I may even lend a knuckle or 2 as well.

I think Dallas’ window of opportunity closed after this past season. Yeah, they’ll garner support from the national media, like most of the NFC East. But I think their division belongs to the Giants for now. That said, Roy Williams is where he wanted to be all along. I can see him being passionate about playing there. But the lack of talent at receiver, now that TO is gone, wont make it easy for him to get open. He’s going to face heavy coverage often.

start opening his trap. Instead of telling everyone how good he was, he should have simply worked harder and gotten more focused here in Detroit. He had the perfect opportunity to be a star here.

A change of scenery to a bigger market doesn’t make you a bigger star, it only puts you under a bigger microscope. Roy is finding that out right now. He’s on the slide to mediocrity and if he’s not careful, he’s on his way out of the league.

He has to simply agree with everything that’s going on so when Detroit becomes a contender, he can say, “Yeah, I knew they made some good moves. Good thing I drafted Cherilus for them.”

As a wise old rabbit once said, “What a maroon!”

…and yes, that is the first time I’ve quoted a fictional rodent.

Maybe you could give Tanya Harding a call and she could take out Millen’s knees for you….lol

yeah, I remember the game AND the play. It was the year I got out of the hospital(s) and re-learned to walk. All of life was finally starting to come back to me (those closed head injuries are a mother) and the LIONS looked like a shoe in for the post season. Then reality crashed in; I wouldn’t get my disability that year (nor the next), I obviously COULDN’T stay with my family AND retain what little sanity and will to live remained to me….and of course the LIONS went down in flames…flames that were still burning last year.