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Who's being funny? Seriously LA look under your couch. But hey I hear there is another person missing in the LA area, maybe they hooked up.

I say we pull a Vikings, and just let teams keep passing us by. Then we'll grab someone who will suck, but at least cheapo Ralph will only have to pony up the money from the lower slotting. I am sure it will be a fat tub of goo guy who can't move on the Oline, or a high motor white DE.

How's about you? Look under the couch.

Oh I don't know, I hear there is a state down south that might have the likes of you living there. That alone would wipe out the national debt.

I have watched a little of Brick this year, and I am impressed. However, and I know it isn't a glaring need, but if we somehow still have Hawk available to pick, I would forgo OL, DT, CB, and get him. He, IMHO, is the only for sure cannot miss draftee this year. The rest are good, solid, and the draft is deep, but Hawk, is far and away the best player available.

Fred (Nashua, NH): Mel, the reports from the senior bowl are Mathias Kiwanuka is struggling. How bad has his stock been hit? Mel Kiper: (1:22 PM ET ) I've been saying that all week. He was going up against D'Brickashaw and he got the best of Kiwanuka and neutralized him. Kiwanuka needs some technique work and needs to work on his counter moves. But he has great potential. He's not NFL ready right now. I do think he is a potential first round pick though. http://proxy.espn.go.com/chat/chatESPN?event_id=10522

Can you access ESPN insider? If so here you go: http://insider.espn.go.com/nfldraft/draft/...?draftyear=2006

I guess you don't have to take a test for in focus pictures to become one then.

It wasn't a car. It was a couple of ATV's. They took them from Taylors house and he decided that walking down the street with weapons and threatoning the folks was more efficient then calling the cops. Yeah stupid.

Basically Ralph is a cheap bastard is what it says: Unless he changes his mind about an offer from the Buffalo Bills, or the Houston Texans change their mind about him, it appears former Green Bay defensive coordinator Jim Bates might actually sit out the 2006 season and collect the $900,000 the Packers owe him on his existing contract. Bates has been offered the Bills' coordinator post by new head coach Dick Jauron, but the salaries proposed by Buffalo are said to be below the $1.85 million the Packers owe him total for the 2006 and 2007 seasons.

I figured this would be better then sitting around bitching about losman and his girly throwing technique, or way Marv screwed the pooch when they signed Jauron.

Again over 80. My wish is that we get Hawk. We'll see though. AJ Hawk OLB 6'1" 243 OHIO STATE 98 D Expert's Take Demeco Ryans OLB 6'1" 236 ALABAMA 96 B Expert's Take Chad Greenway OLB 6'2" 243 IOWA 95 Expert's Take AJ Nicholson OLB 6'0" 241 FLORIDA STATE 94 Expert's Take Paul Posluszny OLB 6'1" 231 PENN ST-BEHREND 93 Expert's Take Bobby Carpenter OLB 6'2" 254 OHIO STATE 90 I Expert's Take Thomas Howard OLB 6'2" 231 UTEP 89 B Expert's Take Roger McIntosh OLB 6'3" 231 MIAMI (FLA.) 86 DI Expert's Take

Michael Huff S 6'0" 198 TEXAS 93 B Expert's Take Darnell Bing S 6'1" 218 USC 92 Expert's Take LaRon Landry S 6'1" 193 LSU 90 Expert's Take Patrick Watkins S 6'4" 202 FLORIDA STATE 85 D Expert's Take Greg Blue S 6'2" 211 GEORGIA 81 Expert's Take

Over 80: Jimmy Williams CB 6'2" 205 VIRGINIA TECH 96 D Expert's Take Tye Hill CB 5'9" 179 CLEMSON 89 B Expert's Take Demario Minter CB 5'11" 198 GEORGIA 86 Expert's Take Kelly Jennings CB 6'0" 180 SAMFORD 83 B Expert's Take Anwar Phillips CB 6'0" 182 PENN ST-BEHREND 80 Expert's Take

Again, those over 80 Matt Leinart QB 6'4" 224 USC 98 B Expert's Take Vincent Young QB 6'4" 228 TEXAS 93 Expert's Take Drew Stanton QB 6'2" 223 MICHIGAN STATE 92 Expert's Take Brady Quinn QB 6'3" 220 NOTRE DAME 91 Expert's Take Omar Jacobs QB 6'3" 224 BOWLING GREEN 90 Expert's Take

That only holds true for DE. Tackles are a different rule.

