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Season 5 is the worst season for sure, but I've come around on the fake serial killer story. Still hate the newspaper stuff. It's maybe the only show ever that didn't need to finish strong, though. It's cyclical. It's damn near impossible to explain the depth and reach of that show to someone who hasn't watched it. I fully expect BB to stick the landing, but I'm not sure it will be enough for me. Breaking Bad always finds a way to surprise me, though.

I can't believe we are still mentioning The Wire and Luther in the same posts. Uggh. Breaking Bad is close to The Wire, Luther isn't even in the ballpark. Anyone willing to put BB over The Wire? A lot of critics are talking that way right now, and I fully expect the finale to be amazing, but I don't think I can do it just yet. Hard to compare the two since one is a very confined story and the other is THE WIRE.

Cena, Sheamus, Christian, Henry, Sin Cara and Rey(maybe?) for the full time dudes. Kane is making a movie. The roster seems so small because they rely on old names and part time guys for WM season and the other big shows. It's definitely the thinnest face roster I can remember. Speaking of part time guys, if you just started watching again two weeks ago I really recommend watching Lesnar's stuff from the last year or two. Punk/Lesnar at SS is my MOTY so far.

This is a bullshit excuse! Watch ahead and keep quiet about it like any reasonable man would. Then again you have probably written a book's worth of stuff about Dexter over the years and that is decidedly unreasonable. Just fucking watch it already!

Titus Oneal's shoulder block of doom is the closest thing to the pounce right now. Or maybe that was just Rollins being a nut that one time. Either way he needs to use more shoulder blocks of doom.

Ok.. I'm going to move this discussion away from the Lebron dickriding. It's disgusting and you should all be ashamed of yourselves. Paul George is somewhere in between those two groups. He played the 3 quite a bit last year, but with Granger back I would assume he starts at the 2. Don't forget that guy. But yeah... those guys are obviously the top tier of shooting guards. It's still the weakest position in the NBA. And your top ten is? It would be hard for me to narrow down to 10, let alone rank them. 1 and 2 are pretty easy, but everything after that is jumbled now because of all the injuries last year. There are at least 4 point guards I would rank over Wade and Harden without even hesitating: CP3, Rose, Westbrook and Parker. There is a case to be made for quite a few more. It's the strongest position in the league and the young guys keep getting better, so I wouldn't be surprised if some new names cracked the top 10 list next year. Lebron, KD, Melo are all clearly better than Harden and Wade at this point. That's up to 7 names now and I haven't even mentioned any bigs. You can point to Wade's efficiency and defense to list him ahead of Harden. He is clearly still one of the best two-way shooting guards in the league, but the shooting efficiency is a little misleading. He has pretty much given up on shooting 3's, which, if he was on a different team, would be a glaring weakness. He doesn't have the offensive weight on his shoulders that Harden does because LEBRON. His knees are shot.. Fuck, I think I might have just talked myself into Harden over Wade. Still. It's hard for me to make a case for either guy in the top 10.

So if each division put together an all star team, how much better would the NFC North be than everyone else?

D Wade is a significantly better defender than Harden, but I wouldn't put either of them in the top 10.

The biggest problem with Bradford is the price tag. He really hasn't ever had anything around him, I don't think he is awful, but the Rams drafted a fucking QB in the year right before the lockout. What? They had to know the direction the league was going in with the rookie pay scale. Watching Cam play well for a 3rd of the price has to suck.

Thursday, September 26 San Francisco Sunday, September 29 Baltimore Cincinnati Chicago Seattle Indianapolis Kansas City Tampa Bay Pittsburgh Tennessee Denver Dallas Washington New England Monday, September 30 New Orleans Tie-breaker #1: 330 Tie-breaker #2: 7 Tie-breaker #3: 3

This two game division lead is going to be so nice. Stat Padford has never been able to figure out the Bears D.

They are going to sweep next year, so I don't mind the Cranston loss, but give it to Don Draper for once. Come on!

Todd's whole nice guy act while doing reprehensible things is legit creepy. He kind of has that Walt thing going on where he thinks he is doing things for the right reasons, but is actually just a monster. It's sort of an interesting shadow of the main story. My reaction to Todd is how I imagine people in the Breaking Bad world feel about Heisenberg. All the Todd scenes this week were chilling stuff. The 5 minutes or so of Walt slowly realizing he was going to die in the cabin is probably the most depressing thing I've ever watched.

Yeah.. Ike Taylor isn't overrated. Fantastic corner who keeps doing it even though he is old as all hell. Marshall really only had that one big catch, but there isn't a corner in the league who could have stopped that throw.

Special teams has really taken a step back without Lovie. Allowed a kick return last week and extended a drive this week.

How many fucking TDs to do we have to score on this drive? Edit: wow

I haven't seen the last 6 episodes, but i'm totally seeing a Dex/Deb/Hannah threesome followed by Dexter's kid murdering everyone. Or did they already do the threesome?

How bout we just go ahead and kill it off tonight?

Thank you for illustrating my point exactly. At least I read your posts before coming to the conclusion that you are a huge douche.

....Or people who don't watch the show posting for no good reason.

T-Rich found out about the trade from a friend. He thought he was joking.

The WWE performance center has a new toy.

Thursday, September 19 Kansas City Sunday, September 22 Houston Carolina Green Bay St. Louis Minnesota New England New Orleans Washington Tennessee Miami Buffalo Seattle San Francisco Chicago Monday, September 23 Denver Tiebreaker #1: 21 Tiebreaker #2: 340 Tiebreaker #3: Geno Smith