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Im into cryonics.

Named Kevin Thompson on our roster...6-5 236 from Penn State. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/teams/buf/roster

I hear Larry David just signed on for spider man 3. Not sure how big a part he has. I watch Curb every night. Jeffs wife is a psycho.

PFTALK PIC OF THE DAY . Is that Mularky in that picture ? http://www.profootballtalk.com/rumormill.htm

It would of been worth the gamble. Defensive tackle Gerard Warren, the third overall choice in the 2001 draft, will be shipped to Denver for a fourth-round draft pick, according to ESPN.com. Both the Browns and Broncos have agreed on the trade, with the final hurdle being financial details regarding the final year of Warren's contract. The deal can't be officially announced until Wednesday. Views Warren will be reunited with defensive line coach Andre Patterson, who coached him in that same capacity with the Browns. One reason the Browns gave for wanting to unload Warren is that he isn't a good fit for the 3-4 defense. The Broncos are also planning to switch to the 3-4 this offseason.

I found one that said estimated. 4.35 Estimated 40 6'1" - 223 lbs http://2003.otcdraft.com/pos/rb/mcgahee.html

CAMPUS AGILITY TESTS 4.24 in the 40-yard dash … 3.69 in the 20-yard shuttle … 41-inch vertical jump … 10-foot-11 broad jump … 375-pound bench press.

Is it true that Willis ran a 4.24 in the 40. If so it must have been before the injury.

TOP 10 PROSPECTS 1. Ronnie Brown, RB, Auburn (6-foot, 233 pounds) He dominated the combine talk after running a 40-yard dash in the low 4.4-second range. Some scouts clocked him in the 4.3s. For a player his size, that was stunning. He also went through drills and looked sharp. One of the most impressive aspects was that Brown decided to run at all. Teams think he loves competition, and they like his friendly rivalry with fellow Auburn backfield mate Carnell Williams. With his speed and ability to catch the ball, Brown is a complete back who appears to have a little more zip than Texas' Cedric Benson. Now I want to know if this is true....Willis McGahee CAMPUS AGILITY TESTS 4.24 in the 40-yard dash … 3.69 in the 20-yard shuttle … 41-inch vertical jump … 10-foot-11 broad jump … 375-pound bench press. http://www.nfl.com/draft/profiles/mcgahee_willis

I had a guy that was sending me three of JP Losmans best games. He has not returned my emails of late. But Im not giving up. I have another guy for a backup thats suppose to send me the Hawaii bowl....if either come through this board will be the first to know.

Your welcome.....Im still dieing for a first round pick. It makes watching the draft alot more exciting for me. I guess if we have to second rounders that will be ok. I don't know about anyone else , but I like that our GM is a gunslinger on draft day. I hope he does something crazy this year.

Here's a list of updated mocks...many are just one round. http://www.footballsfuture.com/2005/mock.html

That cant be....I get 2005. Are you sure ?

They are all two rounds except the last one which is 7 rounds. Here are the picks. Luis Castillo DT 6'3" 305 Northwestern http://www.insidetheeagles.com/2005mockdraft2ndRound.htm Mike Patterson DT, USC http://www.draftgurus.com/page1.html Atiyyah Ellison Defensive Tackle Missouri http://www.football.com/draft/2005/05mockdraft.shtml Khalif Barnes OT Washington http://www.football.com/draft/2005/mccollom_mock.shtml CJ Brooks OG Maryland http://www.hailredskins.com/Draft/AkhMock.htm Marcus Johnson, OG, Mississippi http://www.nflfans.com/draft/staticpages/i...050117183347585 OG Chris Kemoeatu, Utah http://www.nflfans.com/draft/staticpages/i...050209133851146 Bryant Mcfadden CB Florida State http://robscouting.com/2005%20NFL%20Draft/mockdraft.htm 7 round mock Bills 2nd round pick OC David Baas Michigan http://thehuddlereport.com/

No....Getting the most money you can is not on purpose. For pro athletes it comes natural.

Were they closed last week for February recess or snow.

3rd round vs 1st round .

Here...watch a live one...I think he's outside taking a leak. http://www.sandiegozoo.org/pandas/pandacam/

Surprise...Freddie Jones.

Sunday, February 27, 2005 Update: The Bills want someone with starting NFL experience that will come at a modest price ($1 million a year) to be the backup to new starter J.P. Losman, according to The Sports Xchange. Their first choice is retaining their own unrestricted free agent, Matthews, an 11-year veteran with 22 starts who hits the market on Wednesday. Recommendation: Matthews knows coach Mike Mularkey's offense and just as critical, he knows the brash Losman. Matthews will either accept Buffalo's offer to return and mentor Losman, or he'll retire for a second time. If Matthews does decide to retire, GM Tom Donahoe won't panic -- there are plenty of options out there -- though it seems as if Matthews will be Buffalo's most preferred option.

History says J.P. Losman wouldn't have to do much in his first season as Buffalo's starting quarterback to top the passing lines of many of his predecessors. Here's how they fared in their first season as the Bills' most-used starting QBs (rated from worst to best): Dan Darragh (1968) — 92 of 215 (.428) for 917 yards with 3 TD passes and 14 INTs. M.C. Reynolds (1961) — 83 of 181 (.459) for 1,004 yards with 2 TD passes and 13 INTs. Vince Ferragamo (1985) — 149 of 287 (.519) for 1,677 yards with 5 TD passes and 17 INTs. Warren Rabb (1962 ) — 67 of 177 (.378) for 1,196 yards with 10 TD passes and 14 INTs. John Green (1960) — 89 of 228 (.390) for 1,267 yards with 10 TD passes and 10 INTs. Dennis Shaw (1970) — 178 of 321 (.555) for 1,813 yards and 10 TD passes with 20 INTs. Jack Kemp (1963) — 194 of 384 (.505) for 2,914 yards and 13 TD passes and 20 interceptions. Todd Collins (1997) — 215 of 391 (.550) for 2,367 yards with 12 TD passes and 13 INTs. Joe Ferguson (1974) — 119 of 232 (.513) for 1,588 yards with 12 TD passes and 12 INTs. Rob Johnson (2000) — 175 of 307 (.572) for 2,125 yards with 12 TD passes and 7 INTs. Alex Van Pelt (2001) — 178 of 307 (.580) for 2,056 yards with 12 TD passes and 11 INTs. Doug Flutie (1998) — 202 of 354 (.571) for 2,711 yards with 20 TD passes and 11 INTs. Jim Kelly (1986) — 285 of 480 (.594) for 3,593 yards with 22 TD passes and 17 INTs. Drew Bledsoe (2002) — 375 of 610 (.615) for 4,359 yards with 24 TD passes and 15 INTs.

I think my wife could of knocked him out. The guy couldn't even walk. The karate guy that threw a backhand had no balance.

Same crap different day. She said she thinks there working on it and has no idea if and when they will get it. She said she thinks the NFL has a contract with the dish companys so TW might not be able to get it. I told her Comcast and Adelphia has NFL network. She said if they have it then TW should be getting it soon.

Thats it...I can't take it anymore Im calling Time Warner right now and see what they intend to do about that channel. Be back later.

I will bet $100.00 the Bills will win more than 3 games. I will lay the $100.00 to your $20.00. If I win I get 20...if you win you get 100.