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I wonder if Trent is upset the Colts blew it with their pick.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_j5tDuakKU No idea why, but for some reason that's one of my favorite random movie lines.

He was right to some degree in his ranting about the Bengals giving up a lot, but that doesn't mean the Browns didn't take full advantage of it. They didn't make any mistakes on offense and capitalized on all the awful passes Dalton made, many of which were caused by the pass rush. I still have no idea why the Bengals seemed to abandon the run game as soon as they were down like 11. The Browns have been one of the worst run defenses in the NFL this year and it was clear pretty early that Dalton wasn't going to be playing well yet still Hill only ended up with 12 carries. Even after he fumbled I'd still have kept trying to give him the rock. This is actually kind of impressive

Everybody's Fine with Robert De Niro is the one I always think of when it comes to the worst movies I've seen. It's one of the most boring movies I ever sat through and at points it felt like I was just watching a hidden film of De Niro putzing around in his free time. Just an incredibly boring movie.

I've been watching The Adventures Of Brisco County Jr. since I just watched Evil Dead II and wanted to see some Bruce Campbell stuff. It's pretty entertaining and well written with a nice mix of comedy and action. Western setting is a good fit for Campbell as well, you can tell he likes the character he's playing. I should watch The Rocketeer though. I remember loving it as a kid.

The Eagles system uses a ton of running so it might not be too bad for Sanchez. They actually have some decent weapons as well compared to the Jets tools later in Sanchez time there. Mind you, I wouldn't be shocked if he just sucked either. Matt Barkley is around if things get dire!

I like your optimism Maxx. And while the Jags may have a fine run defense, Murray has been running over pretty much everybody this year and I don't see that stopping. The Jags will just have to hope Brandon Weeden does Brandon Weeden things and they might have some hope of winning.

I saw a greatest QB of all time discussion brewing around here, and people talking about Bradshaw. Even as a Steelers fan I don't really think he should be mentioned, certainly not in the top ten. I mean he obviously had an incredible record as a starter. 14-5 in the playoffs is nothing to scoff at, but those teams were ridiculously stacked. He had hall of fame talent all around him at RB and WR and that's not even mentioning their defense. I think a lot of QB's could have been plugged into his spot and won as many (If not more) Super Bowls. You needn't look further then their 1976 team when Turkey Jones dropped Bradshaw on his head and the defense basically dragged them to the AFC title game. Personally I'd probably go with Joe Montana as the best ever. He was obviously a great QB in the regular season but he seemed to reach another level in the post-season and even later with the Chiefs he showed it wasn't just being on those great 49ers teams that brought him so much success. To get back on topic, Mettenberger isn't getting much of a break for his first pro start. The Texans have been underachieving but they still have a very tough defense (especially if Clowney plays). Might have been better to just keep Clipboard Jesus in and used the bye week to help him get really up to speed before facing Baltimore.

NSFW by Ninja Sex Party. Feel like this has regularly found it's way into the background sounds of my life. In addition to some of the funniest lyrics around it's also got catchy beats for pretty much all the songs. I think it's better when you watch the videos (There is one for all but one track from the Album) but yeah. They also have other stuff on their own Youtube site, but if you like wacky comedy stuff in the vein of Weird Al they are worth checking out.

Professional Football Simulator by Barcode Games is fun enough. The actual built in NFL data sucks but I have fun with the auto-generated teams. The only real problem is the drafts (Anyone after like round 4 just sucks) but it's about as good as it gets as far as managing a team from a player/strategy stand point.

Jacob's Ladder is a very well recieved horror movie if you want a suggestion.

Owen Wilson is really hit or miss with me. I only really seem to enjoy him when he's with Vince Vaughn. Will Ferrell is also very hit or miss. It's either something I find really funny and enjoyable or an absolutely intolerable mess.

So I finished Exiles Volume 1 the other day. It was a good read and one I'd recommend. They do a pretty good job with the concept of alternate realities and I enjoyed the somewhat rotating cast. It's especially surprising given that I don't like multiverse stuff regularly (One of the reasons I'm not as into DC and their never ending reboots) but since it's the entire concept it feels better to me. As for someone jumping in, Cival War is where I started off personally and I really enjoyed it. The concept of super hero registration always feels like it makes for more interesting conflicts since there can be heroes/villains/in between people on all sides of it.

