NFL Week 4 Running Thread: Didn't some QB wear No. 4?

Well, it is the Rams.

 

Won't read back thru entire thread but my biggest thoughts coming out of Week 4:

1. Loathed seeing Jerry Jones fist-pumping on sidelines just a few feet from Wade Phillips, then cringing as last sequence unfolded. Despise the whole Jerry Jones personna.

2. Saints look to be headed to the Super Bowl.

 

I'll take the field.

 

ESPN reporting Aaron Rodgers' shoulder is sprained and he may miss next week.

Also, Jim Haslett taking over as interim coach for the Rams.

 

The best parts of a Cowboys loss are ...
1. TO bitching about not getting the ball enough, no matter how plays are called specifically for him.
2. Jerrah Jones cringing and rolling his eyes on the sideline, looking like he's ready to immediately fire the coach.

 

I covered yesterday's game in St. Louis, and it was pretty clear this was coming today.

There's much more to be done to this franchise. Fire GM Jay Zygmunt, let absentee president John Shaw retire, clear out the rest of the player personnel people, and start over.

 

not with that defense

 

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/seahawks/2008211983_nflnotes29.html

Sorry if I missed this elsewhere, I thought this one deserved a mention. Matt Bryant kicked three field goals for the Bucs yesterday after his three-month-old son died Wednesday. The funeral was Saturday. The cause of death is still to be determined.

I can't even imagine what this guy is going through. I don't want to.

 

Here's a shocker: T.O. griped that he did not touch the ball enough.

http://cowboysblog.dallasnews.com/archives/2008/09/terrell-owens-i-didnt-get-the-ball-enoug.html

 

This Owens stuff shouldn't be news anymore. If he wins, he doesn't care; if he loses, regardless of his numbers, he bitches and moans. He's been doing he same thing for years. He's no different than most players, it's just that he gets a microphone stuck in his face every 5 minutes and says whatever the hell he's thinking at the time. I have no problem with TO being upet after losses, but his downfall is that he can't shut up.

 

The best part is Owens whining after the Cowboys ran 20 plays for him, or almost 30 percent of the Cowboys' snaps.

 

He should be complaining that Barber and F. Jones didn't touch the ball enough. The Redskins defenders were focusing on Owens.