the patterns remains the same, I'm in for a Championship victory. We shall see.

[Barrister]

I may have to change my team name this year.

I'll probably keep the same logo however. 

[frunk]

Fricken Lasers hopes to repeat the improbable late season run from last year.  Hell of a final game too.

[Neil]

The Fighting Nixons are looking to improve on their finish from last year.  This time, the Cinderella story will have a Hollywood ending.

[katmai]

Frozen Wetbacks have been 3rd,2nd,3rd last three years, time to finish numbah 1!

[Grey Fox]

We need someone with Photoshop talent to design us Logos. Syt?

[katmai]

Steelers coach sells Mercedes to team cafeteria worker for $20
By Chris Chase

A cook at the Pittsburgh Steelers team complex is driving around in a red Mercedes convertible thanks to an unexpected and generous deal from the franchise's former secondary coach.
On his final day in Pittsburgh before taking over as defensive coordinator for the Arizona Cardinals, Ray Horton gave his 1999 Mercedes SL500 to cafeteria worker Maurice Matthews.
The cook had always kidded around with Horton, telling him he was coaching his position and asking when he'd be allowed to drive his sports car. Horton would jokingly reply, "you can't afford the gas in it."

But on his final day in Pittsburgh, Horton approached Matthews to say goodbye and asked if he could borrow whatever money he had in his pocket. When Matthews handed over a twenty, Horton said "sold for $20!" and handed him the keys to his car.
"Ray said, 'Hey, you always liked the car, you're a good dude, I know you'll take care of it," Matthews told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. "It's yours."
The next day he drove Horton to the airport and received all the paperwork to take ownership of the car. With 64,000 miles on it, Matthews ended up paying $20 for a vehicle that carries a Kelly Blue Book value of $17,735.

"It's just taking care of guys who took care of you," Horton told the Arizona Cardinals team blog.
The Cardinals got a good man. And cafeteria workers in Tempe just found their new favorite customer.