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Uh...yeah. 3 of 4 years over 1,000 yards. And he even had David Carr as his QB for 2.5 of those years. Yeah, I'd say he's a top tier WR.

Never done pho before. May have to try it.

He did not throw for 5,000 yards. He threw for 4,900. At it was the first time he went over 4,000. The criteria is actually winning more than 1 playoff game. The criteria is actually making the playoffs when you are in the worst division in football. The criteria is winning some big games which they consistently fall short in. The criteria is not getting absolutely smoked by the Bills on Thanksgiving day at home. Especially when your team is absolutely LOADED on the offensive side of the ball. He's a mid-level QB that is only able to put up those stats because of his surrounding cast, not because of his true talent level. I'm taking 3 or 4 guys ahead of him in that secondary list.

He has also had the best offensive line in football, the best RB in football, one of the best WRs joined their team 2 seasons ago and has only made the playoffs twice in 4 years in a horrific division (especially last season) and is only 1-2 in the playoffs. I'm sorry, that's not good enough for me and if that is where Josh is heading I'm going to be disappointed.

Dak is so overrated. Surrounded by elite talent and still can't get it done. Couldn't even win by far the worst division in the league last year. Stat monster, but not a winner. At least Stafford has an excuse for losing.

Will be moving to Elma from Kenmore area late August / early September. Going from .1 acre to 3.8 acres! Looking for info on what's good around there. Restaurants, pizza places, place to grab a drink, etc. Also, dog friendly parks, boutique shops, and whatever else which may be noteworthy. Already very familiar with nearby village of lancaster, but don't really know anything about Elma. Thanks.

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Well, Desean Jackson has certainly made it easier to cut him with his recent comments.

I think it's going to be Red Tails personally.

I'm pretty sure that Christian Yelich's deal with the Brew Crew has some similar provision with deferred compensation. Not to this extent, but something along these lines. Difference is the Brewers did it right during Yelich's prime, the Mets got mostly a washed up version of Bobby Bo.

Only if it was required for work, but I don't see that happening any time soon either.

What is the point of posting on a board where everyone hates you? Just go away already. I have no idea why the admins allow you to troll around here on a daily basis. But i'm not going to suffer you any longer. Ignore list it is.

Crazy what they can do with DNA and genealogy. Tough time to be a murderer or rapist. I'm good with that.

I have a feeling Lamar is going to regress significantly next season. The Bills and the Titans provided the blue print to slowing down that offense. The NFL is a copycat league. Look for teams to utilize similar strategies to force him to pass to the outside and focus on rush containment.

3 of the top 12 threads on the board started by this clown. I know I've had enough of this crap. GO AWAY.

More of an appetizer: Frozen meatballs, jar of grape jelly, bottle bar-b-que sauce. Simple, easy and EVERYONE who eats it loves it and asks how I made it. Trust me.

OK then, thanks for the update.

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The best "new" band going. Live shows are simply phenomenal. If you don't know, you should. (Close enough on the last one)

Good thing they are one of the richest owners in both leagues. Put me in the category of absolutely zero concern.

"All obstructions to the execution of the laws, all combinations and associations, under whatever plausible character, with the real design to direct, control, counteract, or awe the regular deliberation and action of the constituted authorities, are destructive of this fundamental principle, and of fatal tendency. They serve to organize faction, to give it an artificial and extraordinary force; to put, in the place of the delegated will of the nation the will of a party, often a small but artful and enterprising minority of the community; and, according to the alternate triumphs of different parties, to make the public administration the mirror of the ill-concerted and incongruous projects of faction, rather than the organ of consistent and wholesome plans digested by common counsels and modified by mutual interests. However combinations or associations of the above description may now and then answer popular ends, they are likely, in the course of time and things, to become potent engines, by which cunning, ambitious, and unprincipled men will be enabled to subvert the power of the people and to usurp for themselves the reins of government, destroying afterwards the very engines which have lifted them to unjust dominion." George Washington. I truly feel sorry for people who base all their perceptions on political party allegiance. This "clown" has literally saved thousands of lives with his work. Stop being a puppet.

From my experience if it was ACL you would know it. You would have felt your knee go out of its socket when it happened (albeit briefly) and then the next day your knee would be extremely swollen and painful (not so much pain for me when it actually happened). My ACL injury didn't have any bruising. That bruising looks like a muscle issue to me and I've seen pulls/strains have that. When my hammy popped, it did not have the bruising though. Thanks for the advice, however, my whole leg is f'd. I never got my ACL repaired and I think it has directly resulted in the Hammy injury as well as some lower calf/achilles injury. Not getting the ACL fixed led to overcompensating for it, I believe. Can hardly even jog anymore because of the lower calf / achilles. Most of my exercise is restricted to the treadmill (walking), ellipticals, and bikes these days. And all of those are sooooo much more boring than sports.

Yes. And ugh. I pulled mine in like 2008. It was one of those where you could feel it "pop." It was the most painful injury I have ever suffered (short term), and that includes tearing my ACL. I could hardly bend it or walk for about a week, then slowly it came back. However, it is still to this day not right. I can still feel the spot where it happened in my leg. If I try to exert myself I have to be extremely careful not to do anything to it again. Often I can feel it getting tender and I have to stop an activity before I do something bad to it. Doesn't really affect light strain, but heavy strain is iffy. Lots of stretching before doing anything I know may be stressful on it. Quite frankly, it sucks and will continue to suck for the rest of my life. There is a reason you always see athletes re-injure their hammy's. Once you have a big one, the chances for re-injury is very high...and they are using the best doctors and PT people in the world. I would do a ton of stretching constantly. And then, when you think it doesn't hurt anymore do a ton of stretching for a few more weeks until you try getting back into things for real. It may feel healed, but that can change in an instant when you push it. Don't try to rush it, you will re-aggravate it. Hopefully yours wasn't as serious as mine my friend. I literally cannot sprint any longer without feeling something and stopping pretty quickly.

Funny...but looks fake as hell to me.