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Nope. Daniel Brown and Tom Nelson got cut. I'm a bit worried for ZL. Apparently, the Rams are contemplating carrying an extra O-lineman which may not bode well for him as well as still having 4 TE's on the roster.

Baltimore released 2 WR's on Friday. Good news for Waller.

Are you secretly Chip Caray?

I had to look it up.

Going into the stands after a TD

Uncomfortably shiny.

Rodwell had 2 for an average of 43 yds. But, it was in garbage time. (after this was posted) 1st string dline was solid. 2nd and 3rd seemed to over pursue. Line seemed to me to get better push than last year. Shamire showed good stamina.

Skov looked like an anvil hooked to a high torque transmission and a inline six engine. Marshall looked like a V12 with a supercharger and a cold air intake. Both have strengths. Both have weaknesses. Both are useful when deployed correctly.

Or possibly "Coach Ken Niumatalolo follows CPJ's path from Annapolis to Atlanta."

Yes keep the offense, with CPJ as AD.

Brown Or Klock at center and Braun at G

The only thing I think would be a fun recurring feature may be a bullet point summary of how each true freshman did. Also, I second the post above by Nook Su Kow.

A shot per score plus beer, right?

Do you think everyone will graduate? PPJ: That is why they go to class. We will know after 12 years.

Also, who all is in for Swarm Chat?

@CuseJacket I realize we still have six days to go, but will the chat channel be open for each game like it was like last year even though Eric is on a parental sabbatical?

Welcome in.

I'm not a financial planner by any means, but I wouldn't think it would. It would likely bump the rates up on home mortgages and other lending to include the yield rate on municipal bonds. But, it shouldn't to an extent that home sales are screwed down on too hard. For example, figure if...

If you track the deflation against commodities (oil, gold) or secondary reserve currencies (Euro, Pound Sterling, Swiss Frank), there is some deflation. But, I do not think it is a sustained deflation based solely on the Dollar. I think that currency manipulation in China and the instability...

QE never should have been started and the economy should have been allowed to recover on its own. This would have caused a slower, but more sustainable recovery. In a shorter term, QE money should have been eased out starting in January and the interest rate bumped mid-spring. This likely...