Monday Morning Quarterback Tuesday Edition, from Phoenix

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2008-01-30T08:24:14-05:00

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botster23

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1. Yes - see his comments on media day 2. It depends on his supporters 3. No - it would be good for Brady Quinn to learn on the sidelines for a year or two 4. No 5. Can't say yes or no - it depends on the coordinators and the new head coach 982911

2008-01-30T00:16:55-05:00

nhtbfan

Plaistow 137309

Peter - the Giants also had a book ready to go about them winning the Super Bowl!! 982043

2008-01-29T13:49:38-05:00

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Goodell: NFL's Savant

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You wanna TD Peter??? 975226

2008-01-29T13:45:56-05:00

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Goodell: NFL's Savant

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1)No 2)As one of the best 3)Yes 4)My momma always told me life aint fair 5)Heck No....Like Mularkey is worthy of a OC spot. Let alone a TE coach spot. I would rather have my 7 year old as my play caller then Mike Mularkey 975183

<a href="http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/writers/peter_king/01/29/superbowlweek/index.html" target="_blank">Today in Monday Morning Quarterback: Tuesday edition.</a>Will Randy Moss leave money on the table to re-sign with the Patriots?  How will history remember the retiring Mike Alstott?  Should the Browns consider trading Derek Anderson or Brady Quinn?  Is it fair to make the recently vagabond Saints give up a home game to play in England?  Is it wise of owners to hire coordinators before they even hire a new head coach? 2643 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/759/78/thumb/king-fn-150.jpg 1 NY

Peter King

New York 76278