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Tuesday Afternoon Quicknotes

~I don't know about you but I'm already completely sick of the whole Patriot-Gate thing. It's meaningless. They would have slaughtered the Jets anyway. And if perchance they've been doing this for the past 6 years, than guess what good for them. They didn't get caught, they won Championships all others are just whining losers who wish they did it themselves. I suggest everyone stop reading all articles about this, because they are all irrelevant. I even hope you skipped this Quicknote.

~I don't know how many of you caught Pam Oliver during the Giant game this weekend, but it was classic. While the Giants are getting steamrolled in the 2nd half, FOX brings up Oliver and pans to the faces of all of the Giants defensive lineman who like they are mourning a close relatives death. Oliver than chimes in with words along the lines I wish I could tell you there were some signs of leadership on this sidelines but the Giants are lifeless right no one is talking or doing anything. AKA holy sh*t they suck.

~The lone Jet Pro Bowler from 2006 is out for the season. Another thing to Celebrate fantastic.

~Note to the Broadcasters of the Raiders and Broncos game, get some friggin Q-Tips and get the wax out of your ears. It was blatantly obvious that whistles were being blown prior to the snap of Janikowski's apparent game winning field goal. Maybe if you could here you wouldn't have acted completely uninformed for a minute or so.

~If somehow I win my Survivor pool and win a boatload of money I think I owe some of it to Mike Shanahan.

~I strongly suggest going to the new NFL.com Video's page. It's pretty well done. You should also watch the Panthers highlights in case you missed them cause Steve Smith is awesome.

~The Jaguars offense is absolutely terrible.

~The Falcons Defense and Offense have given up the same amount of touchdowns thus far this season. Two a piece.

~I think the Browns are still scoring...

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