"I like [the Packers]. If they get to 10-0, which they probably will, I'm going to send [quarterback] Aaron Rodgers one of my CDs," said Morris, a 1,000-yard rusher during the perfect season who has written a song about it he'll gladly sell you for $19.72. "I have nothing but good things to say about the Packers. If they [end up] in our neighborhood, they're a credit to the sport. They don't have a bunch of guys out there who view themselves as entertainers.

"I didn't like the way [the Patriots] came across [four years ago]. They thought it was just a formality [finishing 19-0] … They were too much in your face. They wanted you to bow down to them and kiss the king's ring."

I'm getting more and more sold on Bulaga. Bryan just looks right next to Sitton on the right side.

I'm thinking 🇹🇹 will go D-line early during the next draft. Raji and Pickett have looked completely wiped out this year. We need to prolong those guys careers as long as possible.

Originally Posted by: millertime 

"The most important thing that has ever happened in my life is us having the perfect season."

Bob Kuechenberg wrote:

OLB. Complement to Clay. Depending on how So'Oto ends up looking down the stretch.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

That is one of the saddest things I have ever heard.

Originally Posted by: coltonja 

"The second most important thing is what happened when the Patriots lost in the Super Bowl, preserving us as the only perfect season."

I don't feel like we're ever going see what So'oto can do this year unless there is an injury. He still hasn't seen the field except for garbage time and he didn't do anything productive when he was in...

Originally Posted by: go.pack.go. 

If the defining moment, the high-water mark, of your life was something that happened back in the 1970s and in your mind, that overshadows all of the human element of your life since then, I find that sad. I don't care if you won the Nobel Prize -- if you haven't accomplished something meaningful in 40 years since, you've lived a pretty empty life as far as I am concerned. Cachet only lasts so long.

Originally Posted by: Nonstopdrivel 

I don't think for a person who played football since they were a kid is at all sad to have their most important thing being the only team to go undefeated in the NFL. Not at all. If you're naive enough to think that feat was more important than their children being born, being married, etc .. you're the sad individual, not him.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Stating the obvious- that is your opinion and mine is that it is still sad. Although non's pointing out of the Patriots losing was his second most important is very close.

However, you can't say that your opinion is logic when it is just as much opinion as mine or non's. Although I don't share in the view of something recent taking greater importance than an event that occurred years earlier.

Basically, what this guy said reminded me of a verse,(just so you can see where I was coming from)1 Peter 1:24-25.

Originally Posted by: coltonja 

Notice I said, "overshadows the human element in your life." ](*,)

Originally Posted by: Nonstopdrivel 

Obviously, I'm ignorant to the person's full context, but I feel he was referring to professionally speaking the most important thing was the '72 season

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

That's exactly what I thought as well, not the greatest thing that has EVER happened in his life. Everything is relative, and I'm sure his answer was relative to his professional success. Surprised so many were reaching beyond his statement. Perhaps he meant it was the greatest thing in his life EVER, but I somehow doubt that.

Originally Posted by: doddpower 

I'm getting more and more sold on Bulaga. Bryan just looks right next to Sitton on the right side.

I'm thinking 🇹🇹 will go D-line early during the next draft. Raji and Pickett have looked completely wiped out this year. We need to prolong those guys careers as long as possible.

Originally Posted by: millertime