It took until Week 8, but we got a clash of powerhouses in the Patriots-Steelers game and a hint that the Eagles might be rounding into a juggernaut to remind us that A) the football gods are not just going to hand a second straight Super Bowl trophy to Green Bay, and B) not every coach dreams of penciling Andrew Luck into next year's lineup.
It's got a clash of styles and a clash of personalities - good guy versus bad guy.
Not only do we get a wonderful clash of cultures between the two cities, as Scott Miller writes on CBSSports.com, but we get to watch one franchise pull itself out of a history of sad sackery, writes Jeff Passan on Yahoo.com.
In 1990, an HR manager rang and said, "I've got a personality clash here.
As a viewer, you get a lot more slash-and-clash for your money, which has to be a good thing, and if, mid-bout, you had presented Sada Jacobson with a staircase, a chandelier, and a black-clad Basil Rathbone she could probably have coped with them, too.
The story of a student uprising led by black activists at the University of Missouri took an unexpected turn Monday when protesters and student journalists got into a clash over access.
The two organisations' high watermark came in April 1978 with a "carnival" in Victoria Park, east London, which filled up with tens of thousands of people who had marched seven miles from Trafalgar Square: watch YouTube footage of the performance by the Clash, and you get a sense of the righteous energy that was coursing around.
Some of them may clash so try to get a list of what actually goes together, not just what options are available.
But he realized that there was no way that the kind of music he wanted to write — clashing, dissonant, chaotic — could get a fair hearing in the staid, Europhile music world of his time.
The boys said I should get a Mulberry bag because I've always wanted one but in the end I decided to spend £2.99 on Clash of Clans and got myself 500 gems".
