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I really hope the rumors about the Browns' interest in Revis are not true.

And that's why teams like that are envious of Bisciotti in January.

I can't believe the Falcons hired an OC before the HC. I'm happy that they hired him because I enjoy seeing Matt Ryan fail and I expect that Kyle Shanahan will give me what I want. Cam is the only OC Flacco has had that did not go on to become a HC in the NFL so maybe that's what made you think about him. I sure hope Trestman is stellar because if he's not ie. Cameron, Mattison, Pees (depending on your view) the Ravens will take their time in replacing him.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/01/19/adam-gase-interviewing-with-ravens-tonight/ I can't blame him if he wants to be a HC, but consistency would be nice. If you want to be a head coach, become a Raven... it also works for secondary players if you want to suffer a season ending knee injury.

Lol, as I was reading this, NFL said that Denver ran out of the shotgun 78% of the time; Baltimore 24%.

Wes Welker does not sound enthusiastic about resigning with the Broncos. http://www.touchdownactu.com/111027/broncos-wes-welker-ne-sait-pas-sil-veut-revenir/ He had a down year, but that might make him more affordable. Well Torrey could potentially get paid and stay in MD. The Redskins do play in Landover after all.

Orton is hanging up his cleats, and of course, Buffalo has no first round draft pick to use for the most important position.

From what I understand Rice, Pitta, Webb, and Flacco are going to be some of the heavy hitters against the cap. http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24913408/agents-take-the-five-teams-with-the-worst-salary-cap-situations According to Over the Cap, the Ravens current cap number is : $136,704,517 http://overthecap.com/salary-cap/baltimore-ravens/ It's really weird that Flacco is schedule to have a base salary less than half of Ngata's, but I digress. Edit (in English!): Over the Cap seem to claim that the Ravens have $9,081,110 available in cap space. Thats good bad for 9th least in the league. So I guess they could sign another Steve Smith and then have enough left for another Darryl Smith... or something.

I guess if it's between a qb and an entire defense, a defensive mind like Rex is rolling with the D. I'm not saying I think it's going to work out well in the long run, but he will probably give the Patriots fits just like he did in New York and he might give Buffalo fans something to believe in... for a little while.

Bruce Arians can empathize if that is the case. Pittsburgh is going to have a very unfamiliar looking defense next year. I hope whoever they pick up is utterly incompetent.

I just found out that Power Rangers is coming to theaters in 2016.

I recently saw Xmen:Days of Future Past. I really like that they are going back and undoing the mistakes of the first trilogy.

France walks away without a win for the first time in the Cup. They win their group and Switzerland advances.

Given the state of the Wr corps, I can't imagine I'll miss him.

I watched the Nativity Story yesterday. Might make that a new Christmas tradition.

I'm glad that you mentioned that. I generally try to avoid rated R movies. Now I will have to do some research on this film to see if it's something that I want to sit through.

Can you give it a rating compared to the others? From what I've seen of the commercials, it can't possibly hold it's own with First Class (but not many superhero films can). I hope it's somewhere around the first X-men. And of course, if it's no better than Orgins I'm not going to want to see it.

I think the biggest mistake in Phantom Menace was offing Darth Maul (yes, I rhink that was worse that Jar-Jar). If they had kept him they might not have felt the need to keep introducing new bad guys like Dooku and the crazu robot. Anyway I just saw White House Down. Its not reallu as bad as some reviews claim. The acting had quite a few moments and it was relentlessly political,but still enjoyable.

I'll take Xmen: First Class over Batman Begins every day of the week and twice on Sundays. I'm a bit biased though, I have never really cared very much for that one.

I guess they're trying to take the Apple approach. "It isn't the consumer's job to know what they want." -Steve Jobs

Count me among the 77% percent. I buy used games more frequently than new ones, but I do buy new ones too as long as they are old and cheap. I have never and will never spend the better part of one hundred dollars on a single game. Cole Mcgrath begs to differ. That reminds me that I still haven't beaten Infamous 2 yet...

I can understand the enmity towards used games. I mean everyone wants more money, but come on that is just unrealistic. They charge an arm and a leg for a new game and then they want more? I have never owned an Xbox and that is not going to change any time soon. I'm not as much of a gamer as I used to be, but isn't Nintendo still focusing on 8 year olds, 80 year olds, and pretty much no one else (except Zelda and a couple of other outliers)?

I thought the director's verison of Chronicles was a lot better than the theatrical version.

I thought he was pretty good in Face Off.