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I have been a big fan of Vic Carucci's from his days at the News. I don't follow him as much though since he moved to nfl.com.
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Nice job Lori.
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I heard the ESPN crew last night say that Troy Edwards may be on the bubble for Jacksonville. If he is cut, would TD go after one of his former #1 picks who has never lived up to his draft status.
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Curtis showed some flashes of brilliance toward the end of last season...
he had 6-99 in the season finale, and then in their 2 playoff games, went 4-107 and 7-128-1. Is he in the same league as holt and bruce, no, but hes got some real potential. And with bruce slowing down, he'll have his opportunities. I think he's still about a year away, but it wouldnt surprise me to see him break out this year for something like 50-700-5
Thanks for the playoff game numbers. Considering a Martz team will always be pass happy, the future does look bright for Curtis.
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Curtis has 36 career receptions, Holt has 517 and Bruce has 777. He may have some potential to be a good player in the league, but he certainly hasn't shown enough for me to view him as good enough to be a starter in the NFL or a #1 WR. Only time will tell.
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Over the last five years, on average there are 7 teams that finish 5-11 or worse per year. So I'll pick seven teams for 2005 that'll finish 5-11 or worse. They are:
Miami
San Francisco
Cleveland
Chicago
San Diego (I got a feeling they are going to drop BIG TIME)
Dallas
New Orleans (this team has the potential to be the worst in the NFL...there is no leadership on that squad at all)
I'd go with 5 for sure...
Miami
Cleveland
San Francisco
Chicago
New York Giants
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Rams | Curtis Draws Praise from HC
Thu, 25 Aug 2005 11:00:51 -0700
Bill Coats, of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, reports St. Louis Rams head coach Mike Martz said WR Kevin Curtis was in the same class as teammates WRs Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt. "I think he's on a par with (them); I really do," Martz said. "I think those three are very comparable receivers. I think right now, he's at that level."
So your 3rd WR is on par with two established vets with numerous Pro Bowls under their belts?
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The only thing I'm not sold on is that it was mentioned on the sabres board that he is a UFA after this year. Let's see what the chances are of getting him signed to a 3 or 4 year deal are.
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I think this thread will be resurrected throughout the season.
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A better poll would be...Who is the bigger blowhard in the Andre' Davis thread?
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Will the two of you make the BET as to how many deep balls Brady will throw this year, print it so you have a hard copy and then both of you STFU!
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TD says Bledsoe is a GREAT "long ball" pocket passing QB and Brady isn't. Does that mean I should want Bledsoe as a QB instead of Brady?
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Two Towns Tell EchoStar: Call Us 'Dish' - Report
Thursday August 25, 12:24 PM EDT
DENVER -(Dow Jones)- At least two U.S. towns would be willing to change to their names to "Dish" to get free satellite TV service.
Only a day after EchoStar Communications Corp. (DISH) (DISH) said it would give a decade of free satellite service to any city or town that changes its name, a town in New York and one in Colorado have offered themselves up, according to a report in the Rocky Mountain News Thursday.
The upstate New York town of Virgil, population 2,287, and Brookvale, Colo., population 200, have contacted Echostar (DISH) as potential "Dish" candidates, the company told the Rocky.
Englewood, Colo.-based EchoStar (DISH) is accepting candidates until Nov. 1.
The company Tuesday said it will provide free programming for 10 years to all households in a U.S. community willing to change its name legally and permanently to Dish.
"As part of Dish Network's rebranding efforts and new advertising campaign trumpeting 'Better TV for All,' we invite a city or town to join us by rebranding itself Dish," EchoStar (DISH) President Michael Neuman said in a prepapred statement.
A town of 1,000 households, for example, would receive about $4 million worth of free programming, the company said.
In exchange, the town is required to put the Dish name on government buildings, post offices and schools and hospitals, if possible.
-By Heather Draper, Dow Jones Newswires; 303-293-9294; heather.draper@ dowjones.com
I'll change my name to "dish" if they want to give me free satellite programming for a decade.
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2352 words. What a poor effort.
I am waiting for the ultimate 5000 word FFS post. I know you have it in you. Are you saving it for your game 1 summary post? 
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I agree, there is obviously an age division on TSW! It kills me that supposed "football fans" will post time after time things like "Sure TO is a jerk, but come Sunday, he produces, he is the greatest WR in the game today", but then they will turn around and ignorantly write off someone like Maddens credentials, because they don't like his announcing style...welcome to the ADD era, I am glad someone has come up for a name for it...when I was growing up, it was usually just called being "stupid".
I agree 100%! It is clear that the "Hot Pockets" generation has no time to read up on Madden for even 5 minutes. He was a great coach who deserves to be in the hall. What he does in the broadcast booth is irrelevent.
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Just what was needed...another thread that is a continuation of the same argument.
What happened to the lunch thread?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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t-bone was just logged on at 12:18. I guess he didn't like the tribute he was receiving, so he deleted the thread.