I’ll let someone else post the schedule and lines.
I just have a thought to share: has anyone else ever noticed that the Patriots’ roster is really, really white? Their starting offense on Sunday night included one black player: Stevan Ridley. They also had five white players starting on defense.
They’ve started two different white wide receivers this season (Edelman, Amendola), and of course they had Welker for years. I’m pretty sure no other team in the league has two on their roster (I’m having a hard time thinking of a team other than the Broncos and Cowboys who even have one.)
I am not suggesting that Belichick or the personnel department is racist. It’s just unusual.
There has to be some quip in there about “wide whites”, but I sure cannot come up with it (and you kids would not have a clue what I was on about anyway).
No. I assume that NFL lineups will have a lot of non-white people (specifically, black people) because as a matter of fact, they otherwise invariably do.
It’s racist to say that there should be an overwhelming percentage of African Americans on a team.
It’s not racist to point out that there generally is an overwhelming percentage of African Americans on a team.
Too bad the weather didn’t have anything to do with it :rolleyes: … they may meet again in different circumstances … not that mile high stadium is any better.
Did the weather have anything to do with it? Tough conditions affect both teams, so I look at it as pretty much a wash. Am I in the minority on that? I think altitude can make a bigger difference since it takes a while to acclimate.
So the Ratbirds are now the new threat to usurp the Bengals. That was actually a pretty crazy and entertaining game between the Steelers and Rats. But all the Bengals need to do is take care of business against San Diego and they will be set. Lose that game and the two and a half game lead in the division will shrink to only one game over the Rats.
I am happy the Steelers lost because when that happens an angel always gets it’s wings, but the Rats are starting to play well and are becoming a concern.
That game was in no way an indication of the Ravens playing well, or even starting to play well. That game was two hapless inebriates in an alleyway fistfight.