Is NFL parity dead?

I don't think so. It's just that some of the really bad teams have made some really bad decisions. The NFL is a passing league. Teams that haven't realized this aren't able to keep up. Look at the teams guaranteed to finish below .500:
Buffalo, Cleveland, Oakland, KC, Wash, Chicago, Detroit, TB, Seattle and STL.

All of them have QB issues. Only Chicago and Detroit think they don't. And both of them haven't had time to find out if the answer is playing now. Additionally, outside of Owens, Bowe and Johnson, it would be hard to name a decent WR on any of those teams.

That's why those teams killed parity. Some of them will figure it out. Detroit, Oakland and Cleveland probably won't.

You don't think Holmgren will turn Cleveland around?

What does the future hold for Mike Leach?

They don't have any playmakers. Playmakers don't just magically appear.

J Cribbs makes plays, don't he?

A pay raise at a higher profile school. This will get painted as a minor complaint by a lazy malcontent that TT used to get rid of a prickly coach before his 800k bonus kicked in.

JCribbs actually does. Mostly on kickoffs and wildcat formations. You only receive kicks once a game unless you're giving up points and, sooner rather than later, teams are going to figure how to render the wildcat useless. That's still amazing me. It's nothing more than the single wing. Didn't teams stop using that because it wasn't working. And see "The NFL is a passing league. Teams that haven't realized this aren't able to keep up" comment.

when you designate someone for assignment, how long til they clear the ww?

Why did Jay Cutler not make the Pro Bowl team? Should there be an investigation?

If you don't use "with waivers", it seems like forever. 10 HBD days?

The NFC requested that he play for the AFC team. The AFC declined.

Are the Vikings a relevant playoff team?

How many times will Brett Favre retire/unretire between now and opening day 2010?

Do you think Tiger Woods is enjoying his birthday today?