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No hate from me about that pick.

I wanted Quin lol

Really does sound like a disease

^^^ Lmao. That judge was overly wound up to me, but still hilarious.

Skip....

Amen to that if he signs a cap friendly deal.

More space to re-sign Ellerbe and hopefully McKinnie. Get those two back, and we'll go from there.

You said we'd have a losing season without Boldin, a few pages back.

Yeah, I'm in my dorm at the computer with the TV on, half watching it, lol.

That's basically suicide. It's one thing to try and teach someone a lesson, but not at your own expense also.

Am I the only one who feels like they just might work something out?

Not because of a whopping $6.8 million cap hit by our "overpaid" QB

A lot of these arrests are DUIs and other drunk driving incidents. It's not so much that the NFL is filled with horrible people, it's mostly that players are acting really stupid, not understanding the possible consequences of drinking and driving.

But I mean WM rematches aren't all that bad. Some were obviously better than others, but I also remember a lot of varifications of matches at WM being held at Backlash. For example, WM 22 in 06 was Cena vs HHH for the WWE title, while backlash was a triple threat with those two and Edge. Also in 06, WM 22 had Carlito and Cris Masters vs Kane and Big Show for the world tag team titles. Baclkash was Carlito vs Masters. There are other examples of simple modifications like that that change things up a bit. Plus, I saw Backlash as like a WM aftermath. Nothing wrong with that is there? Also, One Night Stand was not every year after the original ECW was destroyed. Plus, Judgement Day was three weeks after Backlash usually, but No Way Out was always three weeks after Royal Rumble, Unforgiven was three weeks after Summerslam, No Mercy was three weeks after Unforgiven, Armegeddon was three weeks after Survivor Series and NYR was two-three weeks after Armegeddon. Really no different with Backlash and Judgement Day.

You could even throw in a couple of extra matches. Say, for example, one of the brands has a PPV of its own and has about 5 or 6 previoulsy scheduled matches (world title match, US/IC title match, a couple of non title matches to settle a feud, a divas match and maybe a tag team match). Then, you add a couple of others soon before the PPV starts. This will be even easier with the addition of NXT because you could throw some of these rookies into PPV action. I mean hey, if it was done similar to this before, it can be done again. Plus, I still think this sounds better than each show having to rush for a PPV every three weeks. Not only does that weaken storylines, but it makes them last longer because there's less time to plan turning points and feud changes. I think the average feud should last about two months, maybe a little less.

Each brand having its own PPVs might've been bad for them, but for us fans, it probably helped out. Vince switched it up because he's Vince and he cares only about the money, not that he needs much more. And yeah, NYR was injury-filled, but then again, it was the PPV that held all those elimination chambers, which as we know, are really dangerous. Backlash wasn't always WM rematches. Judgement Day was close together with some of the others, but weren't all PPVs like that? They were very evenly spread out. I thought it was a good system, but of course it had to be changed at some point.

I think one of WWEs biggest problems right now is that there are too many PPVs. I mean there's no need to take some away, but it was much better back when Raw and Smackdown had their own separate PPVs. RR, WM and the two SSs (hope you follow me) were obviously special PPVs and great chances for each show to come together. They were fine, but when each show has one PPV a month on three-four week intervals, it means there's a lot less time for good storylines to develop. Instead, they just rush the storyline in three weeks and it comes out bad. This is also why we have so many rematches every three weeks. They basically just throw matches together. It was great when raw had New Year's Revolution, Backlash, Vengeance and Unforgiven. And Smackdown had No Way Out, Judgement Day, Great American Bash, No Mercy and Armegeddon. That way, the two shows were given a lot more time to develop better storylines. But now it's long gone.

Joey Styles was GREAT. I always cracked up at how he said, "OH MY GOD!!" lol

True I guess. And I think people like me are a reason he still has his job despite being below average. While he may suck, at least he keeps us all tuned in and doesn't bore us to death. He makes it more fun to watch and more fun to root for a certain side (even though it's not the side his character wants us to root for, lol). I will give him that.

I stopped watching wrestilng a little while ago, and Michael was the most openly biased commentator on the face of the earth. Sometimes I would listen to him defend whatever face was in the ring (particularly Mysterio) and just get so annoyed. He made me like faces a lot less and heels a lot more because he was SO biased. Don't know if he still does this. And that's also why I don't see that happening. Him as a heel? That'd be a change of pace.