Ok, that fixed it.  I clicked the last post link when I came into the Sports Junkies board and it still glitched on me so I clicked the thread title and now it works.

I voted Barry Sanders off.  He was a phenomenal runner.  One of the most unique and amazing RBs to watch in the history of the league.  But he wasn't a good goal line/short yardarge RB, he couldn't get hard yardage and he disappeared in most of the Lions playoffs and big games over the course of his career.

Wasn't he rumored to be diagnosed as bi-polar when he allegedly tried to commit suicide during his first year in Dallas?

The Chargers played a very intense physical game and paid a pretty heavy cost with the injuries.  I don't see them being able to go to New England next week and repeating their performance due to the fact that the team is pretty banged up at key positions now.  I do, however see that the Chargers passing offense is really starting to take center stage.  Rivers along with his two WRs have transformed the passing game into more than a dump off to Gates or Tomlinson affair and they'll have to do that next week in order to score points.  The issue with the Chargers offense as it matches up with New England is that it's not necessarily designed to eat up the clock and that's been a proven component in beating the Patriots this year so I expect the Pats to roll next week.

I tend to disagree.  He's better than over 50% of the head coaches in the NFL right now and he looked to have the Redskins turned around towards the end of the season.  I would like to have seen what he could do with one more season.

Also the 1985 Patriots.  BTW that was the 1983 Raiders.  1984 was the year that Dan Marino passed for 5,004 yards and took the Dolphins to the Super Bowl.