NFL News, views and random thoughts week 7

[Random Axe]

Andrew Luck is the best QB ever, and Peyton Manning sucks big time. Well, okay not really but maybe that sentence will get the Mego Museum some google pageviews. SOmwhere in the crowd was a sign that said 12 is the new 18. Hopefully they are referring to QB's and not age of consent.

Jacksonville is now 0-7. I bet the team is breathing a sigh of relief that they didn't bring in Tebow to ruin their season. Also, the state of FLorida recently passed an anti-bullying law to protect the Jaguars.

Reggie Wayne is out with an ACL injury. That sucks big time. He's definitely HOF and is better than Irvin, Rison and his former teammate Harrison.

The Patriots placed leading tackler Jarod mayo in injured reserve. They literally put Mayo on the side.

The Steelers at 2-4 are still alive since most NFL teams suck.

When asked about his season, Joe Flacco said, "Good. My paychecks are still clearing."

The NFL has officially issued an apology to all of it's fans this evening for the terrible games that will be on television tonight and Thursday.

Any Reid's offense has scored the same points as Chip Kelly's. LOLOLOLOLOLOOOLOLOOL!

Patriots fans are complaining about the obscure rule and controversial call in the game. They also set the world irony record.

If the season ended today, the Jets would be in.

[Random Axe]

Here's the worst offsides...ever.

I can't get the video to work, it's on Vine. Troy Polamalu was seriously ahead of the snap count.

[megoapesnut]

You neglected to mention that Tony Romo set the record for completions and passing yards by a QB in their first 100 games in the Superbowl era. Yes, more than Marino, Elway, Montana, actually more than anyone. The guy really must be a scrub like everyone says

[Hector]

Romo is not worthy of sniffing Marino's, Montana's, and Elway's collective dirty jockstraps, lol.

[Random Axe]

Romo is a great QB with a fatal flaw. It's sad to see it cause he has so much talent. Jim Kelly's kryptonite was Super Bowls. Tony's is pressure situations. When the entire game and perhaps season rest on his shoulders, it's a sphincter factor of twelve and he locks up. I hope he gets his deserved chance to prove himself, I just don't think it's in Dallas.

[Hector]

[Hector]

Patriots fans are complaining about the obscure rule and controversial call in the game. They also set the world irony record.

The Raiders say hi, lol.

Poetic justice, the Pats can take a hike with their crying and moaning, lol.

[Zemo]

Romo is not worthy of sniffing Marino's, Montana's, and Elway's collective dirty jockstraps, lol.

While I think he's good, Hector is dead on.

[Hector]

While I think he's good, Hector is dead on.

Not trying to be a smartarse, but Random Axe's observation is dead on as well, it's not about yards, it's about effectiveness under pressure, and that's where Romo fails short of the other top notch quarterbacks.

[Zemo]

Yea, he's not top notch, but a lot of teams would take him. Aikman was no Manning either.

[Hector]

The Raiders would vastly improve with Romo, no doubt.

[Hector]

Yea, he's not top notch, but a lot of teams would take him. Aikman was no Manning either.

Staubach was awesome though...

[Random Axe]

Aikman doesn't have nearly the numbers Romo puts up but I doubt ANY Dallas fan would trade the two. Troy had a killer instinct that just came natural, you can't coach it or teach it. Romo will be an elite QB when he leads instead of throws.

[Zemo]

Staubach was awesome though...

Roger the dodger!!

[madmarva]

I'm not a Romo or a Cowboy fan, but there is no doubt Romo would love to play on a team that had the talent around him equivalent to that that Aikman and Staubach played with. Both played with outstanding offensive talent and both had tremendous defenses. Not to mention Landry and Johnson were fine head coaches with great staffs.