Bedard

[mraynrand]

Rodgers stats look more impressive when you look at them through binoculars.

[vince]

[3irty1]

Whoever it was a week ago or so that blamed TT for Bedard sucking hit it right on the head I believe. TT is a sports writers worst nightmare. He makes your job impossible giving you the option to speculate like crazy and piss negativity which is fun to read and write, or drown us in homerism. The problem with Bedard is that he has little more information than we do and thus his articles are worse than our discussions.

[retailguy]

Whoever it was a week ago or so that blamed TT for Bedard sucking hit it right on the head I believe. TT is a sports writers worst nightmare. He makes your job impossible giving you the option to speculate like crazy and piss negativity which is fun to read and write, or drown us in homerism. The problem with Bedard is that he has little more information than we do and thus his articles are worse than our discussions.

there is a lot of truth to this, and it's clear that Bedard takes a negative view of team management for reasons that may have nothing to do with football directly.

Bedard is an idiot but still a better reporter/analyst than Lori Nickel will ever be.

I miss cliffy. Crusty too.

[denverYooper]

Where did that come from?

[falco]

Cliffy was the best football journalist I've ever read. The only other one I really enjoy is Don Banks at SI.

[falco]

The guy who does the ESPN NFC North blog is a nice read too, though I haven't been following him that long.

[vince]

Where did that come from?

The interwebs. I don't know where I find most of the crap I keep. I think some tweeter was mocking Bedard for something else stupid that he said and made it.

[Administrator]

The guy who does the ESPN NFC North blog is a nice read too, though I haven't been following him that long.

I agree, his stuff isn't bad. He's a bit bland, but it probably isn't easy to write all that stuff either.

[Guiness]

Just in case anyone hasn't checked lately, Waldo is back updating his blog. Very interesting perspective I thought. Trying to post a link, but I'm far beyond ignorant with a computer. (And most other things too.)

http://waldo56.wordpress.com/

I hear what he's saying...Warner played out of this world in that game, and Warner can definitely do that. We shouldn't assume any good QB will rip us apart like that.

I can live with that, but what gets me more is what Roethlisberger did to us. That worries me, and I have more trouble understanding it.

[bobblehead]

Just in case anyone hasn't checked lately, Waldo is back updating his blog. Very interesting perspective I thought. Trying to post a link, but I'm far beyond ignorant with a computer. (And most other things too.)

http://waldo56.wordpress.com/

Has he admitted he was wrong about Giacominni being PS eligible yet?

[bobblehead]

Just in case anyone hasn't checked lately, Waldo is back updating his blog. Very interesting perspective I thought. Trying to post a link, but I'm far beyond ignorant with a computer. (And most other things too.)

http://waldo56.wordpress.com/

I hear what he's saying...Warner played out of this world in that game, and Warner can definitely do that. We shouldn't assume any good QB will rip us apart like that.

I can live with that, but what gets me more is what Roethlisberger did to us. That worries me, and I have more trouble understanding it.

I'm trying to find all the good examples of defenses that consistently stop great QBs.

[MichiganPackerFan]

Cliffy was the best football journalist I've ever read....

Completely and fully agree. I LOVE the uncensored version we get when he graces us with his presence here. I have learned so much about the game from him, and it just leaves me thirsty for more!

With so much free information available online, I am loath to pay for anything. However, a continuing column from Cliff err Cleft would be dollars well spent. (Hint Hint)

[Smidgeon]

Just in case anyone hasn't checked lately, Waldo is back updating his blog. Very interesting perspective I thought. Trying to post a link, but I'm far beyond ignorant with a computer. (And most other things too.)

http://waldo56.wordpress.com/

I hear what he's saying...Warner played out of this world in that game, and Warner can definitely do that. We shouldn't assume any good QB will rip us apart like that.

I can live with that, but what gets me more is what Roethlisberger did to us. That worries me, and I have more trouble understanding it.

You mean the non-called hold against Cullen Jenkins on the game-winning touchdown? Like that?