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:lolLiveWire said:Carson Palmer couldn't because Kimo Gillooly'd his knee on the first play of a playoff game that the Bengals would have won with Palmer in the game.
:lolLiveWire said:Carson Palmer couldn't because Kimo Gillooly'd his knee on the first play of a playoff game that the Bengals would have won with Palmer in the game.
Even if they had won with Palmer they weren't good enough to go into Indy and Denver and win like the Steelers did.LiveWire said:Carson Palmer couldn't because Kimo Gillooly'd his knee on the first play of a playoff game that the Bengals would have won with Palmer in the game.
Guileless said:Two Vick jerseys SD? Red and black? :lol What are you going to do with them? McShay says the Falcons are leaning towards Ryan.
And he says the Saints are trying to move into the Top 5 for Dorsey. Because that worked so well with Jonathan "Buffet Crusher" Sullivan.
LiveWire said:Carson Palmer couldn't because Kimo Gillooly'd his knee on the first play of a playoff game that the Bengals would have won with Palmer in the game.
Bowser said:ESPN reporting Dolphins and Jake Long have agreed to a deal and that he'll be the #1 pick in the draft.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/draft08/news/story?id=3358424
Striker said:If Long pans out, they'll be in good shape along the OL.
Long, Carey, Smiley, and Soliai are a good, young crew.
Think they grab a QB in rounds two or three?
sorryaboutdresden said:How many consecutive years of ESPN over-hyping college QB's does it take..
Ryan falls out of the top ten, trust me.
siamesedreamer said:Challenge me on that. What's so funny? Ain't never seen a white guy violate the terms of a +$100M contract. Proove me wrong.
I need Matt Ryan. Dude can throw beyond belief. And he's smart. Don't have to worry about any extra-carricular activities that will hurt my team. Vick did it. The dude before him took us to the SB. Vick was an overrated thug that I bought into. Am I wrong?
Spectral Glider said:Palmer's awesome if the protection is good and the WRs are clicking at 100%. But throw some pressure at him and he starts spraying the field like Snyder throwing money at any free agent.
Gigglepoo said:Pssh, you're only saying that because he's clearly not worth a top 10 pick and no sane GM would draft him in that slot.
If Atlanta loves him, expect them to pull a Cleveland - draft a great line player at 3 and trade back into the later first round to nab their QB.
bionic77 said:Even if they had won with Palmer they weren't good enough to go into Indy and Denver and win like the Steelers did.
He's ours, bitch! Hands off!Zep said:In the end we'll just draft C. Long
levious said:no one is, but you seem desperate for someone to do so.
:lolpollo said:siamesedreamer, you're pretty racist.
siamesedreamer said:Challenge me on that. What's so funny? Ain't never seen a white guy violate the terms of a +$100M contract. Proove me wrong.
I need Matt Ryan. Dude can throw beyond belief. And he's smart. Don't have to worry about any extra-carricular activities that will hurt my team. Vick did it. The dude before him took us to the SB. Vick was an overrated thug that I bought into. Am I wrong?
jasonbay said:Well you could consider Mike Hampton's contract a theft.
He just wanted to prove he was tougher than Brett Farve.EclipseGST said:Better to throw money around instead of throwing your head through a car (NO HELMET....dumbass Ben)
bionic77 said:He just wanted to prove he was tougher than Brett Farve.
Mission accomplished.
maynerd said:
vas_a_morir said:This is why people who give athletes a hard time about making too much money need to STFU because you can lose it QUICK. Best of luck to Shaun. He's a northern KY boy, if I recall. I think he'll end up banging his smoking hot wife the rest of his life. That's my prediction.
vas_a_morir said:This is why people who give athletes a hard time about making too much money need to STFU because you can lose it QUICK. Best of luck to Shaun. He's a northern KY boy, if I recall. I think he'll end up preaching the rest of his life. That's my prediction.
Roger (Craig) relayed a telling story about the priorities of the 49ers, circa 1983. During Roger's first training camp, coach Bill Walsh gave the team a night off from meetings. Roger said he was ready to unwind and have some fun.
"I wanted to know where the party was that night," Roger said. "I picked the worst guy- and the best guy- to ask about a party. I went to Ronnie Lott.
