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That was freaking great. Keep in mind I once saw Vinny Testivertie (sp?) duel Letterman on his show trying to hit a star on a Christmas tree....5 throws later Letterman hits it first. I believe the Jets went to the playoffs that year.

I JUST !@#$ING GOT A NEW JERSEY GOD DAMMIT! (I admit it's ugly though haha)

I agree with everyone no way. But at the same time we all know it's possible in a small hidden part of our crazy minds.

I think Texas Pete is better than Frank's.

Ok I'm interested to hear what hot sauces you guys are into. Both regular hot sauce, and wing sauce, and barbecue sauce. Whatever it may be. I love hot sauce and fancy myself a bit of a warrior when it comes to taking down the hottest of the hot. However this stuff I recently tried humbled me. And it was actually great tasting stuff! I mixed it in with some gumbo, it tasted great. I knew it was hot but I guzzled it down anyway. The heat built and built and right about the time I finished I realized I was in some real trouble. Never has my mouth been such a strange combination of numb and hell-fire. Basically my entire mouth/lower face was hurting...my entire tongue was tingling with pain. Eventually it passed, but I have to say this Mad Dog Ghost Pepper hot sauce is damn hot. And damn good. 9/10 IMO. A bit too hot so that's why I won't give it a 10 but it has a great taste to it something some hot sauces can't say.

Would our children not riddle our schools with bullets?

I've said it all along...it will be and should be the Chargers.

It's not bad, it fails to reflect the dynamic whereby you wait until a later round to take a guy you want simply b/c you anticipate nobody else will take him though...the scaling down (or up depending on the way you look at it) skews that but it's not bad the way you have it.

Thanks!

Anyone browse this site with an iphone? If so how do u bring up the chat box?

For anyone that says he needs the money I don't think he does. I'm pretty sure in the MMA piece espn did on him (which showed him to be a freak athlete even now) it was said that he is financially ok. And is just a competitor who thinks he can still compete with the best athletes in the world. And the conclusion of the piece was he might be right...

We should make him an LB. I think we all know he would be better than what we have now. I'm being serious too (more than half serious....like 60% serious).

No. That's not unusual in football nor is it appropriate for out team next year.

Aikmen and Deion went that year...and of course the great Don Beebe...haha...just saying...

Pretty much anything is worth it there if it's a really really good player. Obviously things like Kickers won't be...interior OL probably not either...but anything else yes. Personally if my team is so bad to pick top 5 I want to take something that has an easy transition...something that's more physical. QBs/Safeties are risky b/c you have a hard time figuring out how they will pick up on the NFL passing schemes...but there are risks w/ every position and player taken. So basically...I agree w/ this if it's the right safety but all in all I would try my best to take a DL or OT or something like that...given that if I'm drafting that high I could probably use one of those pretty bad and it would be easier to assess the transition (easIER not easy).

Yes we are twins in many ways and I think they end up staying put. I have no real reason to say that. I know that Al moving on will INCREASE the stability of that franchise both in terms of personnel employed and city of residence. I mean they have good tradition and sell out everything so...unless a buyer doesn't like the stadium it's hard to see why he would move the team...given the extreme relocation fees that go along w/ that.

It's just that if he were at DE he would be able to use his full array of skills on each and every play. There are certain responsibilities w/ being the NT in a 3/4...while all DLmen must occupy the OLmen and control the gaps (so the LBs can wreck havoc) the NT is particularly important and can't just being shooting gaps or penetrating like a made man. Seeing as KW can penetrate and control the line extremely well...he would be free to do either depending on the circumstances of a given play at DE more so than NT....at least that's what I think. Say you get a lesser man but a bigger man who can control the line but not shoot the backfield so much you can put him at NT and KW at DE and we get better...see? It doesn't matter where he plays or in what system though he's a beast. We simply need more beasts on the DL to help take some of the focus off of him. Dareus at end and KW in the middle means we are one man away (theoretically) from having an all star front...of course we don't have a single LB haha...

Nice!

Front 7 is our need for 1-infinity as of now. Specific positions w/ in that are interchangeable just get to a point we can hit our run fit. We need LBs the most though.

What did he do to Donahoe? Are you just referring to when he said we have no talent early this year?

In that picture he looks like he was just in a fire and his face almost melted off. He is "head turning" ugly now. Hopefully I live to be that ugly.

He's just a surly, impersonal guy. He seems to feel awkward talking about himself or being teh center of attention or going on and on about himself on certain plays and stuff...he likes playing QB. He doesn't like being an NFL QB. Simple enough I can relate to it. He's clearly decided that he is happy w/ the money he can make playing football...doesn't need endorsements...and could care less about burning calories being someone he's not. Good for him. Obviously he's a dick, but it's fine. He can be one. There's a lot of pressure to win in his line of work...if it's a toll on him to be pressured into playing the role of QB off the field then JUST DON'T! I totally relate to Cutler. He likely does have some slight social disorder...he's just not that social. He's not the only one. There's nothing wrong w/ him.

Reporter (after a game): What happened on that first interception, Jay? Cutler: I threw the ball. Reporter: Right, but what did you see developing there? Take us through it. Cutler (archly): It seemed like a good place to throw the ball. ...hilarious...I actually like Cutler based on that...

This guy is on a roll. I love it. Every coach should let their team just go out of control in the media it's more entertaining.

Simply put...a franchise guy is a guy who you KNOW can get it done. So much so that if he doesn't get it done, it was not to be. If he has a terrible game in the playoffs you say "we'll get them next year" as opposed to "IDK about this guy in the playoffs." In short, a guy that wins the job for life. A guy who once he comes into his own...will not be challenged in a city until he falls off b/c of extreme old age or retires. That's the way I think of it and it's impossible to put stats or common qualities to it b/c that is different w/ every city and every team.