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a thin rich famous white girl in a sex tape.

you dont have to search for it. i think its on the first page.....

sounds like alot of teams are interested. fins arizona panthers (i dont know why..) bucs

that tape made her famous. got her a TV show. now everyone knows who she is.. (why they care is still a mystery to me...). if she had to do it over again, i bet there would be better lighting and it would be produced by a professional distributer.

i didnt know the french had a military. i guess they would be kinda like canadians in dresses....

o, cool but would you be willing to give up a second rounder for him?? i would give up a 3rd rounder.

we have all done some stupid sh-- in our lives. she just happens to be on the news.

is he a FA?

why would the redskins want to offload gardner??? 51 cetches, 650 yards, 5 TD and only 4 years in the NFL. had one 1000 yard season. but hes not the #1 guy anymore so his numbers have dropped. http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/235213 a 4th rounder is LOW in my opinion. sounds like they just want to get rid of him. maybe he is getting paid to much??

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thank you , i have my moments of frustration but i added a link to my old post. i think stover was a FA last year. 2004. not this year 2005. this topic will get alot of people confused...

a few days ago, I made a post listing all FA kickers and their 2004 stats. use the search option. http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showt...5630&hl=kickers

i didnt get any of that but here is my 2 cents.. trading first round picks for other draft picks is no big deal. (JP, E. Manning, Rivers....) but trading a 1st round pick for a veteran is rare, unless he player is a young pro-bowl player who looks like they can make a huge diffrence in your team. (P. Price) the draft is a gamble. so a 3rd rounder could be the next B. Sanders. so you have high hopes. with a veteran, you know what you are getting. most likly not B. Sanders. would you trade a second rounder for a garenteed 1300+ yard RB. or gamble and draft a RB in the second round who MIGHT get 900 yards or MIGHT get 2000 yards per season. with the salary cap, most teams will gample on a low cap hit draft pick, rather than sign a high cap hit garenteed starter.

cus he has nothing else to talk about. it makes him look more important, when he says he interviewed a pro-player. anyone else notice he pauses for a long time between sentences, then repeats the same thing over and over. he sums up his opinion in 1 sentence, then repeats over and over, pausing in between to fill the time. really annoying. i mean, repeating your opinion over and over again doesnt make you right, or convice anyone to switch sides. and repeating his opinion over and over again is also very annoying and forces me to change the channel.

good point, but i think his age drops him down the list. he might be the league leader, but will he do that again next year? or the year after?? but really i just forgot about him. i dont know why. but when you ask who is the best RB in the NFL, his name does not pop in my head...

L.T. Priest J. Lewis T. Barber F. Taylor A. Green E. James C. Portis in that order. he might get better rushing yards in a season, but he will not be better than any of those listed.

loosing the SB and loosing the NFC title game are 2 very diffrent things. the bills were good enouph to get to the SB. the eagles were not.

i ment sacks given up by each O-Line player. the website has been posted a few times on here, but i lost the address, and i tried searching for it, but i cant find it there eather. thanks for the link anyways...

its been asked SEVERAL times, but im an idiot and lost the address. so can someone post it for me.. thanks.

1 Walter Jones / LT / SEA 2 Orlando Pace / LT / STL 4 Corey Simon / DT / PHI http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/187398 14 Mike Wahle / G / GB 15 Marco Rivera / G / GB 16 Casey Wiegmann / C / KC 22 Jermane Mayberry / G / PHI i like these the best. no kickers though... i would want a LB to replace Posey, but his cap hit wouldnt save us any money by cutting him. simon is more of a pass rusher than a tackler. 5.5 sacks and 32 tackles in the 2004 season.

1 Walter Jones / LT / SEA 2 Orlando Pace / LT / STL 3 Charles Woodson / CB / OAK 4 Corey Simon / DT / PHI 5 Julian Peterson / SLB / SF 6 John Abraham / DE / NYJ 7 Edgerrin James / RB / IND 8 Shaun Alexander / RB / SEA 9 Darren Howard / DE / NO 10 Bubba Franks / TE / GB 11 Matt Hasselbeck / QB / SEA 12 Drew Brees / QB / SD 13 Pat Williams / DT / BUF 14 Mike Wahle / G / GB 15 Marco Rivera / G / GB 16 Casey Wiegmann / C / KC 17 Jon Ritchie / FB / PHI 18 Donovan Darius / SS / JAC 19 Plaxico Burress / WR / PIT 20 Kenoy Kennedy / SS / DEN 21 Chad Lewis / TE / PHI 22 Jermane Mayberry / G / PHI 23 Troy Brown / WR / NE 24 Dexter Jackson / FS / TB 25 Freddie Jones / TE / ARI 26 Tony Richardson / FB / KC 27 Hugh Douglas / DE / PHI 28 Kareem McKenzie / RT / NYJ 29 Rudi Johnson / RB / CIN 30 Ian Gold / WLB / TB brees is #12, after a probowl year, and possable "franchise" tagged. i found this list on a lions message board. so i dont know who made it. and H. Douglas got cut by the jaguars. he should not be on that list.

i can agree with almost all the resigning and cutting players. a few edits: i think we can get a 2nd rounder for henry. why would we draft a Kicker with our first pick?? why would we draft a QB with our second pick?? i say OG with first 2nd round pick. i also say take a CB with the second 2nd round pick. i say take a RB (sprools) with our 3rd round pick. FA OT. we can pay alot if hes a beast. FA Kicker. there are a few. if we cut bledsoe, sign harrington (who looks to be cut), or get a veteran guy as backup.

doesnt matter where he was drafted at. all that matters now is, how good is he? we still need an OG and CB. not to mention a quality LT. and DT might be a question depending on how Anderson or another backup can do as a starter.

http://www.kffl.com/hotw/nfl The Associated Press reports former Oakland Raiders C Barret Robbins was shot by police, who were investigating a burglary in progress at a South Beach office, according to authorities. Robbins sustained multiple gunshot wounds in the torso Saturday night, Jan. 15, after Miami Beach police found him inside an administrative office that houses a nightclub, a gym and a jewelry store. Robbins reportedly was confronted by an officer, which led to a violent struggle before Robbins was shot. Robbins was rushed to Jackson Memorial Hospital in critical condition late Saturday and has not been charged in the case. Robbins is best remembered for disappearing the night before the Super Bowl in 2003, blaming depression as the cause for his misbehavior. crazy stuff. sorry if already posted.

cut bledsoe, sign harrington, and start JP