and you’re right about the gravy train.

I just don’t like it when people challenge our fanhood after we went through1-15.

Again – I’m a victim of the same thing. Questioning fanhood is a dangerous thing with diehard fans like you, me, and likely most of both of our communities.

And yeah – I agree shorts and tank tops to a football game in November is odd.

Football games sipping on hot cocoa, sticking hand warmers in gloves, and the cloud of air coming from the mouths of everyone as they cheer: that’s football! besides, on the bright side, you don’t have to worry about your beer getting warm.

1. Titans 2. Broncos 3. Steelers and 4…..wait for it… wait for it….Patriots! Besides the obvious partisan view, the Jets’ schedule could deem the loss from the playoff. Now, I won’t get into the wildcard candidates and the teams on the hunt. Nevertheless, Jets almost lost against the Pats and to go against the Titans and Denver in the upcoming weeks, I think the odds will be against them. In addition, anything can happen on any given game day, so, it goes without mentioning that I’m just too biased. With regards to the Pats’ schedule, “if” this week’s game goes well, then the only challenge is possibly Cardinals (Ouch!)

And, like Matty DolfinPhan said, it’s more of the challenge to us than it was anything else. There are always bandwagon guys, and we all know someone who is one. But I do think the main point of contention was the implication that all of us were bandwagon fans.

And, I will give you, shorts a t-shirts in late football season is strange. But you have to admit, if we get a good South FLA thunder storm, watching the mud bowl develop is great. Nothing quite like a mud soaked field with everyone slipping and sliding. It’s great!

Good luck this weekend – although, I know we are going to continue to destroy you guys!

Good lookin out dude. Classy move. You are a gentleman and a scholar.

Its all good.

Now lets watch your Patsies get their ass kicked

I love this rivalry!!!