The Tomcat

I voted many times because of that post. Otherwise I probably wouldn't have voted. Give yourself a pat on the back...do you get a % of the royalties?

I'll take two to go....

Ivanka's one tough cookie. Franks gonna cry before its over.

I have to admit I was....

The answer to the positive result is simple realy....you crossed the streams...your not supposed to cross the streams!

It pained me to root for the JETS but I did this weekend. The final score doesn't reflect how close the game realy was. A good season for the JETS me thinks....

I had a deviated septum as well......from a headbutt I got in my late teens. At 35 I had it taken care of. Basically they take a hammer and punch and break the inside of your nose and fix it from there. Now I used to LIVE on decongestants for many many years...ALWAYS stuffed up. ALWAYS with a sinus headache. THEY ARE VITURALLY NON EXISTANT TO ME ANYMORE. IF you have a deviated septum GET IT FIXED!! I've had a 150% turnaround since. Don't wait...GET R DONE! You will not regret it. They put you under so the only thing I had an issue with was getting the IV....good luck but don't wait anylonger.

I like some of it...... I like to watch a few episodes of others just for kicks...Flava Flave KILLS ME when I watch that, especially when its the final episodes.....YEAAAHHH BOOOYYY!

"Heres a little story....'bout a Hockey team...."

You bring shame to yourself, family and friends.....

U R 'Da Man....congrats.... Now which is greater, Kirk or Picard?

I read about him yesterday...that IS the definition of a Hero I wonder if he has a cape.....

I'm not sure if I'm happy or not...I wasn't impressed with Saban anyways...but anything to mess with the Squished Fish's Karma.... in my best Mr. Burns voice......"Excellent!"

Ironically her name was "Winnie".....as in "Winnie the Pooh".....oh bother....

Here is your answer to the original topic. Whitner/Simpson

NO WAY THAT HAPPENS!!!!

Agreed....but coming in @ #8 I figured he must have been a monster. I'm still glad we got him though....

I was hoping to see some Roy Williams, Sean Taylor type of hits out of him as well this year. However looking at it, he was rookie starting next to a rookie. I think we'll see more next year from both of them. I'll give him a "B" to a "B+" and be happy for the fact he now has a full year under his belt and look for some progress next year. I don't think Milloy would have added much more then Whitner and Whitner has many more years coming. Having 114 tackles is pretty impressive in my book also. Far from a bust. Next year!

But I don't want to DRAFT one.....Maybe Leonard is the man however I was hoping for a FA.......Griffith maybe Don't know but that is one postion that I think will be addressed this off season.

I think drafting a Fullback is very difficult if you expect him to start right away. Picking up the blitz is huge and it takes a while for a rookie to get comfortable with doing that. I don't want to get JP killed by someone "learning" the position.

I found this.... Fullback Alan Ricard - Solid blocking fullback but injuries have been a factor with him in the past. Tried out for a few teams recently. Troy Fleming - He was a surprise release by Tennessee before the season started but still could start for a team. Jamar Martin - Above average blocker at his position. Jarrod Baxter - Decent blocker and can start if needed. Harold Morrow - Good special teams player and backup fullback.

I couldn't find the FA Fullback list....only RB's. But with Shelton hurt (concussion - not good for a FB) is there a guy coming out (FA) that can be a Sam-Smash Blocker as well as a nice receiving threat? Any suggestions?

A first round pick....interesting....I'd have to admit I'd think about a first. No way for a second. And if we franchise Nate (I know Marv said no) and get another first for that. Now we've got 3 1st rounders......I don't know what I'm typing...it was a LONG night last night.....

BONUS IN BILLS Bills kicker Rian Lindell failed to get the chance to boot a game-winning field goal against Tennessee, but he did score in another way. Rian Lindell has connected on at least 83 percent of his FGs in the past three seasons. Lindell and the Bills reached agreement on a five-year contract extension worth about $10 million dollars, with somewhere in the vicinity of $3.5 million of it guaranteed. Lindell has had a strong season for the Bills, kicking five field goals during the loss to the Titans. He has connected on 23 of 25 field goals this season, as well as all 32 extra points. Just as important, he has performed well in adverse weather conditions. Now the Bills have insured that Lindell will be attempting the same job in future seasons. NFL network link

Teddy? Chuck? Superman? House? So many choices....so little time....