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Is there no God?

Maybe one that's just partial to the East Coast.

Wow. That game just utterly sucked.

Favre's back to his old tricks again...not happy unless he's completing passes to the other team. Tim suggested he kept trying the long passes in desperate hopes of getting a quick TD, so he could go sit his frozen butt on a heated seat on the sideline.

Brett might be a reckless passer, but he's no dummy.

He's not going to be a Super Bowl participant this time around, either.

And he actually might be a dummy. (He was named a lot of other things tonight in the bar and in the car on the way home that I won't repeat here because my Mommy reads my blog.)

Well...there's always next year. Who are the Chiefs getting in the draft?

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