NFL Week 4: Kiss the Booty Lounge and Bob Sanders goodbye

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/09/28/detroit-looks-to-shut-down-mobile-strip-club-outside-lions-games/

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/09/28/another-early-end-for-bob-sanders/

Otherwise, the schedule is kind of lame this week. Detroit/Dallas, Pittsburgh/Houston and NY Jets/Baltimore were the only games that seemed all that interesting.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/schedule

 

Now Bob Sanders has more time to follow the Lions and they close down the fucking mobile strip club. Life just isn't fair.

 

Curious to hear what people think of the Bears-Panthers matchup. I'm still stunned at how well Newton has played, but he came down to Earth a bit last week, and this will be the best defense he's faced, or at least the defense that matches up best against him. The Bears have contained mobile quarterbacks very well in Lovie Smith's tenure. Their performance against Michael Vick last year was the blueprint on how to stop what had been unstoppable to that point. I suspect Newton will make a few plays, but I expect the Bears to make this the longest day of his young career. Especially if Deangelo Williams remains AWOL.

 

Tough to tell how much of Cam's performance was "coming down to Earth" and how much was the 4 inches of rain that dropped on that game. This will be a great test for him.

 

SIGN THAT YOUR NFL FRANCHISE SUCKS: Fan disses you from his deathbed.

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/cincinnati/obituary.aspx?n=saul-shuller&pid=153761787

 

How To Sustain An Injury in the NFL:

A) Romo has hurt ribs and lungs B) Romo is facing Suh and Vanden Bosch on Sunday C) Romo might get hurt again

 

I have sent this to all of my Bengals friends ( all three of them)

 

ESPN getting after it again:

 

Patriots-Raiders could be the best game of the weekend. Pats aren't stopping anyone from running the ball, and McFadden is having the early makings of an MVP-caliber season.

 

Romo got bashed pretty hard by Washington.

 

It's a shame that Sanders is likely done for forever, because when he was on, he was a great, great player.

It's just one of those cases where he played way too big with his body. Running a 20-yard sprint to collide with a big running back created more force than a little guy could handle.

 

I think he could a been a HOF'er.