And you thought Oakland and Kansas City were bad.
A few weeks ago, I made the following assertion: "Without Drew, this team is Detroit."
I stand corrected. Detroit is in a class of its own. I mean… just… wow. Our old pals Moran Norris and John Owens don’t deserve this.
I suppose we’re supposed to accept this as the quid pro quo from the NFL’s schedule-makers. In exchange for the home game in London and the 42 days away from the Superdome, we got the Detroit game as our General Purpose Non-Denominational Federal Winter Holiday gift. And, as is often the case with socially-mandated gifts from casual acquaintances, we politely say "thanks" and make a point of enjoying it for a short period of time before adding it to our ever-expanding stash of clutter. Continue Reading…



It’s the chance dangers that I’m afraid of — the senseless, unpredictable dangers of a world falling apart. Consider the physical risks of complex machinery in the hands of blind fools and fear-crazed cowards. … They’ll reach the stage where no day will pass without a major wreck.
Leave it to the Saints to have a Monday night game during a week in which Thursday is a major holiday which requires that you start cooking days in advance and tend to your out-of-town-friends’ doggie. Has no one the slightest regard for a blogger’s demanding schedule? Nooooo.
In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. Kinda sums up the 2008 Saints, doesn’t it?
Welcome to the first installment of moosedenied’s newest
Pop quiz, hotshot: When a head coach takes a team deep into the playoffs, and then the team finishes the following two consecutive seasons below 500, what does history suggest the future holds for the team and for the coach?
Alright stop, collaborate and listen
Better start pricing Tampa-area hotels for the weekend of February 1 2009, bitches! Or not.
The Ben Graham Era begins this weekend as our band of sodding wankers attempts to muster up enough competence to bugger a bunch of pissface nancy boys in what promises to be a ripping American football match.
