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I'll take that one: If the defense is better, Fitz would have more chances to throw the game away with INTs at the worst possible times with horribly underthrown noodle arm "deep" balls, Fred would have more turns because CJ would be even more tired, and we'd have more opportunity to punt from the 35 yard line. The DC wasn't the only problem.

...and a creationist. http://www.icr.org/article/3107/

"ESPN informed its staff about the layoffs on its internal website, and encouraged employees to contact their supervisor with any questions." Classy. I wonder if they get this internal website for free, or if $5.15 per month was deducted from their now defunct paychecks for the right to read about the loss of their jobs. How gutless.

dextroamphetamine/amphetamine - One that happens to have a street value and is considered a drug of abuse, much like narcotic medications such as oxycodone or vicodin.

I think the point of the OP is, if a team is good at identifying and cultivating talent, free agency "punishes" those teams by making it harder to keep those players. However, the league already awards compensatory picks at the end of various rounds, so...

Hopefully minus the fumbling problems (for a big guy, Culpepper had small hands)... Actually, Culpepper wasn't much without Moss, so I hope Manuel turns out to be a great deal more.

I am no scout, but I know statistics... Sex Panther, sixty percent of the time it works every time!!

Bet I can guess which part... oops, there's the sexually insecure homophobic poop humor again.

That's right, it's my stadium, BITCHES!! Baddest man in the whole damn town.

I'm not sure what demographic they're trying to keep from turning the channel by having hot country singers introduce football... maybe NASCAR fans, but you'd think in that case a singing sheep might work better... David Coverdale?

I was unaware that there was a middle ground.

Yes, I agree, we're acting less like sexually insecure homophobes and more like kids who like poop.

What an estrogen festival. You'd think he just got asked to the prom by the captain of the football team.

Your rite, their was alot of ... I can't do this anymore, it's too hard... Are you seriously suggesting that there is profound information hidden somewhere in this thread? Information that was somehow obscured by the grammar police?

Were people expecting the eloquence of Churchill from a man with the last name EEEE-AAAWWW? I wonder if the reporter got kicked in the chest for his trouble.

You would be correct, my sage friend.

I was thinking the same thing. I've worked with people both from Colombia and Cuba who were not native English speakers. It took some time to anticipate the prosody of their English before I could understand them without difficulty. That being said, I would be lost conversing with them on a cell phone, especially if that phone was then being broadcast over a radio. For those saying he sounded drunk or high, IMO the only reason you're saying that is because his mistakes are public knowledge. Stop over analyzing everything. An alternative and just as unfounded explanation could be that if he's even a little self conscious about his speech, knowing that his phone conversation was being broadcast over the radio could have led to him to speak awkwardly with the same effect. Not everyone is as eloquent as y'all under duress.

Strong words. Irregardless, his actions speak more louder then his words do anyhow. Yesterday he was mowing his lawn while we we're discussing his resigning with the Skin's, and he was seen too slowly shake his head won time while wiping his brow with his arm. Total regret.

I guess yule have to get over Andy's abs. They cut him. Mind control is dangerous. You should start wearing a tinfoil hat so that RG3 can't put anymore thoughts in your head.

I echo the sentiments on EJ. I wanted to know if anyone else caught the possible "outing" of TBD's very own (and recently off the grid) NGU? Read the text on the picture of Bruce Smith that Manuel is standing next to and pay attention to the last line. Could it be?

You promised you'd give me the "movie footage" back if I didn't land a part in a major motion picture. DID YOU LIE TO ME!!!

Excited? He has the look of an internal monologue underway. "You know, I haven't had the chance to screw with Thurman in a while, now... I used to like messing with the Thurmanator... like the time I hid his helmet during the Superbowl... yeah... now that was funny..."

I think this is exactly the point that I was trying to make earlier. By taking Manuel over Nassib, regardless of what Marrone thinks Nassib's potential is, be it HOFer, franchise QB, reliable starter, stop-gap, backup, or training camp fodder, he thinks the difference between the two is significant enough to warrant choosing the unfamiliar over the known commodity. If the difference was minimal, Nassib's famiiarity with Marrone and his offense alone would be enough to warrant taking him over Manuel. Whatever difference the FO perceives between Manuel and Nassib, it's not subtle.

As opposed to the experienced football mind who coached him for the last several years who obviously felt differently? You don't think that if the the Bills thought he was the best QB available that they wouldn't have jumped at the chance to get him, especially given his ties to the staff? Regardless of the obvious personal bond that Marrone has with Nassib, the fact that the team Marrone now coaches didn't draft him should speak volumes. Regarding Gruden, has there been a QB that he's interacted with in his current media capacity that he hasn't raved about? He's wrong a ton. Just ask Blaine Gabbert.

In addition to the potential for wierdness in the air in the lockerroom, it would likely forever have been viewed as akin to a pity f###.