Captain Caveman

I've been an advocate of legalizing them for some time, but my rationale is slightly different. I fully admit that they're harmful to the health of users, but I also think that pro football players are already engaging in many behaviors that jeopardize their health (brain trauma, taking in massive amounts of calories, proteins and fats while training, etc....) To me it's only taking it one step further. I also think that if they were legalized they could be better regulated and athletes could take them under better medical supervision, hopefully minimizing the risks. I understand that this poses many legal and ethical questions around use in children (as well as many others) but I do believe it warrants serious debate. Also, regardless of my (or anyone else's) position on the steroid debate, Lance Armstrong is a POS who is finally getting what he deserves.

What you said is that Buddy's draft record would take a hit. Which is bull ****, since he couldn't have drafted Kuechly, and also because by all accounts Gilmore is looking very good for a 1st year starter at CB. Is this Crayonz? Because I just got a peanut M&M stuck in my nose laughing. Were you listening to the dude's story? He agrees that the Bills had pegged Shep as the starter. He's taking issue with you saynig that the Bills had pegged him as a "Franchise" MLB, because generally use of the term "Franchise" implicates top 5 or at least top 10 at the position. I don't think anyone in the Bills organization was counting on him to be that.

By him not having any QB pressures in 2 preseason games against backups / scrubs, he sent that message himself.

Right. Lindell can not be counted on for touch backs.

And cutting him today vs. at final cutdowns has no impact on his pay this year or salary cap figure.

It's mind boggling to me how many people seem puzzled at the coaches' gowing reviews of Merriman. A good coach doesn't care about providing correct information to fans (and other teams) through the media. A good coach uses the media as just another motivational tool. In doing so, it may often be to his benefit to include some information that's not true, or partially true.

He is not worth any pick. He hasn't been able to stay healthy for years, and he looked mediocre at best against Mineesota's backups last week.

I liked Terriers a bunch, I think that was also on the same network. It's worth noting that Terriers was not about a dog, or dogs.

Maybe they will, but it's still a bannable offense in the NFL.

Ordered a couple of shirts yesterday, thanks SDS.

testes, testes, 1, 2... 3

Yup, if they're not already on PUP I'm pretty sure you can't now put them there.

wow, that is a rant.

I was also going to go with Ditka.

I don't get it.

Welcome back Spags. When are me and you gonna go to AJ's?

He's our Costanza?

The bolded part makes me wish DC Tom was around to call you some names. As far as his resume, I look at it very differently. To my eye, it looks like he's taken some guys who were at projected to be at best career backups, and made them into average starting quarterbacks. (Not great, or even good quarterbacks, just average starters.)

That stegasaurus got messed up.

Man, his skull is still so goddamned big.

Did you just call him Rudy?

Is the 9$ a one time fee? I'll cover that.

Consider me brainless. I already will get to watch all the preseason games through NFL Network on DirecTV (although delayed) so it's not worth 20$ for me. If it were regular season, that would be another story.

Hammer Throw.

I'll have what he's smoking.