Random Observations:
A Weekly Look at All Things Football
(Parental Advisory Suggested)

Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno has seen a lot of players come and go, and he said that Seattle's Bobby Engram was the best player he'd ever coached. That is about as good as an endorsement as you can get.

Mike Irvin on Randy Moss complaining he wasn't seeing enough balls thrown his way: "Learn how to run routes and play the whole game and you'll see more passes". Well said, Playmaker.

Attorney David Cornwell is quoted as calling Drew Rosenhaus the "Kevorkian of Sports Agents".

I'm telling you (and I've been saying it for quite a while), if Brandon Lloyd could get his mental game up to his physical level (and maybe a semi-decent QB to throw him the ball), he'd be unstoppable.

Falcons' head coach Jim Mora started his press conference after his teams beating at home at the hands of Samkon Gado and company, by stating matter-of-factly "I hate excuses". He then began rambling off excuses on why his team lost the game.

On Sunday, Eagles quarterback Mike McMahon became the first Rutgers alumnus in NFL history to complete a pass to another Rutgers alumus when he found tight end L.J. Smith.

Does it seem odd to anyone else that Larry Johnson now holds the single game rushing record for the Chiefs? Seems even more odd that the guy who held it before Johnson was Barry Word.

I personally don't drink, but I love Miller Light's new commercial where rapper Flavor Flav is introduced as an expert taste witness based solely on his name... yeeaaaah booooyyy!

Okay, seriously, have you ever seen J.P. Losman and Operaman in the same room together? Yeah I didn't think so.