Captain_Quint

Im going with the BS noncall on Beckham in the Giants game on Duke Williams. The guy is a scumbag.

Then he turned him around and whipped him with sticks.

Yawn...can we turn this thread into the 'What did you do Today' thread? Caught 110 lbs of shrimp, vaccumed spiders from the crawlspace, Hardees for dinner.

'Employees of the Week' may work for what youre proposing.

What about a picture of Luke Russert signing the petition, while riding a bison??

I want to see him doing the InFredible Hulk in the Super Bowl!

Youre a disgrace.

Im pretty sure that was his reaction to the new Star Wars movie.

Anyone watch Tyler Metakevich play this year? I wonder how he'll transition to the NFL. Hes undersized, but a complete gamer. He called all of the plays and pretty much ran Temple's D for the past two years. As for PB, something needs to be done. He looked lost for most of the season.

Great idea. Lengthening the game by a few minutes (even 10 or 15 mins) is nothing compared to what a bad call can do to a team or game. With the technology that is available now, this type of move is a no-brainer, IMO.

If he has a strong 4th qtr, with a few more defended passes or a pick or two, I could definately see DROY and maybe ROY. The guy has been above solid for the entire year.

I like how Sully pretends that if McCoy had alerted the press that he wouldnt speak, they would have left him alone and done something more productive. Bull. Those same leaches would have been standing right there yelling questions and comments at him, Sully included.

It funny. Woods steps up when he needs to. However, he doesnt step up when he should otherwise.

Alright, it wasn't McCoy and Felton, but Kiko's overpursuit helped us there on the Dizzy Gillespie TD run.

Not a very PC comment, bro.

Nobody lives there anymore. They all moved away and Peyton Manning bought the state to manufacture Papa Johns pizza.

I would say elite is Brady and Rodgers. Manning from a few years ago. Everyone else is good or very good, and may play at elite levels from time to time, but the benefit more from having a strong team around them.

There was a window of time where this was true. The problem now is the contract. Once you find a QB and pay him 20mil a year, he either has to perform like Brady or Manning (rare talent to make their RBs and WRs better) or you cant afford to pay the playmakers around them.

Great article. I love the part about using him for a decoy and later in the game, actually throwing the swing pass to him. We saw that on the TE screen to Clay a couple weeks ago. Shady lined up in the backfield, motioned out to the slot, and they fake the swing pass to him and hit Clay on the other side of the field for a nicely set up screen. 4th qtr, same play but a swing pass to Shady with Clay as the decoy. Something that we've all been screaming at the carousel of OCs to do for years with backs like Spiller and Fred. Glad to see it happening with Shady.

I dont want to see him hurt the guy, I just feel like Kiko against the run can be exploited. We saw it first hand in the second half of his rookie year, and the trend continues with his overpursuit or lack of vision. At the same time, I dont want to see a bunch of screens and short passes because hes really good at defending those. Nothing malicious here, I just wouldnt mind some vindication for the McCoy/Kiko trade to the tune of a few big runs.

I want to see Felton put a hat on Kiko this Sunday and McCoy go for 50.

I guess it depends on how bad of a break and all of that, but I wouldnt think that he would be effective doing things like grabbing people and pushing. Mario was ineffective for a good 1/2 season when he had a hand/wrist injury. I remember him saying how even a small injury in the hand can really affect your game on the dline.