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We need to know what Donovan McNabb is thinking.

Wilson: 8/22, 75 yards, 4 INT, rating 7.0

Happened during the play, not after, I think. But that really doesn't make sense on that play then. It's either a late hit or piling on by the Seattle lineman that drew the personal foul. And I don't think I've ever seen a personal foul able to be declined before.

Wait a sec...why wasn't the personal foul added on to the sack?

Who is Seattle's backup anyway? Is it still Tavarius Jackson?

Wilson's line so far: 1/8 for 14 yards, 3 INTs, 0.0 rating

Maybe Cobb should have stayed in the hospital.

Seattle needed that.

Yeah, might be better not to go for it all at once...

And Seattle's defense keeps shooting themselves in the foot too.

So far Seattle has 9 plays for 11 yards.

Well it's not going to matter much if Seattle's offense keeps going 3 and out.

Oh geez, I just looked on Pro Football Reference at those two Detroit teams and I really only recognize two names on defense (Ernie Sims and Shaun Rogers). Did they draft all offensive players or something?

I do like this from an article in the Washington Post about the possible hiring of Joe Barry: Um...and how is that different than the current Skins defense?

Jets hire Todd Bowles.

I thought I read somewhere that the movie is a direct continuation of the first series and hence necessary. Now, the RIGHT OF LEFT OVA prequel isn't necessary, I think.

Gah, still need to finish watching the original Fafner (I'm up to episode 10 so maybe if I go on a binge this weekend...) and then the movie before I start the new series.

Reports are that the rest of Denver's coaching staff are free to look for jobs elsewhere, so it sounds like if Peyton comes back it'll be for an entirely new coaching staff.

So if Peyton does retire, what's his legacy? Best regular season QB ever? Because as I think Simmons pointed out a few weeks ago, Peyton's postseason stats are pretty mediocre.

Really, I've never seen one really solid explanation on how the rule is supposed to be interpreted. And fans and even officials are confused all the time about it.

That rule is maybe the most confusing rule in all of sports.

It looks like the ball might be coming out as he hits the ground...

It seems a lot, until you realize coaches like Andy Reid and Jeff Fisher are making $7+ million per year.

Schefter's reporting that the Bills are putting the finishing touches on hiring Rex as HC.

Um...Babe Ruth's already in the HOF...