I always enjoy your writing style, which I find eloquent, engaging, and evocative. Keep up the great work, my main man!

oh and 4. the 49ers, who were on the road to futility, proved you wrong as well.

I'm going to go ahead and say that you should probably stop writing about the NFL. 1. Calvin Johnson was the best receiver in the league. 2. Brady, who by your account should have been replaced by Ryan Mallett, has taken his team to their 5th Super Bowl appearance. 3. 5 of the 6 teams that you thought were going to miss the playoffs ended up making the playoffs. Sorry dude you just don't know the NFL as well as you think you do.

Well, I suppose you're astutely aware that Brady won 2 playoff games and is going to the Super Bowl, and Mallet didn't even throw a pass this season. And defenses sure adjusted well to the "two routes CJ can run" - what with his three 200+ yard receiving games out of the last four he played, and his finishing the season in the top 5 of every major receiving category. It's a good thing Lions' fans had a savvy writer like you to 'put them in their place' by telling them CJ isn't as good of a receiver as they thought he was. Too bad you're a writer on B/R and don't have a coaching job in the NFL... or maybe this helps explain that.

I see your "troll response", and raise you one.

HAHAHAHAHA Brady's in the Super Bowl.

Hey I stumbled upon your article about comparing Philip Rivers and Peyton Manning earlier and I thought it was good. Just before that I had finished writing an article of my own about a similar topic. Would be good to get some feedback http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1031539-why-championships-matter-when-measuring-greatness

And thanks for the reciprocated love. Hopefully it was because the article was actually decent. ha.

Wasn't a question. It was a good article. Hope you get a chance to peep my latest. I've got these kids heated, but I stand by what I said.

Great article on Big Ben. I am sure you are over hearing about your Calvin Johnson article but do you still stand by your opinion that Megatron is still not a top 5 wide receiver? Or are you finally going to concede (much like Cris Carter did) that you may have possibly made an error in judging his abilities as a wide receiver?

Thanks for the interview K- I enjoyed it.