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That's funny, for years I thought I was the only one who felt that way. Those INTs should be credited somehow to the WRs who screw up.

He deserved HOF, and should have gotten it much sooner, as far as I'm concerned. He was team tackle leader often.

Moss isn't exactly setting the world on fire without Welker. And the real question for the "Welker succeeds because of Moss" idiots in the commentariat will be "Which non-Moss Vikings receiver will have 100+ receptions and 1,000+ yards due to Moss?"

As I recall, Packers WR Bill Schroeder got pretty short shrift from Favre; Schroeder could have been a top-flight player, or nearly so, under a different system.

Hillis' stats were disappointing, but I didn't see the game; is he injured?

Don Nottingham at his best was that kind of runner, not extremely fast but shifty and capable of power running.

I think Richard Roundtree was Shaft, though FW played in many of those black flicks.

I was actually thinking of Fred Williamson, black Chiefs safety and obnoxious loudmouth back in the 60s. He spouted off repeatedly before Super Bowl I about how many Packers he was going to decapitate, that kind of thing. Then Donny Anderson ran right over him and knocked him out of the game.

It'd be nice to see this clown Ward get the Fred "The Hammer" Williamson Treatment in the not-too-distant future.

Hillis was also leading the Browns in receptions until this week.

Berman is an insufferable as%hole.

Josh McWhigger's genius is evident again today, as his two affaletic running backs combined for a third as much yardage as was compiled by that slow, unathletic white man he pawned off on the Browns in his single longest run.

I posted this story in the Browns/Hillis thread a while back; I don't know if that link is working.

Backup Vikings QB Bob Lee (also started briefly with the Falcons) was the punter for a couple of seasons.

What a fantastic day for Hillis. I remember the virtual blackout of PH during his early success at Denver, when barely a mention was made of his 100-plus yards against the impossible-to-run-against Jets. Expect more of the same.

An actual "mainstream" news piece about the imbecility of that little twerp, McDaniels: Josh McDaniels Looks Like a Fool for Dealing Peyton Hillis to the Browns http://www.clevelandleader.com/node/14670 "As the season progressed, a decision that wasn't on the radar nationally was what...

I think Brad Hoover had a 100-yd game in 2000.

Bear Backer may remember the old Catholic League Champion vs City Public Champion football game in Chicago (what happened to them, anyway?). The all-white Catholic teams beat the mostly black city teams year after year, usually by pretty considerable margins.

I despise that little creep, McDaniels. I know Singletary has come in for some criticism on the site, but I'd take him any day over McDimwit. At least Singletary seems to recognize brute reality when it stares him in the face.

I've had that argument before. Other than Cris Carter, who was an established star when Moss entered the league, what who played opposite Moss had Welker's production? Exactly none.

So the Panthers dedicated a whole backfield of affaletes to Welker and they still couldn't stop him? That isn't how it's supposed to work. Maybe ol' Wes is pretty good.

Jared Allen made an utter fool out of HOFer Orlando Pace.

"sorry but i doubt dis kid is any good he playin against sum kids who suck besides he aint playin wit no black kids so it dont really count" I think we've found Vince Young's UT English tutor.

That's an interesting list. A solid list of WR busts could be compiled just from Bears draft picks.