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Bengals and Cowboys kickoff the 2010 NFL season tonight in Canton

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Cowboys looked really good on that first drive. Few arid passes by Romo at the end while under fire, but overall looked good to be so early in the process.

 

I understand why some don't really have much interest in a pre season game, but I am loving it and pumped. Even if you are forced to watch second/third stringers and eventual roster casualties play for most of the game, it is still football!!!! Baseball is about the only thing going for the past month so getting a quick football fix tonight feels good.

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Carson obviously focusing on T.O. every attempt has been to him.

Pacman has looked pretty good really, very pleasant surprise.

Agreed about Pacman. He played very well.

O'Sullivan is God awful!

 

Agreed. I would rather Marvin put in Cordero. :D

O'Sullivan is God awful!

 

Just shows you how difficult the QB position is. 32 teams in the NFL and a few of those have duds starting.

Fall is around the corner - can't wait

 

Me neither but not for football but for some cooler weather and some rain.

 

and some football as well.

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