Daily Links: Beam Me Up Edition
Take us out, Mr. Sulu.. err, Griffin. In honor of Star Trek’s phenomenal reboot, I’ve dedicated this weekend’s daily links to Trekkies everywhere. The movie is excellent. Go see it. But don’t send me pictures of yourself in Spock ears.. that’s just weird.
- Because I’ve always had a soft spot for him… Rutgers’ own Brian Leonard is off to Cincinnati.
- Terrell Suggs still hasn’t signed that tender… or reported to camp. Watch the wheels turn in Jets fans’ heads.
- For those of you with season tickets, Randy Lange explains the non-PSL $500 deposit.
- Be honest, how much would you pay to switch places with Darrelle Revis right here? P.S. – Maybe everyone’s favorite sideline reporter isn’t leaving Green and White just yet.
- Steel or bubble? That’s the debate after the Disastrous Debacle in Dallas.
- Secret surgeries in Oakland!?! I’m utterly stunned that Al Davis has no idea what his players are doing.
- Steve Young has some advice for Matt Stafford: you better have an iron stomach. I hope you’re listening Mark Sanchez.
- The Jets are opening a new team store on Madison Avenue! WOOOO! Prepare to bend over to pay for Woody’s eye lift.
- You know, if you’re going to buy a lottery ticket any time soon, you might not want to ask Kellen Clemens for numbers. Cannizzaro looks at Kellen’s rotten luck.
4 Responses to Daily Links: Beam Me Up Edition
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david i says:
Memo to Al Davis:
You run a NFL franshise, not The North Dallas Bulls. The 70′s have long been over. Sell the damn team to someone who has a clue.
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Bent says: I think that’s unlikely to happen unless there is a fan revolt (which could happen) because he’s leaving the team to his son, Mark, who apparently some Raiders fans are concerned is pretty much just as clueless as his father. Good times. (Is there a more extreme Steinbrenner scenario brewing, I wonder?)
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I dont buy that KC has had bad luck…. I do buy the fact that he hasnt had the balls to step and grab this job. He has has oppurtunites to be the QC in practices, offseason’s and (even though the OL was a mess) 8 starts.
IS it bad luck ir the fact that they dont think he can be the starter? I would go with the latter at this point
Don’t worry, I’m not going to do a “Legendary Figure not Leaving Football After All” post, but the Synergy between Jenn and Brett is unnerving.
I know who I’d rather share a huddle with, though.