The Bears versus The Buccaneers are visiting London this year. I was thinking of trying to get a ticket, but this event has become very popular. What do you guys think of games leaving the mainland?

If curious English sportsmen want to see live American football, why not?

Of course, baseball is a =much= more interesting game! (winking emoticon)

The Bears versus The Buccaneers are visiting London this year. I was thinking of trying to get a ticket, but this event has become very popular. What do you guys think of games leaving the mainland?

Any opportunity to spread the virus that is American Football... If you can go, it would be a good game to watch. But, I am a Bears fan, so I am biased.

Go see Da Bears in London. Its gotta be fun just to see an American Football game over there, but also Da Bears are historic team. But like Scott Hajek, I'm a Bears fan as well so I too am biased.

Sort of on topic, the father of American Football, Rugby, is kicking off the World Cup tomorrow in New Zealand. Check it out if you get a chance, I understand NBC Sport has the rights and will be showing the Eagles games, and maybe more.

And yes, a real 'World' Cup.

Will someone beat it into Romo's head that he needs to catch the snap, even when he's under pressure?? Of all the freakin' times to let his attention wander...

And it's this kind of crap that has me saying that fans should not expect a Super Bowl season.

At least, it actually was a close game.

Will someone beat it into Romo's head that he needs to catch the snap, even when he's under pressure?? Of all the freakin' times to let his attention wander...

And it's this kind of crap that has me saying that fans should not expect a Super Bowl season.

At least, it actually was a close game.

A close loss that the Cowboys should have won by 2 touchdowns. Not sure if that is something to find a positive in.

Football? Nyet!
Baseball? Da!~

I say that 'cause I'm a tall, skinny guy who wouldn't survive on a football field for a minute.

At camp, in softball, I was banished to right field. "A walk's as good as a hit," my teammates cried...

Ah, but didn't I shock them all by smacking the ball over the shortstop's head in the Color War? Two runs in! Broke me glasses sliding into second, but it was worth it. The Camp Director, Mr. Richard, was late getting to the game. "Mike? Mike Lindner broke his glasses sliding into second?"
Damn right, sir.

Sort of on topic, the father of American Football, Rugby, is kicking off the World Cup tomorrow in New Zealand. Check it out if you get a chance, I understand NBC Sport has the rights and will be showing the Eagles games, and maybe more.

And yes, a real 'World' Cup.

I love Rugby. I have been watching the games online since I don't have a channel that broadcasts them here. The All Blacks looked really good the other day but they always do early.

Bears v. Saints this weekend should be interesting. If the Bears play as well as they did last week they can pull off a win, but will the Saints really drop to 0-2? I'll be watching for sure!