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I think he wants NFL or nothing. He goal, always was to be in the NFL, and that would be just a step back for him. Now I understand he has his chance in the NFL, but did he really get a chance? I don't think he would have made a good NFL quarterback, but maybe a tight end. That's where I would...

Completely agree. If you can't take responsibility of your actions, YOU shouldn't be driving. He expects for everyone else to be at fault and really, that's not how it works and people are starting to catch on. So yes, I think he was at fault here.

Yakupov has REALLY been struggling in EDM. It's no secret that his value has plummeted and the Oilers are struggling on the back end. Boychuk is a reliable, Stanley Cup winning defenseman that can help shore them up defensively. Boston does this because of a surplus of capable defensemen...

You should enjoy it as a hobby. If you have to ask if you should, maybe you shouldn't, or maybe you mean is it fun? Of course. I have some really expensive cards ....the most valued cards are rookie or special inserts ( refractors, autograph, jersey patch etc) those are the ones you should try...

Thank you! I'm happy to be here.

I can't stop looking at it. LOL. Mind if I save it to my background for about a week? Please tell me this is yours?

Interesting, very interesting. The coach who had no idea why his star running back did not play an entire half gets an extension (as a vote of confidence) from the owner. Maybe next year if he forgets who's in the backfield, he'll get another year? This is the same coach who told us three years...

He turned down $144m!! Wow, well maybe he has a reason beyond our reach, but that is a lot of money. Not sure what kind of deal he is looking for when one is slapping him in the face. A big one too!

Hey I think that is great. I'll be a little kid again and be the first in line at Toys R Us and be the first to get the toy. Heck, I might get myself a few of them, they will be worth something one day. He was a hell of a player.

A very sad say in Western New York. Ralph was committed to keeping the Bills in Buffalo and that speaks volumes about who he was. He took us, four times consecutively, to the Super Bowl and that is an amazing feat. RIP Ralph Wilson and thank you!

Hello, my name is Matt and I'm new to the site. I took a look around and love the conversations going on so I had to join. Hope to see everyone around.