"I asked him, Where's the party? He looked at me for a second as if he couldn't believe what I was asking. A frown came across his face and he shot back, 'We didn't draft you here to party, we drafted you to help us get back to the Super Bowl! Instead of partying you better have your butt in your Dorm studying your play book tonight and be ready for practice in the morning.'
"Trust me," Roger said, "I stayed in my dorm.
QFT.Gigglepoo said:He's "losing it" because he played like a pussy.
vas_a_morir said:This is why people who give athletes a hard time about making too much money need to STFU because you can lose it QUICK. Best of luck to Shaun. He's a northern KY boy, if I recall. I think he'll end up preaching the rest of his life. That's my prediction.
vas_a_morir said:This is why people who give athletes a hard time about making too much money need to STFU because you can lose it QUICK. Best of luck to Shaun. He's a northern KY boy, if I recall. I think he'll end up preaching the rest of his life. That's my prediction.
Amazing how fall the Niners have fallen.methodman said::lol I love you Ronnie Lott.
The giants will go safety, wr or even lb with the first pick. At safety we need serious help. At lb we just need more speed so getting younger will help.The Frankman said:If I'm not on GAF for the draft, Giants need to get either a safety, corner, or DT/LB for their first pick. I have no confidence in Corey Webster as a corner. I like Kenny Philips personally.
Spectral Glider said:Yes, the rest of us have no idea what it's like to get laid off, lose a job, face the unemployment line or have savings dashed. Poor, poor Shaun, he has it so bad.
vas_a_morir said:Mike Brown is such a hardass.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3358557
Mike Brown is old school enough to cost himself wins just to ruin chad's career for his behavior. For the record: He's why the Bengals suck.
sorryaboutdresden said:Anquan Boldin demands a trade according to NFL Network
We received the news from the Seahawks front office today that I have been released. While it really isnt a surprise, this news marks a major transition in my life. I started my NFL career in Seattle and hoped I could remain with the team through the rest of my days as a player. That said, things change.
I will be playing for another NFL team this fall, and doing everything I can to contribute. I am healthy, energized and looking forward to beginning the next chapter of my NFL career.
I want to thank the Seahawks and Coach Holmgren for all they have done for me and my family over the years. I have nothing but respect and affection for the Seahawks staff, my teammates and the organization. I wish them the best.
I especially want to thank the Seahawks fans. You made me feel proud every time I stepped on the field as a Seahawk. I look forward to hopefully returning to Qwest Field one day to play against the Seahawks, and the daunting task of facing the 12th Man Seahawks fans are among the best.
Finally, Valerie and I want everyone to know that Seattle is home for us, and it will remain so no matter where I play next. We have made far too many wonderful friends to say goodbye. My family will remain in the Seattle area, and when my days in the NFL do eventually come to an end, I plan to retire here. Our hearts are woven into the fabric of this community, we are blessed to be part of it, and we enjoy contributing to it in every way we can.
Thank you, Seattle. You have become a part of me and you will forever remain in my heart.
AndersTheSwede said:Even after expecting it for so long, I'm still a little stunned.
He's one of, if not the, greatest Seahawk ever, and helped change the franchise from perennial doormat to consistent challenger.
At the press conference following the loss to GB this year he said his biggest disappointment was not winning a championship for Holmgren like Favre did. For all the faults we laid at his feet the last two years, he was a class act.
Happy trails Alexander.
Edit: Here is Alexanders statement:
vas_a_morir said:Most of us don't know what it's like to get our asses kicked every week by violent, monstrous football players, either. I think it's a fair trade.
Wait a second, this is GAF, I'm actually pretty sure I just described high school for most GAFFERS.
Either way, my point is: They earn it.
Spectral Glider said:Go tell a group of machinists or construction workers that find themselves suddenly out of work that they don't earn it because they don't tote a ball around a field.
Yeah, players earn it, and get paid very well in return. But to take a player getting cut and saying that nobody knows what it's like to have it all quickly taken away is wrong. Perhaps you should be arguing about the potential physical abuse that can cause some players future problems. Problems that may result in difficulty taking care of loved ones, or worse, themselves and dealing with a league that currently does not take care of them in retirement years. But being cut by a team is not the same issue.
sorryaboutdresden said:Anquan Boldin demands a trade according to NFL Network