that's only after we play them in december and the refs, (all from n.o. and thankful for a home) look the other way on holding penalities, (dallas, of course) and we lose in overtime, thanks to t.o. falling asleep in the last seconds and drawing a penalty, which by the way, can not end regulation play, and roma, tossing an 105 yd bomb to, you guessed it, to for a gut wrenching win in which parcells says, we deserved it.....................smitty

more ESPN entertainment tonight BS.
They are all scrambling now that a few teams have lost and the colts proved them wrong. despite a little help from lady luck for the colts on D.
Next week it will be different. Unless we win in PITT>>>>>

the so called nfl experts are morons... not only on espn.... it's like they let anyone make analysis these days... however, espn has some good analyst for college football.... herbstreit and corso.... love those guys..... i like berman and steve young and tom jackson in the nfl stable, but everyone else is a joke..... don't know much of anything, even those that played in the nfl....

Kind of makes you wish Sterling Sharpe were back on ESPN huh? :no:

ESPN stooped to a new low when they allowed, or encouraged, Sean Salisbury and his pea-shooter of a brain to make John Clayton's life a living hell.



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honestly, clayton is a good reporter, but not quite as good as an analyst..... and sean salsbury, well, he couldn't cut it as a quarterback and he ain't cuttin' it as an analyst either..... he's like the jock in high school that was so cool then, that grew up, stayed in the same hometown and now is still a dick, but is a loser, with very little money and stuff, but still a dick nonethelsss, just b/c that's who he is.... that to me is how salisbury seems, or at least the character he portrays on espn.... he seems so arrogant and "holier than thou" to me