DAOILMAN

What's the O/U on total flags tossed?

The record is 35

On Oct. 17, 1976, the Seahawks and Buccaneers were both expansion teams. Believe it or not, they combined for a whopping 35 accepted penalties for 310 yards.

The zebras have taken over the game.

$240 million for mediocre talent. 

Fumblerooski Jay-Lin Squirts

Over-Regulation is how they control the game play.

Are Al Michaels and Chuck Schumer twin brothers who were separated at birth?

 Dallas minus the points, half a unit.

Anyone else tired of hearing that every time Dak is in the game? I have to turn down the audio so I don't get a headache.

Here we go.......

Photo finish, please hold all tickets until results are official.

The Eagles take the lead, ding-dong to the wire.

The Eagles are resurgent, this one is gonna be close.

The Saints pull clear nearing the wire.

They're at the 1/16th pole, neck and neck, you could throw a blanket over them.....

They've rounded the far turn and are now in the stretch, the Eagles make the first move as they surge to the lead, will the Saints respond? This where we see what the Saints have left in the tank.

A slow first half as the Saints attempt to dictate the pace while refusing to surrender the lead.

A slow paced first quarter as the Eagles test the Saints for class.

The Saints left the gate in front, now we'll see if the Eagles can keep up and pressure the Saints into submission.

In horse racing a "Speed Popper" is a horse that possess superior early speed relative to the opposition, often these types simply sprint to the lead and never look back, making every call a winning one.

After two convincing speed pops by the Saints, can they do it again verses the Eagles?

From the viewpoint of an equine speculator the answer is yes.

The Saints didn't just sprint out to the front and hang on for the win, no, they won convincingly, by open lengths, powering away in the stretch drive on both occasions, in horse racing we call this "Big Win Fashion", and it is a very good sign.

The Saints minus the points until they caught.