The Tomcat

I don't get it? Are we supposed to be bringing in someone tomorrow???

Why was he let go??

insert the sound of a balloon flying through the air........ ooopppss.....Shaun Rogers....fixed....thanx.....

Sean Rodgers please.....sign one of the LB's (June or Keiaho).......get another OG in fa or trade. Draft DE 1st rnd.....TE or OL in Rnds 2 or 3...... Throw in a safety and lb somewhere (draft or fa) and were ready to go!!! Cha and Ching!

linky no worky

x2

Buffalo at home vs NE would be insane. Don't forget we get the first preseason game as well in Canton vs The Titans.

http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/2009/0...ilable-defense/ We need to get another LB to make up for Angelo Crowell. Good depth for DE and safety as well.

New England in Buffalo Monday Night!!! OH THE HUMANITY!!

I would love for them to make a move on Scheffler

I told TO HE'd better get HIS popcorn ready! Its going to be electric at the Ralph. Like the Monday Night games for Dallas and Cleveland. OH THE HUMANITY!!!! Bob Costas better do a follow up...its going to WHOLE......NOTHA'...........LEVEL!

WIVB will have have it...its color bars right now...6:37

97 rock

97 Rock

Me too

What is Denver looking to get for Sheffler???

Yes please.

HOW DARE YOU QUESTION TIM!!!!!!! You will be taken outside behind the woodshed.

I don't agree with everything he says but he's right more often than not. People have a hard time dealing with reality, which I believe, is what he brings. Sometime the truth hurts but it doesn't mean its not the truth.

I'm not sure but I think I've read this post before.

After the tbd mention its up to 15%!!!

Not sure if I wanted him anyways. One less wr though...with TJ going to Seattle we need Coles to make up his mind. Maybe Cinci will try to bring in Coles. We shall see.....

I IM'd him to let him know twobillsdrive is in the house and that we'd be keeping an ear out for him. Could be the unofficial show of tbd???

CLEARWATER, Florida (CNN) -- The Coast Guard has found an overturned boat with one person clinging to it in waters where authorities have been searching for four missing boaters, the Coast Guard said Monday. Corey Smith, left, and Marquis Cooper are two of the men missing in Florida, officials said. Corey Smith, left, and Marquis Cooper are two of the men missing in Florida, officials said. The missing boaters include two NFL players. The Coast Guard said it does not know whether the boat it found is the one it has been searching for, according to Coast Guard Petty Officer James Harless. The identity and condition of the person found with the boat was not known, Harless said. Oakland Raiders linebacker Marquis Cooper and NFL free agent Corey Smith, who played for the Detroit Lions for the past three seasons, have not returned from a fishing trip Saturday in water off Clearwater, family members and colleagues said Sunday. The search, which began early Sunday, now involves three Coast Guardcutters, three C-130 Hercules airplanes and three helicopters combing 16,000 square miles of open water in the Gulf of Mexico, about 50 miles west of Clearwater Pass, according to a Coast Guard statement. The search area Sunday was just 750 square miles. The Air Force Reserve's 920th Rescue Wing, based at Florida's Tyndall Air Force Base, sent a C-130 airplane and a HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter to join the effort Monday, the Air Force said. Don't Miss * WDIV: Lions DE among missing off Fla. coast * KTVU: Raiders LB, other boaters missing Rough seas and high winds that hampered the search Sunday continued Monday. The Coast Guard reported winds of 15 to 20 knots and waves up to 9 feet in the search area Monday. "It feels like my greatest fear coming true -- it doesn't feel real," Cooper's wife, Rebekah, told CNN affiliate WTSP in Tampa on Sunday afternoon. "I'm just waiting for a phone call." Video Watch relatives, friends express concern for missing boaters » Cooper said she became worried Saturday night when she didn't hear from her husband who, along with his friends, had left on the trip in the early morning hours. She called her husband's fishing buddy, Brian Miller, who contacted the Coast Guard with the coordinates of where the men planned to fish. "Usually I'm on the boat. It's a little difficult wondering if something would have been different if I had been there," Miller said. "Or who knows? They may be just sitting out there with a broken motor -- and that's what we're hoping for." He said it was clear something was wrong when Cooper didn't call Saturday night. "He should've been within range to use his cell phone, and he knows enough to shut it off when he goes out so the batteries are still there," he said. The four men -- Cooper, Smith and former University of South Florida football players Nick Schuyler and William Bleakley -- embarked in a 21-foot single-engine boat from the Seminole Boat Ramp about 6:30 a.m. Saturday, the Coast Guard said. "Yesterday the weather conditions were relatively good, but the weather picked up overnight," Coast Guard Capt. Tim Close told reporters Sunday afternoon. "It's a small vessel for the conditions that are out there right now." Rebekah Cooper said her husband was aware of Sunday's weather forecast and for that reason picked Saturday for the trip. "Fishing is his first love, it always has been," she said, adding, "I have a lot of faith in him out there." Cooper's father said he learned of the situation Sunday morning from Rebekah. His son "routinely stays out on the water 12-14 hours," Bruce Cooper, a sports anchor for CNN affiliate KPNX in Phoenix, Arizona, said in a written statement. Close said authorities had not received a distress signal from the boaters. He said Cooper owns the boat. Bruce Cooper called his son an "avid fisherman." "He goes deep-sea fishing any opportunity he gets," Cooper said in the statement. "Two years ago I went deep-sea fishing with him. I swore I would never do so again; I didn't like the fact that I couldn't see land. Needless to say I am very concerned. I am praying and hoping for the best." This particular boat, a center-console vessel manufactured by Everglades Boats, is billed as "unsinkable," Close added. The Detroit Lions released a statement acknowledging that Smith was among the missing men, adding, "Our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers, their families and all those involved in the search efforts." Smith and Cooper were teammates with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for part of the 2004 season, when Cooper was a rookie, according to the NFL's Web site. Smith, who entered the league with Tampa Bay in 2002, went on to play for the Washington Redskins before moving to the Lions for the 2006 season. Cooper has played for six teams in his five-season career. Bleakley lettered from 2004 to 2006 as a tight end for USF, and Schuyler was a walk-on defensive end in 2006, but he never played in a game, according to a spokesman for the university's athletics department. advertisement Schuyler's father, Stu, told reporters that the four men knew each other from working out at a gym, and that his son had accompanied Cooper and Smith on a fishing trip last week that lasted 15 hours. The Coast Guard asked anyone with information on the boaters to contact its St. Petersburg, Florida, office at 727-824-7506.

Would make a nice addition to our team. I wonder what their asking price is. 4th or 5th?