Newkie

Honestly, after Week 2 of the 2017 season, I thought it was over. Coming off three straight losing seasons, and starting off 0-2 that year, I remember leaving the Dome after the Pats beat us down, thinking that Payton had lost touch with the team/game and that it was time to move on from Brees.

Thought for sure we were about to go back to Ditka-like years.

Playoff results aside, we immediately go on to have the most successful stretch in franchise history. Go figure.

Preordered with ATT within an hour of being able to. Had original ship date of Oct. 25 that is now pushed back to Dec. 9-16 .... Poo.

Getting the Pro version. Had an old Note 9 laying around the house that I can trade into ATT and get $700 off. $10 a month for the 256 deal... couldn't say no to that.

Pretty sure they all offer 7-day trials, too.

I had ATT TV to watch Pelicans games, but have also used YTTV and FuboTV, both of which I like.

Six 1st-place finishers won $758.33, each. From there, the next amount was $200 for 2nd-place finishers, then $100, on down.

The 1st-place finishers had 266.75 pts and I had 259.75... so, so close.

Really can't wait for football season.

Yep, I know. An Associated Press reporter tweeted the "month or two" info last week. Hopefully it's true, this time.

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I don't remember what article I read it in, but I saw last week that the language in the bill had been changed to allowv issuing of temporary licenses to ensure things are ready for football season.

I'll try to find the article, but it mentioned mobile betting possibly going live as soon as July 1.

Everything I'm reading indicates that we have a very good chance to have sports betting set up either before, or at some point during, football season. Full-fledged mobile betting, too.

He reminds me of a Lance Moore type of guy. Security blanket most of the time, but could possibly get deep against the right coverage.

On the "should've been an interception," he had his guy beat by a lot. His hustle and presence of mind to break up the pass was impressive.

I've always thought nothing would touch 2009, but 10 years removed, it'll feel just as incredible, especially after the last three playoff losses (especially Minny and St. Louis).

As far as season-long fun, I don't think anything will ever touch 2017. It was unexpected, especially after the first two games of that season. The fun that team had together. It amazes me how that one season, and the little things before it (Ireland, Payton cleaning house of his good ole boy assistants), re-energized Payton after those three stale years that preceded it. It feels like the early years of Payton, on steroids.