Pete Catan's Ghost

Happiest person I've seen all week was the Packer's fan at the downtown street market yesterday. Tim's cup in hand, jersey/beads, Logo shaved into head, cannabis leaf sneakers - talking to guys in Delta-9 t-shirts. Legal weed (for those inclined) + Canadian exchange rate = What's not to like?

What exactly does Jim Bender add to any conversation?

On a somewhat related note, last night I was watching Peyton Manning interview Joe Montana. The topic somehow got onto John Candy. Joe said that Candy was pressing him hard to sign with the Argos (Yes, Montana said Toronto Argonauts) when he was part owner. Joe didn't say whether it was ever a consideration.

He's also our only experienced QB. I don't see Lapo taking those kind of liberties.

Didn't he jump off the Tallahatchie Bridge up round Choctaw Ridge?

I thought that he got tagged by a knee but since he was facing the other way, he assumed it was a helmet. Then the crying started.

Part of the game.

I know that it comes with the turf and that Nichols is a known commodity, but what a shitty set of circumstances for Matt and family if his injury is long term. In his heart of hearts, how much success does Nichols want Streveler to have if it means being replaced by him in the off-season without you having a chance to battle for your job through the playoffs?

I’ve always been partial to German engineering.

I'm sorry, but you need to leave now.

That's why Anesthetists make the big buck.

Propofol is an excellent med. Lol.

If it was a dislocation that needed resetting he would probably receive conscious sedation using propofol (Michael Jackson's fav.) Barring complications, he could be released after an hour. Extenuating circumstances like tissue damage could be an issue that would delay his return to the field. His arm didn't look to be hanging enough for a dislocation but with the shoulder pads it's hard to tell.

Well, this looks oddly familiar.

I thought that I was the only apparition around here.

I counted only 41 defensive miscues tonight, so at least there is improvement on that front

Benevides brought this up a few weeks ago.

Pilsner?

Unfortunately, he lacks the warmth and depth.

Vikes fan since forever. There's not enough glue in the world to mend my broken heart. Loved "Air Coryell" in the late 70's too. That was a ton of fun. Nobody had seen that type of passing game in the pros before Don Coryell.

It looks like Bighill survived his first game back without any setbacks. I expect to see him flying this week.

Lancaster was the only thing connected to Sasky that I liked. His colour commentary alongside Don Whitman's PBP was terrific.

On pregame Bob and Ed comment that CM has been a complete pro at practice this week. They mention he's been an active supporter of other guys' play making.

RBs hold Arbuckle scraping down the line on the same short yardage play they’ve run twice already. Stamps deserved to be stopped.