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QUOTE (Chilihead90 @ Sep 30, 2013 -> 01:11 AM) Oh yeah, and in that final scene where Walt is around all the cooking supplies, I thought we were going to see him die with a meth pipe in his mouth. I thought maybe since he thought he was going to die anyway, he would go ahead and try his creation that got everyone killed. And then we could have tied that part in to the "he takes over the traits of those he kills" theory, because before he killed Uncle Jack, Uncle Jack grabs his cigarette and takes one last drag. I wanted to see Walt smoke some meth, and then close his eyes as the camera floats away, not knowing if he closed his eyes because he is feeling the euphoria, or because he is dead at that moment. But obviously that didn't happen, and maybe it's because that would have been a little TOO out of character for him. So you don't like that we don't know for sure what happened to Skyler but you wanted an open ending with Walt?

Should have listened to you Kenny ha. Thankfully it didn't matter as Andre Johnson was my lowest point getter this week besides my kicker.

QUOTE (Milkman delivers @ Sep 29, 2013 -> 09:31 PM) Ha, I can't believe people have complaints about that. It wrapped up perfectly. An opinion is an opinion but that couldn't have wrapped up better.

Amazing.

This years Bucs are last years Chiefs.

My favorite moment from this season is when it ended.

QUOTE (nitetrain8601 @ Sep 29, 2013 -> 05:43 PM) Ray Rice was questionable up until today. You guys should've known, Rice wasn't going to play great if they fed him the ball. And where are the people who said Spiller is the man in Denver and Fred Jackson(though I called him Thomas on accident), wasn't going to be a factor? If you don't start players that are questionable during the week you're going to be missing out on a lot of good players, that's a pretty ridiculous reason to bench Ray Rice and as Krush said you're not benching him if he plays.

Starting Le'veon Bell turned out well for me this week. Deciding between him and James Jones as my flex every week will be a good and annoying problem to have.

QUOTE (LittleHurt05 @ Sep 29, 2013 -> 10:46 AM) With Vincent Jackson banged up but active with a rookie QB, dare I start Eddie Royal over him? I would never start Eddie Royal.

QUOTE (Chet Kincaid @ Sep 29, 2013 -> 09:28 AM) I just bought tickets. I've never been to the last game of the season. I wonder how many people will show up. 4.

It's Sunday and football is not the first thing on my mind.

QUOTE (witesoxfan @ Sep 27, 2013 -> 01:49 PM) While that may be, it physically can't happen before the Bears winning the Superbowl Not with that attitude.

QUOTE (Steve9347 @ Sep 28, 2013 -> 09:55 AM) So we have a D-Rose situation in New England. Pats think he's ready, his "camp" does not. This guy.

QUOTE (SoxAce @ Sep 28, 2013 -> 09:34 AM) Never thought I would consider benching Andre Johnson this early, but anyone who has him, are you playing him... banged up and all, against Seattle? I'm considering starting Kendall Wright (facing Jets defense) over him. He's driving me nuts this week too. Not only is he banged up and playing the Seahawks but I also have their d. Still, I think because he gets so many targets and I'm in a half ppr, I have to play him.

QUOTE (IlliniKrush @ Sep 27, 2013 -> 09:48 PM) Bell could be worth hanging onto, certainly more value than Glennon right now. He may start and get a lot of touches this week, depending on your rbs moving forward, could play on bye weeks etc. Sudfeld? Why was he on your roster after week 1? Who are your qbs that you need Glennon? Bell could possibly be a lot better than that, he's got a chance to be a good one.

I haven't seen The Sopranos or The Wire and never finished The Shield but the consenus anywhere you look seems to be that all those shows despite being fantastic all had a bad season or two mixed in, where BB has just been fantastic from start to finish here(obviously depending on the actual ending).

Haven't read the article yet but Glockner's great, I'm sure there was a bunch of research put into this.

The Bulls are winning the Championship this year(just for you J4L), so I'm going with that choice.

I never get sentimental about this stuff, I'll always love Paulie for what he did here but I hope he's retiring.

QUOTE (Tex @ Sep 27, 2013 -> 05:28 AM) If Sale had 20 wins on a crappy team like this, how many of us would be pointing towards wins to build his case? Not many of us.

QUOTE (Eminor3rd @ Sep 27, 2013 -> 10:01 AM) Sickels has always leaned more heavily on statistical success in the minors than most of the 'pop scouts.' Hard to ignore Johnson/Semien though, given that they avoided embarrassing themselves at the ML level this year. We might have 2 top 100 guys next year, isn't it exciting? Lol Not arguing with you but based on stats alone, you'd think Johnson and Semien would be ranked even higher.

QUOTE (witesoxfan @ Sep 26, 2013 -> 01:29 PM) I don't think I'd call Ventura laid back. He gets on guys quite a bit. I'd say his temperament is better described as calm. And Ozzie was all talk in that regard. All talk, no action.

QUOTE (Buehrle>Wood @ Sep 26, 2013 -> 11:39 AM) Breaking Bad is incredibly overrated by those caught up in the moment, but it's still pretty good. Definitely worth watching through it.

Keppinger certainly deserves an F. Axelrod I would say does not, he was a serviceable starter for about 2 months this year and for that I'd rate him a tad over failing.

QUOTE (oldsox @ Sep 26, 2013 -> 07:05 AM) Gomez was waaay out of line. I hope they throw the book at him. No excuse for that behavior. He should get into professional wrestling. Watching a homerun is waaay out of line? Sure, there's no reason for him to showboat but it's no big deal if the Braves didn't start jawing at him. Baseball "fights" are just stupid.