That's crazy. A triple refund isn't worth missing your team win the Super Bowl, IMO.

@pizzadeliveryguy said:

The top 8 rushers had no more than 3 fumbles, Hillis had 8. 73 YPG

I'm pretty sure that Hillis averaged more than 8.73 yards per game.

Homotron said:

Flacco will be getting raped Saturday.

Probably by the usual suspect, Roethlisberger.

I knew Rapelisberger was into raiding women's pants, but I definitely didn't know he goes both ways.

This guy got what he deserved. He knew he was stirring the pot by wearing an LigiveBJs jersey

Go 'Lers said:

FYI to help you all pick who to "root" for (or against) in this game

Ravens- criminals who stole your team

Steelers- One of only two teams that voted against the relocation to Baltimore

I'm just sayin'

You do notice that you have 58 posts and absolutely no thanked posts? That speaks for itself.

@bigbrownsfan said:

I'll be watching to see if someone can literally remove Whines Hard's head from his spine..... and hoping Big Rapist literally suffers compound fractures in both his legs that require amputation. Yeah, I'm a dick, but it's the Steelers and I would feel no sympathy whatsoever if those two things occured.

Agreed, pal.

@wrrebel said:

put in your goodgle search "best nfl facemasks"

Check out LT's old facemask.

It would be nice to bring him to Cleveland. He and Joe Haden would be shut-down together.

@gafreleets said:

hem, hem.

ok mr. homosexual

Hillis-iz-Boss said:

Apparently only super bowls are allowed in New York.

Pretty much. According to them, if you 4 Super Bowls in 5 years, you were slacking the one year you didn't win lol

Tony Sparano - http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/tony-sp...xtension-010111

Embattled Miami Dolphins coach Tony Sparano has been given a two-year contract extension according to a published report Saturday.

The agreement is through the end of the 2013 season, The Sun-Sentinel reported citing a source with the NFL team.

The deal is believed to be worth about $2.8 million per year, and Sparano will have an “expanded role” in player personnel decisions, the paper reported. General Manager Jeff Ireland will continue to have final say in those matters.

As recently as this week the team was reported to be pursuing Jim Harbaugh, who subsequently left Stanford University to take the San Francisco 49ers coaching job.

The Dolphins dropped their final three games this season to slip to 7-9 and miss the playoffs for the eighth time in nine seasons. Their 1-7 home record matched the worst in franchise history.

Sparano led Miami to the AFC East title in 2008, his first year as an NFL coach. He is 25-23 in three seasons.

Ireland and Sparano have been together for eight years, beginning with a stint with the Dallas Cowboys under Bill Parcells.

Parcells brought them to the Dolphins.

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Jeff Fisher - http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,12118_6641453,00.html

Tennessee Titans owner Bud Adams has decided to retain Jeff Fisher for his 17th season as head coach.

Adams, 88, spent the past week evaluating the team's 6-10 campaign which saw them finish last in the AFC South.

He had already announced quarterback Vince Young, the third overall pick in the 2006 draft, will be released.

Young clashed with Fisher in mid-season as the Titans collapsed after a 5-2 start and his departure has paved the way for the head coach to retain his position.

"Jeff has meant a great deal to this franchise and we have reached some incredible heights under his leadership," Adams said in a statement.

"Obviously, I have very high expectations for our football team and want to deliver a championship to our fans.

"Jeff understands this and shares my expectations. The results of his leadership have been some very good football teams and I believe he will get us back to an elite level."

Fisher, 52, is the longest-tenured head coach in the NFL and is due to earn $6.5 million in the final year of his contract.

Surf and Turf said:

Of the 11 postseason games since 2000 to go to overtime, just three were decided by a first-possession field goal.

So Marty was wrong to defer?

Yes. Why would you want the ball second when the first score in OT wins the game?

Surf and Turf said:

or a first-possession field goal that comes after an onsides kick recovery will count.[/b]

lol what dumbass would onside in OT?

@shepwrite said:

Luck's gaming the system. He wants to play for Harbaugh. I think he's going to try to pull a Bernie in the sup somehow.

He has no chance to play in San Fran unless the Panthers are willing to trade down. Which they won't be if there boy Luck changes his mind and decides to enter the draft.

@gobrownies said:

Anyone not smart enough to take the ball in OT should not be our head coach.

Did I read that right?!? He won the toss in OT and deferred? He's a dumbassss lol

@wrrebel said:

He is officially the best QB on the team!

lol.. Alex Smith isn't that bad

Here it is: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/...oach-the-49ers/

Just saw the deal is 5 yrs/$25 million

@the-gipper said:

That would be as ignorant as an Ohio State alumni "rooting" for Michigan

Not at all. During bowl season, I root for every SEC team to win. When teams in your conference win, it proves you play in a strong conference. The SEC is the strongest conference.

@miktoxic said:

that's even worse. bigmouth.

ok, well where would you have liked me to go to school?

This is the stupidest rule in modern sports. If you don't want a black coach, then you shouldn't have to hire one.