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From Wiki-- Despite suffering a serious knee injury in his senior year at Alabama, Namath was drafted by both the National Football League and the upstart American Football League. The two competing leagues held their respective drafts on the same day -- November 28, 1964. The NFL's St. Louis Cardinals selected Namath 12th overall in their draft, while the Jets selected him with the AFL's first overall pick. He elected to sign with the Jets, who were under the direction of Hall of Fame owner Sonny Werblin, for a salary of more than $400,000 (a pro football record at the time) and never put on a Cardinals uniform.

New England's Pro Bowl linebacker Mike Vrabel is in Kansas City undergoing a physical so that he can then be traded to the Chiefs. General Manager Scott Pioli is reaching out to bring in a player familiar with his system, and New England is a willing trade partner. Per Adam Schefter blog.

Ravens continue to lose players, DE Marques Douglas is cut. Doesn't look like anything special though... Edit: maybe clearing cap room for their latest signing, cornerback Domonique Foxworth. A four-year, $28 million deal that includes $16.5 million guaranteed.

Creative accounting, they've been doing it for years with no results...

Had the ball down 2 with less than a minute to play and the ref calls an f'n moving pick foul on a pick and roll. It would have been an iffy call at best in the first half, but to make that call at that stage of the game was ridiculous! Akron hits 2 free throws, game over...

Wow, Jets are expected to pay around 8 million a year for Scott. What kind of contract does Lewis get?

Lalime between the pipes for tonights game...

Pretty much what BuffaloBud said, it's match play, so it goes by number of holes won. If it were stroke play it would go by the score on that hole and become 10 pages of one liners on this board. so if you're going to the 17th up 2 holes and win that hole, as Sage said, you would be up 3 holes with 1 left or 3&1....

Although I am a Catholic, I do not attend mass regularly. So I feel I would be a hypocrite if I gave up something for Lent. "Lord, I never attend mass, but I never eat meat on Friday's during Lent, is that good enough?"

Obviously you're not married...

nasty, whole new meaning to "son downer"....

Yes, but Fat Tuesday...

A pre-game pint or 2 of Train Wreck German Amber at Pearl Street Grill and Brewery...

Yeah, but Jack was genuinely surprised when he found out Bill and Cloe were running a covert operation, as well as surprised the Tony was alive. So, I would doubt that scenario...

I mentioned that in an earlier post and got something like a "not wanting to cause panic" response. I don't understand it as well, but FYI....the spoiler tags make absolutely no sense for what you posted?? How can something you think might happen be a spoiler? It's just a guess at best, one that I would find hard to believe, but I on this show you never know. Ok, getting off my spoiler tag abuse high horse. I really can't believe Dubaku was just dating some random girl for no other reason. I thought she would have been some official's daughter or something. And as it turns out, she's the one that gets him caught. A ruthless terrorist in the US gets caught because he can't keep it in his pants, that's pretty bad writing IMO. Another thing that stuck out from last night episode was the download of the Dubaku file. Wouldn't they download it onto a stand alone PC? As it turns out Cloe was smart enough to cover her ass, but why take the risk? Especially when you know the FBI is compromised.

I agree, they do need to show more fight. But I think the situation was just odd. Gomez clearly ran Miller, whether it was intentional or not (IMO he wanted to give him a tap, but lost his edge), and yet there was no whistle or penalty. The bottom line is he hit Miller, not all high sticks are intentional, yet they are penalties. I think had the whistle blown right away and a penalty called, there would have been Sabres in his face. The Sabres were down one man when it happened, so to go after Gomez when no penalty was called, would have gave NY a 5-3 advantage. I do believe they need to acquire a physical defenseman in a trade to establish a more phical presents. And maybe now with Miller out, they will be forced to do that.

Plus everyone would pretty much forget about Lynch's off field activities. Deflect attention, brilliant....

Seeing that you have discredited Modrak's talent evaluating skills throughout this whole thread, what exactly are you trying to say?

Exactly! Leinart was rated higher than Cutler and would have been the Bills pick had they gone QB. I still remember when the Raiders past on him, it was definitely interesting when the Bills picked next to say the least. But Cutler wasn't even in the conversation at that time, it was Leinart or pick another position. In hindsight it would have been a great move, but all hindsight moves are great...

Which is the whole point of this thread, 8 Million per season for 2 relatively unknown players. The money is just out of hand. But in this league, if you want to keep your young talent, you have to overpay at times. Just the nature of the beast...

try the veal...

Not at all, and I am very familiar with him as well. But ask the average fan to name the top CB's in the league and I wouldn't think his name would come up often. He had one great play on the game's biggest stage, other than that he's been a solid, but quiet, corner...

Robin Givins was more apt to play that position because out of all the money that Tyson made, she got half back...

I agee, just saying the guy pretty much is an unknown in the league (at least amongst fans)...

Which was his only interception of the season, other than that you would have never heard of him.