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And to think that Edelman, Hogan, and Amendola have all spent time "on the bubble" earlier in their careers. New England is a de facto sanctuary team for white wide receiver refugees from the caste system.

I gotta hand it to Bill Belichick. Anybody who can have me rooting for LeGarrette Blount has to be some kind of genius.

Too bad about Price. He had the tools to be exceptional but it appears he hasn't put in the work and he's turned into just a big lug with a punch and not much else.

After the fact prediction but I did figure that if things got tight Atlanta would be the ones to wilt. Speaking of wilting once Atlanta went up 21-0 I couldn't handle it and went for a ride. I was 99 percent sure the Pats were done, and even if they came back I can't handle the stress of nail...

Of course.

He was well out of bounds. At least he didn't get Edelman's ribs.

TV timeout already?

Now we have the "Pre-Kick." Ain't see that afore.

They should have a drone fly over while "I'll Be Watching You" is played.

Yeah that should have put them in a hole they couldn't recover from but it didn't work because this is the Patriots and Tom Brady we're talking about.

The battle up front is crucial. Which offensive line can give their QB more time to let the routes develop is the question, as neither QB is an Aaron Rodgers when it comes to improvising when the protection breaks down. The less time Ryan has to get the ball to Julio Jones the better for the...

A couple guys at work went on the Paleo and they are in better shape than they were a year ago. It worked for them. I'm thinking of trying it.

Yeah Frampton was whiffing a lot on his power shots.

Post fight Frampton admitted he lost. He just didn't seem as sharp or quick as their first fight.

Santa Cruz boxed nicely first couple rounds Frampton has adjusted. Close fight. I turned the sound off. That one guy yells too much.

Gonna be a crackin' good fight. Don't know why it's so under the radar.

I have some hearing loss in one ear from shooting without earplugs when I was a kid, but did I hear one of the announcers say the GB DB Gunther runs a 4.7 forty?

Did this guy know this was Rocky Lockridge? Geez. And notice how Lockridge leads with a jab.

What, there's another game?

Announcer calls Heath pick a "rare Rodgers mistake." The way it looked to me the receiver screwed up and wasn't where Rodgers expected him to be.

Yeah this guy was going on and on and I was thinking okay not everyone is under the spell shut up already you're embarrassing yourself. He left out the part about the purse snatching.

Get rid of Giants. Check. On that Mathews play Giants number 28 goes to pick up the ball just in case and BAM! Next thing he knows it's Packer ball. Ha ha. Some good old fashioned lunch pail keep the legs driving power ball on that Rip TD. He looks to be Kuhn's equal at least in running and he...

Good. I can't stand the Giants. They're on my no-watch list, unless they're playing the Packers or the Patriots.

That drop on third down by Tate on the Lion's opening drive was classic Collinsworth. He blames the drop on "poor execution" with not a word about Tate dropping a very catchable pass. As for all the drops in today's NFL, one theory I have is that back in my day kids used to just play catch with...