I think while he doesn't have great accuracy, he is great at controlling the ball (1.9 INT% last year, 1.7% for his career) and as was said his running game adds a dynamic. I certainly think he's a top 10 QB (Which is around what he's asking for) and with Boldin & Crabtree for a whole year I think his passing numbers will improve as well. I mean he certainly has benifitted from his situation (Great defense, run game, coach) but he's taken advantage of those assets and seems capable of winning it all. You also have to consider a guy like Andy Dalton could be getting like 10 million plus and he's clearly got a lot more flaws

I like the helmet. It's not super offensive or anything, but it's really generic and bland. I'd sooner have gone back to the creamsicle days if you really wanted to make a big change. As for Kap, that pay scale is about what you'd expect for a Franchise QB. For reference that'd put him just above Eli Manning & Matt Stafford, and just below Jay Cutler & Peyton Manning. He'd also be making about what Romo makes. Not to say those guys are all accurately paid, but he probably deserves that 7-10 QB pay scale for what he's done with the team and the upside he still has left.

Trent Dilfer has more rings then Marino. Arguments are fun!

I did watch Space Quest and Steam Rolled actually. But that's because Steam Rolled has Barry and I have nostalgia for those old point and click games..

'Do you watch video game youtube videos?' Yes. 'If so, what do you watch and why?' Game Grumps - It's entertaining and I like Ego & Danny (And formerly Jon). I don't watch a lot of Steam Train though, I just don't find Ross all that interesting so they really need a game that pique's my interest to get my watching. Two Best Friends Play - They are funny, have a ton of content and play newer stuff which Game Grumps don't seem too. Continue?: They are funny and play older stuff and I enjoy the format. GiantBomb: They can be funny but it's also a good way for me to get a look at new games and judge if I would buy them or not since they have Quick Looks of almost every new game. 'Have you ever made your own?' Yes. It was hard since I couldn't find good recording stuff (I used Fraps) and it was difficult to work alone. I would love to do it again with someone else and if I had a better recording device so I could maybe record off a TV or something. It's probably easier to work when you have someone else to play off of as well. 'Would it sway your decision to buy are particular game?' The Giant Bomb stuff is a factor in if I buy some games, but Grumps and Continue? do almost all retro stuff and TBFP is a lot of comedy so I'm not usually there to try and judge if I want a game.

Beat the Streak is infuriating/satisfying. My friend and I took about 3 hours and used like 20 different guys before I finally beat him with Damian Sandow (!!!). He is so cheap though, and at some points he just counter anything done to him on the ground with special moves. It's ridiculous. Hearing Sandow's music after I finally beat him was pretty appropriate at least

I have to say games that force you to 'grind' to catch up. This is obviously a big thing in RPG's (At least the one's I remember as a kid). I find it absolutely kills the flows of a game when I have to stop at a boss I am not at a high enough level to beat and need to go back and do 654 random fights to get to a level to beat them. Killing gameflow on games where the storyline is actually, you know, a big factor? Kind of ruins it. Also I hate really bad menu systems. Nothing is more annoying then trying to fix a setting in your game and having no idea at all where to look for the sliders/settings/difficulty/whatever because everything is just jammed in all over the place.

Yeah, that apparently happens a lot when people play the first time I've found that just talking to people can help them become less twitchy/nervous nad help you avoid the need to use the group therapy thing (Which takes all actions). Mind you my last game seemed to be going fine when all of a sudden 3 people all went mad at the same time out of nowhere. So you might want to keep adding meds even if you aren't directly curing people.

http://godswillbewatching.clay.io/ This is from one of those game jam things. It's a flash game where you basically have to help your team survive for 40 days. Very minimalist, but I had fun trying it out. I think I made it to 24 days left my first run through (Although it felt like about a week of that was just me and the Soldier )

Tebow had like two broken ribs and had to throw with his bad arm in the post game. So yeah, he obviously couldn't have been put in that game.