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my old roomate is at the game now.
 
When did Dan Dierdorf start this hunger strike?
 
Tony Romo won the QB skills competition, take that Darthphere. :o :cmad:
 
With a name like Romo, I would think he would have changed the second "o" in his name to I don't know...anything?
 
Hehe. Was doing some surfing and came across this mock draft from back in 2001. I wonder how different the league would be if this went down (those in bold actually went to the predicted teams)...

1. Chargers: Michael Vick, QB, Virginia Tech. There is no other choice.

2. Cardinals: Gerard Warren, DT, Florida. They could trade down.

3. Browns: LaDainian Tomlinson, RB, Texas Christian. This is Tim Couch insurance.

4. Bengals: Richard Seymour, DT, Georgia. Assuming Corey Dillon stays.

5. Falcons: David Terrell, WR, Michigan. Big plays are the order here."

6. Patriots: Leonard Davis, OT, Texas. A WR or DL also is possible.

7. Seahawks: Justin Smith, DE, Missouri. Defense, defense, defense.

8. Bears: Jamal Reynolds, DE, Florida State. Some help for Brian Urlacher.

9. 49ers: Dan Morgan, LB, Miami (Fla.). The defense is under construction.

10. Seahawks: Koren Robinson, WR, North Carolina State. More defense also is possible.

11. Panthers: Kenyatta Walker, OT, Florida. Another possibility: RB.

12. Chiefs: Michael Bennett, RB, Wisconsin. Finally, the Chiefs get a runner.

13. Jaguars: Andre Carter, DE, California. Jags also need OL help.

14. Bills: Marcus Stroud, DT, Georgia. Reinforcement for the defense.

15. Redskins: Santana Moss, WR, Miami (Fla.). Jeff George can throw to Mosses.

16. Steelers: Steve Hutchinson, G, Michigan. A new anchor for the OL.

17. Packers: Chris Chambers, WR, Wisconsin. Keeping the pick in-state.

18. Lions: Todd Heap, TE, Arizona State. He'd look good in the West Coast.

19. Jets: Chad Johnson, WR, Oregon State. Keyshawn's cousin takes his place.

20. Rams: Shaun Rogers, DT, Texas. They need a big body inside.

21. Bucs: Fred Smoot, CB, Mississippi State. They could go for an OT.

22. Colts: Damione Lewis, DT, Miami. Defensive help is the priority.

23. Saints: Nato Clements, CB, Ohio State. They also could go for a WR.

24. Broncos: Will Allen, CB, Syracuse. This defense needs help.

25. Eagles: Freddie Mitchell, WR, UCLA. WR is the crying need.

26. Dolphins: Drew Brees, QB, Purdue. Can he slip this far?

27. Vikings: Deuce McAllister, RB, Mississippi. Again: Can he slip this far?

28. Raiders: Casey Hampton, DT, Texas. Also need WR help.

29. Titans: Reggie Wayne, WR, Miami (Fla.). As usual, WR is a big need.

30. Giants: Jeff Backus, OT, Michigan. They like big men.

31. Ravens: Derrick Gibson, S, Florida State. The league's best defense gets better.
 
Brees dislocated his elbow? :csad:
Great. It'll be flag football next year. :up:
 
I remember when Robert Edwards, Rookie Running Back for the Patriots (1000+ yards rookie year) and Georgia Bulldog great got hurt in a flag football rookie pro bowl game.

Blew out his knee, out for 2 years and never got back to full health. Now plays in Canada.

He could of been great :(
 
Most mock drafts have Justin Blalock going 22 to Dallas.

personally if I were the ravens Id trade down anyway and gain more picks as , the offensive line aint getting any younger .
 
Hehe. Was doing some surfing and came across this mock draft from back in 2001. I wonder how different the league would be if this went down (those in bold actually went to the predicted teams)...


12. Chiefs: Michael Bennett, RB, Wisconsin. Finally, the Chiefs get a runner.

This is funny for two reasons:

1. Since this was written, running back has been a position that the Chiefs have been just fine in.

2. Bennett is a back-up for the Chiefs now.
 
You think a team was looking at replacing him quickly JUST because of one bad game? No. They knew that Jake was aging and that they would need a new team leader soon - that is they chose Cutler.

I'm not saying that one game is why they replaced him. The problem with Plummer was that they had to dumb down the offense for he wouldn't lose the game for The Broncos. He was always seen as the QB who was going to throw the bad pick that cost his team the game. He was constantly feeling pressure for the media becuase his stupid int's and mistakes from the past. They(broncos) realized that they couldn't go any further with Jake in the playoffs after they lost the Pittsburg in the AFC champioonship game in '06. Just becuase a QB is 32 yr old means you have to replace becuase he's aging. As long as he makes good decisons and has a good arm then he's age is irrelevant.


Trust me, The Panthers aren't drafting a QB in the second round.
 
Even if he wasn't as good as last year, it just seems unlikely that the Panthers are suddenly so desperate for a new QB that they'd go as far as to trade for the marquee passer of this year's draft. It's too much of a commitment to the new guy.
 
there is no ways the rams are drafting a Qb within the first 2 rounds, Bulger is one of the best qbs in the nfc, and much better than alot of ppl give him credit for.
 
there is no ways the rams are drafting a Qb within the first 2 rounds, Bulger is one of the best qbs in the nfc, and much better than alot of ppl give him credit for.

Now, I would argue, THAT is a stretch.
 
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