Originally Posted by Boston Saint (Post 921545)

Exactly. Because of my schedule I sometime force myself to watch Florio and Simms on PFT just to observe. It’s nothing but Rogers! Simms has such a Fascination with him and calling him the greatest of all time that it is creepy! Peter king is a guest on Friday. He’s not bad in my opinion.

Why can’t they spend 3-5 minutes one day a week talking about each team in each conference division? For example, Monday is North day and they spend 3 minutes each on a quick rundown of the 8 NFC/AFC North divisions. That’s half an hour on mentioning, discussing, and including an entire 2 division’s worth of teams and their fans that you normally wouldn’t. That still leaves you 1+ hours to kiss Rogers’ (both Aron and Gotohell) ass each day!

P.S. I predict that AG is going to say it’s because of the money.

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 921621)

I follow FAR more outlets than satellite radio. That play was the talk of the off-season far and wide. As I pointed out it even prompted the implementation of a new (toothless) rule.

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 921627)

You might want to check out Moving The Chains on NFL Radio with Pat Kirwan and Jim Miller. They go through every team division by division giving every team the same amount of discussion on several topics including personnel groups, offensive and defensive schemes, etc. They spend the entire off-season doing this. They also break down personnel groupings and things like gap assignments and such.

Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 921641)

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Originally Posted by Rugby Saint II (Post 921674)

I love the quote at the bottom of the 2.0 book. How to watch football by knowing where to look. I need that book! I never seem to watch anything but the big uglies(I love watching the work in the trenches) and the occasional WR streaking down the field or a hand off to the RB.

Originally Posted by AsylumGuido (Post 921681)

I've learned a lot about the game from him that never gets mentioned in mainstream sports programming. Those two books are on my birthday wish list.

Originally Posted by jeanpierre (Post 922063)