These are the only guys rated over 80 at DT Haloti Ngata DT 6'4" 339 OREGON 95 Expert's Take Gabriel Watson DT 6'3" 333 MICHIGAN 92 Expert's Take Claude Wroten DT 6'1" 295 LSU 91 Expert's Take Rodrique Wright DT 6'4" 306 TEXAS 90 I Expert's Take Dusty Dvoracek DT 6'2" 303 OKLAHOMA 89 S Expert's Take Jesse Mahelona DT 6'1" 297 TENNESSEE 86 D Expert's Take Orien Harris DT 6'2" 299 MIAMI (FLA.) 82 Expert's Take

These are the only guys rated over 80 at tackle. D'Brickashaw Ferguson OT 6'5" 294 VIRGINIA 98 Joe Thomas OT 6'7" 307 WISCONSIN 93 Marcus McNeill OT 6'7" 332 AUBURN 89 Winston Justice OT 6'5" 302 USC 89 Eric Winston OT 6'7" 313 MIAMI (FLA.) 88 Ryan O'Callaghan OT 6'6" 363 CALIFORNIA 87 Jeremy Trueblood OT 6'8" 319 BOSTON COLLEGE 83

Eric Winston OT | (6'7", 313, 4.9) | MIAMI (FLA.) Scouts Grade: 88 Flags: (B: BULK/SIZE) Lacks size/bulk for position View by: Player | NCAA School | Position | NFL Team | Flag | NFL Draft History You are signed into Insider and have access to the exclusive draft content below. Strengths: Has a rare combination of size and athleticism. He has a long arms and a wide wingspan. His feet and lateral movement skills are outstanding. He has a quick set in pass pro and almost never gets beat around the corner with pure speed. Is balanced and shows very good body control. A natural knee-bender. Shows the ability to mirror and slide versus the most athletic DE's he's faced. He possesses adequate upper body strength. He has long arms and strong hands to maintain separation. Takes good angles as a run blocker. Has great speed and mobility for his position. Can get downfield quickly as a second-level blocker and shows the consistent ability to hit the moving target. He's a hard worker and a team leader. Weaknesses: Durability is a concern. He did not seem to fully bounce back from his 2004 knee injury. He lacks explosiveness as a blocker. Is not aggressive enough and must play with more of a mean streak. He lacks ideal lower body strength. Needs to improve his base in order to anchor better versus the bull rush. He lacks the leg drive to consistently create a new LOS as a run blocker. He's a little bit too much of a position and wall-off type as a run blocker. He still has some room to improve in his pass-pro technique, most notably with his hand-placement. Still relatively raw at the position; did not move from TE to LOT until 2003 season and he missed the 2004 season with an injury. Overall: Winston is a former tight end who moved to left tackle as a sophomore in 2003. He was in the process of becoming a dominant left tackle towards the end of that season, but suffered a season-ending left knee injury four games into the 2004 season. Winston returned to the starting lineup as a senior in 2005, starting all 11 regular season games at left tackle. Winston is a former tight end who shows impressive athletic ability for his size. He also is a mature player, who will work hard to maximize his physical tools at the next level. Had he not suffered the injury as a junior, Winston likely would have left school early and could have been a high first round pick in 2005. However, Winston was not the same dominating player in 2005 as he was prior to his 2004 season-ending knee injury. He still needs to improve his leg drive when blocking in the running game and he lacks ideal base when anchoring versus the bull rush. He must also become a nastier and more aggressive blocker in order to make it in the pros. Winston still has a chance to work his way back into the first round with a strong showing in post-season all star game and workouts. But as it stands right now, we grade Winston out as an early second-round prospect that may fit better at the right tackle position in the NFL.

Write-up I saw yesterday, said Winston is not doing well and has dropped to late 1st, early 2nd. I see if I can find the link and post it here. If true, we had better not drop a #8 pick on him.

Math isn't one of your skills is it. 2006-1756 = 250

They did a thing on the Garbage plate on Food network the other night. So does everyone get the cheeseburgers.

Everyone said Drew Bledsoe was a nice guy also, but he was run out of town on a rail for non-performance. Seems likes it's time to run Wyche and Mcnally out of town for the same reason.

A long time. I watched Fergy, JD Hill, etc... come into the league.

A year supply of geritol, viagra, and proxac.