All the NFC East teams have formidable guys at the helm . It ' s a great time to be a fan of this division . <| sep |> So , how do we keep Ben passing but the Steelers DTS dominating ? <| sep |> Probably cause you ' re whoring around too much , yo what ' s your gamertag ? <| sep |> Possible but it could just be a smaller scope of priorities . When you live from day to day like most people do , things like this can seem very insignificant compared to mundane issues . People seem to have enough problems without going out to look for more and you can ' t blame them really . <| sep |> Oh I member ! <| sep |> Catcha keeps killing it for me <| sep |> This has been an interesting crash this year , much slower , less panic selling than previous years , it ' s taken two weeks from the high point on the 11 th A Friday ironically , for all those who think the market peaks later on a sat , quite odd to see it crash on the Saturday in the middle of the weekend league too , but that was the sign for me to sell , and since then prices have been on a steady decline , the only anomaly has been the weekend league buyback on the 17 th 19 th . As expected the real market bottom appears to have been SundayMonday , a couple of days earlier than last year , but the weekend league selloff helped accelerate that . The biggest area I failed to predict was the long period of the market bottom , but mostly because I didn ' t give any thought to the length it would stay low at . A little unusual perhaps , but as people start to rebuy for the weekend league , I imagine a panic buy , and bounceback . The hope is a rally of about 1520 %, but due to the length of the market bottom , the slower pace of the crash , and the likelihood of people holding out buying teams till after Monday , I would expect a modest pace of recovery . One thing for sure , it is less tumultuous than last year , but the contours are all there telling the story .