I never have liked KC Joyner. He takes football and tries to make it into a science. Guess what Joyner, it’s not Biology or Astrology. You can’t use numbers to figure out the game. The game is determined on the field and not in your rinky dink laptop computer.

Of course, there are hundreds of examples I could give, but just by reading this one, you will understand that this man has no idea what football is about. Here is his prediction about the 2008 postseason, based on “the numbers”….

“If history is any indicator, Arizona almost certainly will bow out of the postseason in a hurry, and the odds are very long for either the Vikings or the Chargers to win it all. It also says Carolina, Atlanta, the Giants, Philadelphia, Miami, Tennessee or Indianapolis most likely will end up hoisting the Vince Lombardi Trophy at the end of the season.”

So how did that postseason turn out, Mr. Joyner? Looks like the Cards made it all the way and the one team you left out of the list won the Super Bowl. You stick to your Excel spreadsheets and I will pay attention to the game.

He should have NEVER been taken out. I don’t care that he’s on the pregame show. I don’t care that people can call in and talk to him after the game. During the game the guy never lied about what he saw on the field.

I loved Jack Snow for what he represented for the franchise and his ingrained love for the organization. But he and Savard soft pedaled bad or dumb plays too often. He made excuses. Watching the game and hearing his description, several times they didn’t quite match.

At least 10 times a game I repeated what Hanifan said on the radio to my buddy in the seat next to me. I kept bringing my radio to games just for Hanifan.