Kahran Ramsus

Disney does have some good stuff, especially the stuff with Goofy where he is trying to teach something. They had a new one last year as well with How to Set Up Your HDTV and I thought it was fantastic as well. That said, as a whole WB wins this hands down. The volume of quality stuff that they have is off the charts.

That was the most painful game since the NFC Championship last year.

I won't disagree with that. Let's just say I was quite happy when IRS destroyed him at Summerslam.

Sean Waltman. People turned against him in 2000, but I've hated him since 1993. There was no way that this guy should have beating talents like Razor Ramon and Ted Dibiase.

Shit. I forgot about him.

Bruce Smith, Woodson, Shannon Sharpe, Carter & Randall McDaniel should be shoe-ins. All five probably won't get in, but they should. After that there are more options. John Randle probably misses out simply by being on the same team as two guys who are even more worthy. I really think they need to make room for Richard Dent shortly. That guy was an absolute beast during the best playoff run in the history of the NFL and is sixth all-time in sacks (tied with Randle oddly enough). Dawson was the best centre in football for a decade. He should get in at some point, if not now. Steve Tasker has no shot, but he's the best special teams player ever. That should count for something. Ray Guy should have been in a long time ago.

Richard Harris Stephen Dillane

I'm worried about next week actually.

Without a doubt Hulk Hogan. I hated him when I was younger, but now I have a much greater appreciating of what he was able to accomplish. He's still not as good as Savage, Dibiase, Steamboat and the like, but he was far better than the Ultimate Warriors of the world. He was the greatest showman of his day. I'm also in the Tito camp. I thought he was a joke as a kid as I didn't start watching until after his IC Title days, but he was quite talented. I still prefer Martel though even now. It is interesting that there has been some discussion about Greg Valentine, as he's somebody that I always liked. I always had trouble in the late 80s wondering why a guy like the Hammer was hanging around with a goof like the Honkytonk Man.

Yep. 100% improvement over the game last year.

http://www.profootballtalk.com/2008/10/26/...cs-results-too/ This would basically end any hopes for the Vikings.

What's next? Uwe Boll getting selected?

Aren't Smarties candy coated chocolate? You know, these things... There's nothing chalky about them. And yes, I eat the red ones last.

Eva Green Omar Sharif

1. What kind of changes can we expect from Samurai Mike taking over as the head coach in San Francisco? Little. In terms of talent, this is the weakest team in the division and possibly the NFL. The Rams always underperformed with Linehan, but San Fran is doing about as well as expected. 2. If Indy loses on Monday, are they in deep shit? Are they in deep shit already? I don't believe Monday will end up being that important since they won't take the division regardless, although a win puts them back in the hunt. They are fortunate to be in the weaker conference, because they are not a good team but the two wild card slots are going to be wide open. 3. If Dallas loses this week, are they in deep shit? Are they in deep shit already? Dallas is in bigger trouble than Indy. This is a bad team right now and are the weakest team in their own division. I have my doubts that Romo will be any good until his finger heals, which might not be until the off-season. TO is old and slow and drops too many passes. More importantly the defence is terrible and has been since the beginning of the year. This isn't just a bad stretch, there are serious problems with this team. 4. Will British people (in general) ever give a fuck about the NFL? Can you defend the NFL wanting to play these games overseas? No. I do however see the benefit in going to Mexico which has shown an interest in the game. Actually, I think Mexico City would be more than willing to support a permanent team. As for Europe, there might be some hope in Germany and the Netherlands as they always had the most support in NFL Europe, but Britain has no interest in the sport. 5. What does St. Louis have to do to maintain momentum and keep winning games? What does New England have to do to knock the Rams back down a peg? They have to run Steven Jackson to death basically. He's by far their most potent weapon and doing so helps keep their lousy defence off the field. All New England needs to do is have Cassel make his throws. WRs have been getting open all year for him and his limp arm passes just don't get to them. If Cassel is even average, the Pats win. If not, then look to the Miami or Chargers game for what you can see here.

It is a nuisance, but it isn't too bad. What really affects my enjoyment is editing Jesse Ventura out of his commentaries. If they can't use him, then they should just redub it completely with their modern guys because hearing Vince talk to himself with awkward pauses just ruins the match. I'd rather just push the mute button.

I would never let a professional NFL kicker two cracks at it. This icing thing is idiotic and hopefully coaches put the move out to pasture after these last two weeks.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

Another pick 6 on Manning. 99 Yard return.

Is Brady in yet?

I'm going to go with HHH/Cactus. I know the end was somewhat gimmicky, but the emotions involved in that match were incredible and it was still a great brawl almost as good as the Street Fight a month earlier. I know it wasn't Foley's last match, but it was his last match as a full-time performer and I still see it as being the end of his actual career and his last truly great match.

Beautiful return on that. I thought he would get caught for sure with 3 Colts between him and the endzone.

That should be the end of the Chargers.

Apparently Croyle is out for the season now. I barely noticed he was back from his last injury.

Stellan Skarsgård Telly Savalas