For that matter, how will Leftwich's former teammates respond?

"I think he would get a good response," said Reggie Hayward. "Byron didn't leave on bad terms with the fans--they didn't hate him or anything. I think the fans would love to see Byron out there palying."

Hmmm.

I'm not sure how good Reggie's memory is. Maybe the fans didn't all hate Byron, but he wasn't loved. The fans aren't going to give Leftwich the same kind of welcome back that Marcus Stroud received. Or, clearly, Mark Brunell.

If Leftwich gets in, there will certainly be a commotion in the stands--a ruckus.

Cue Judd Nelson: "Can you describe the ruckus?"

While the Leftiwch soap opera would make for some interesting conversation, the most significant thing about that would be that Ben Roethlisberger was out of the game and that would give the Jaguars the best chance to win.

"We'll go after him just like if Ben was in there," Mike Peterson said.

Yes, but getting Leftwich would be a whole lot easier than Big Ben.

Foodie Thought of the Week: I've eaten a lot of unusual food: yak tail, armadillo, rattlesnake. But I may have another contender for strangest food: kangaroo. I ate, and rather enjoyed, kangaroo sausage last night as an appetizer. No, I didn't make it myself. And what does kangaroo taste like, you ask?

It was actually pretty mild. Kind of like lean roast beef or bison, but with a little greasier texture. That may have just been the sausage portion. Anyway, it was served on slices of a bagette. Someone should turn it into a sandwich, served in a pita: voila...Kangaroo pouch!