soljc

Who do you like?

Huh? You must be kidding. Now this I agree with.

The 49ers are NOT drafting a QB, at least not with the #1 spot. They've made a committment to Rattay, who battled injuries all year, but will surely return as the starter. And, more importantly, the 49ers have so many other problems--among them who replaces franchise LB Peterson--they'll trade down and grab extra picks.

Dan speaks the truth. We're good, but surely not the best. McGee is a great special teams player, but is no stud at all at CB. Clements played better this year, but I'd rather have about 15 other CBs before him. At safety, we look good.

I hear ya' on some of the ridiculous features of these players, but a display is one feature I sure don't want to be without.

Absolutely true. Buck is an idiot.

Jets surprised everyone last week, including me, but now travel for another road game to Pitt. I'd think the Steelers would be able to move the ball fairly easily against a soft Jet defense, but the experts are only calling for 35.5 total points. Thoughts?

That is just plain silly.

FWIW, my 1GB Creative flash player currently has 4 complete cds on it and a bunch of remixed tracks that are 5-9 minutes long (85 total songs), and it's only half full.

Can't argue with the Chargers pick, but I just don't see Holmgren losing this one at home.

Fortunately for us, this country is a bit more civilized, and folks generally respect the rule of law, which includes the right to be free from unreasonable search and seizures (see, Article 4, US Constitution). So while you may think there are bigger concerns in the world than a bunch of kids getting strip searched--and I wouldn't argue that point--the issue whether we respect our own rule of law, not how silly it may seem compared against senseless killings in other parts of the world.

I would probably take Portis over Edge, but not by much. Willis does deem to have the best potential, although I'd need a full season of Willis against some better teams before I crown him the best.

LOL!

I agree, look at our schedule the last 5 games of the season and you'll see Williams certainly wasn't tested against anybody good. At least with Henry, we know what we've got, a hard runner and former Pro-Bowl RB.

Keep the jersey cause his number certainly won't be retired, and it'll only be a matter of a year or two before someone else wears #11, and then you can just put tape over Bledsoe's name on the back.

The Seahawks are so inconsistent, it wouldn't surprise me to see them lose, but I gotta figure Holmgren wins this one at home, right?

I can review it at 6:38: disappointing.

FWIW, my cousin has ME and tells me he reboots regularly.

LOL!!

A 4th for Drew? Now that's funny.

LOL!!!

I've also got an older 30GB Creative Jukebox, which I now use as basically a hard drive in my home, but unless you're a DJ, who needs to be able to tote around and access 3,000+ songs on demand?? Plus, any jukebox is going to run on some proprietary rechargable battery that generally won't let you listen to the device for any period greater than 6-10 hours. For me, the 1GB of memory--which holds 32 hours of WMA files or 16 hours of mp3 files--is more than enough for a portable device.

I just bought the Creative MuVo N200 ($190 on Amazon)....it has 1GB of flash memory (no hard disks), is the size of a cigarette lighter, runs on 1 AAA battery, and best of all, there's no software needed. Just plug into a USB port and drag and drop files.

I agree, but we seem to have a history of overpaying people (see, Lindell, Posey, Bledsoe, etc.)

If I achieved the same level of mediocrity in my job as TD has achieved with the Bills in 3 years, I'd be looking for work.