NFL Punchlines: Yesterday was Not a Good Day for Sage Rosenfels

Steve Young had his jersey retired yesterday in San Francisco. Is he the best lefty QB ever? (San Fran Chronicle)

The Pats taught the 49ers a lesson in old school ball control offense yesterday. (San Fran Chronicle)

Even with several key players hurt the Steelers went into Jacksonville and pulled out a really good win last night. Nice way to head into the bye week. (Post Gazette)

Maybe Jim Zorn is better than we all thought. It definitely looked as though he out coached Andy Reid yesterday. (Philly Inquirer)

The Jags have the worst record of the NFL teams in Florida this season. That is surprising, huh? (Orlando Sentinel)

Plaxico? Who is that? The Giants rolled yesterday over the Seahawks. (NY Daily News)

The Vikings are set to face the aerial attack of the Saints led by Drew Brees. (Star Tribune)

Trent Edwards left the game vs the Cardinals yesterday with a concussion and JP Losman promptly took advantage of his opportunity and turned the ball over 4 times. (Miami Herald)

Hey, look, one thing you cannot call the Dolphins is a fluke. They have beaten two pretty good teams. (Miami Herald)

As bad as the Chiefs offense has been all year it didn't even compare to yesterday's performance which was record setting. (KC Star)

Has one single player ever been more responsible for a loss than Sage Rosenfels was yesterday? (Houston Chronicle)

Well the Texans can't win a game, but at least they are contributing to a good cause. (Rocky Mountain News)

Eddie Royal (sprained ankle) and Tony Scheffler (groin) both left the game yesterday vs the Bucs and are unlikely to play this upcoming week vs the Jags. (Denver Post)

Where does the money you pay for tickets go after you fork it over? It goes towards paying for more than you may think. (Plain Dealer)

It is at the point where they are just counting the losses in Bengal country. (Cincy Enquirer)

Well the Lions have done it this time. They made Kyle Orton look like Johnny Unitas yesterday. (Sun-Times)

Matt Ryan continues to impress and the Lambeau home field advantage continues to lose its luster as far as we're concerned. (Sun-Times)

After seeing Jake Delhomme's performance so far this year we are advocates of Tommy John surgery for QB's who need it. (Charlotte Observer)

How can Jeff Fisher possibly be ahead of Bill Belichick on any "best coaches" list? (Buffalo News)