A tip of the cap to: Peyton Hillis, Eric Mangini

[damajuki]

Originally Posted by Sez.EJ

I saw this about Hillis on Roto Times... I'm way ahead though.. I picked him up last week for a strong bye week player.

Fun story here: in my draft, another Cleveland fan who doesn't pay as much attention as me picked up Harrison right before I picked up Hardesty. I mocked him for that.

Then, soon as Hardesty went down, I picked up Hillis. I had watched preseason and saw how Hillis was being used. National media thought it was to save Harrison, but we knew better: he's been the top back all summer.

I didn't start him against the Ravens but he's officially my #2 now that Shonn Greene has lost his carries to a resurgent LT.

[hiwaygal]

I've been playing Hillis since game one. I have not been disappointed!!

Eli Manning on the other hand...

[Crow]

Originally Posted by Riffer X

His best effort was State of Grace. If ya ain't seen it, one of the best mob flicks ever. Ed Harris, Sean Penn and Robin Wright Penn. Couple other dudes too. Check it out.

Huh.

I'll check that one out then.

[hiwaygal]

I prefered Gary Oldman in The Scarlett Letter....

*sigh*


(is it hot in here?????)

[Crow]

I hate the author of the Scarlett letter

"hey i will make the book stifled and boring to read ON PURPOSE so my audience can feel the rigid ways of puritan life"

go die nathaniel hawthorne

[hiwaygal]

I went to his school...


(Nathaniel Hawthorne...it was on like W. 128th street or something like that in C-town. I hope to hell they tore it down by now. It was pretty old when I went there almost...well...a long time ago)

[BernietheKid]

Originally Posted by hiwaygal

I went to his school...


(Nathaniel Hawthorne...it was on like W. 128th street or something like that in C-town. I hope to hell they tore it down by now. It was pretty old when I went there almost...well...a long time ago)

Nope Highway it's still there. My brother went to preschool and kindergarden there before they started busing to the east side. It is on W. 130th ST. between I-71 and Lorain. I lived in that area for a few years before I moved.

[hiwaygal]

Originally Posted by BernietheKid

Nope Highway it's still there. My brother went to preschool and kindergarden there before they started busing to the east side. It is on W. 130th ST. between I-71 and Lorain. I lived in that area for a few years before I moved.

Interesting...I was there 2 years before they started busing!

I didn't even know they had a pre-school!

But damn...that building has got to be OOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!!

[BernietheKid]

Originally Posted by hiwaygal

Interesting...I was there 2 years before they started busing!

I didn't even know they had a pre-school!

But damn...that building has got to be OOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLLDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!!

It is I read that it was built in 1917.

[TheBestPlayersPlay]

Don't know if anyone caught the Mangini presser from yesteday. But I gotta take back anything I've said about dabs and that bone headed play on 3rd & 2 ....apparently it's Wallace who made that call to go down field because he saw the 1 on 1 coverage on Cribbs ...it wasn't the called play. Wallace just couldn't keep it on target.

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[Thaak]

my favorite play was when he charged through a gaping hole in the line, up the middle, and lowered his shoulder into Landry and pushed onward for another 10 yards.

Landry had to be thinking... What the F! is going on here! Who is this guy and why does he think I have a target on my chest!

[Tobalaz]

After the game, I heard 4 different commentators say the pretty much the same thing....
"Your defense isn't as good as it should be (or/ is seriously hurting) if you have a backup fullback run for 144 yards on you. This is the Ravens' defense, you just can't let that happen to you!"
Even though the loss hurt, it made me feel good we went up against a physical team made to stop the run and crammed it down their throats.
Really, NOT posting about football the day of the loss gives me time to go back over the game in my head and take away the few good things out of it that happened instead of flipping out about all the bad.