In the dumps

A lot has happened since my last post. Randy Moss became a Titan.Shawn Merriman became a Bill, and the Cowboys are still eager to start the regular season.
Rangers let go of Vlad, but re-signed Ron Washington.
Seeing Texas lose the World Series was definitely disappointing but it was a good run at least.
I know I'm jumping all over the place, but let's get back to football:
Mike Shanahan told us what he thinks of Donovan McNabb's two-minute drill, and to say he hates it would be an understandment.

The veteran head coach didn't say that word for word, but he put in Rex Grossman (yes, that Rex Grossman) and said later that the pick throwing, ball fumbling QB gave the skins a better shot at winning in the final two minutes than "I didn't know a game could end in a tie" McNabb. 
Speaking of quarterbacks, it's about time for the old guy in Minnesota to retire. I believe he's only staying in to patch up his all-time starts record, and for no other reason.
The Vikings are also a mess, (granted, not as much as that team in the nice stadium), and are better off without him. An injured, gray beard, old man can't do as much as a younger and healthier Tavaris Jackson. Besides, we know the 50-year veteran isn't the future of this team, so give experience to the next guy in line to see what he's got. Yes, the same thing should happen in Dallas.
The Cowboys are great at making anybody look unstoppable. Aaron Rodgers puts up fantastic numbers and will torch the Dallas defense, and John Kitna will make the Packers defense look like the '85 Bears.
I was at the one game the Cowboys won in Houston, and many people were predicting that to be the turning point of the season for the 'Boys.
Funny how things work out, or don't work out in the long run. I guess the next thing to look forward to is college basketball.
Not long after that, catchers and pitchers will report to spring training, and baseball season will be underway.
I wonder if the Rangers can make it back to the World Series.

No Moss

Randy Moss was suddenly cut by the Minnesota Vikings.
We all knew he was a disgruntled receiver, but who thought his second stop in Minnesota would only be a few weeks? It will be interesting to see where he ends up next.