You want terrifying, go to 2:00.

This new ad is bascially "McDonalds...we exist while things happen!" Though admittedly I had a hard time viewing most of the ad due to my eyes nearly rolling out of my head after the goddamn 9/11 sign showed up.

Seems appropriate here. See how much you can stand.

Actually, it's about ethics in fast food journalism.

That's a pandora's box argument, really. There are already plenty of exciting plays that occur on a weekly basis. There have been plenty of exciting plays that have occurred in NFL history before they've changed the rules to allow for even wider passing games.

Do you REALLY want to get rid of this rule and give receivers even MORE of an advantage?

"Football is a poorly designed sport to begin with."

"Oh wow. Must suck for the offense when the league makes an arbitrary rule that makes your job that much harder. (wanking motion)"- Every defender in the league.

Can we all as reasonable people agree that had Rodgers never been born, this game would have gone completely differently?

Can we all as reasonable people agree that that call didn't decide the game? Even if Dallas scores a TD they need to go for 2 to be up by 3, with between 3 and 4 minutes left and Rodgers playing out of his mind. Even after the turnover on downs they had four minutes and failed to stop the GB offense to get the ball…

This couldn't have been scripted any better. Reading a Dallas newspaper has never been so enjoyable. One play doesn't make or break a game! Remember that Cowboys fans. It was great advice you gave Lions fans last week.

Ball hit ground; ball came loose: no catch. Not hard to understand that the ground cannot help you catch a pass. Doesn't hurt that it couldn't have happened to a nicer guy/team.

I agree. Except for maybe Seattle or Green Bay.

I'm sure there's not another team in the league he would rather have his last game against.

'Cause you had a bad day, you're taking one down...

The photographer's job was to take photos of Christie throughout the game. He was sent there by NJ.com to do EXACTLY THAT.