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Any trade would involve the other working a new extnaded contract. For the reason, and that is more than just the norm, everyone can stop thinking about TH having more value because of this low current salary. He isn't going to play next year without a raise. Mark my words on that.
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Did he ever say anything of interest? Something along the lines of "We seriously were considering ot letting Drew on the plane home Sunday night, but Tommy made us."
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Maybe we should give MM a mulligan here. He is a rookie. We chalk mistakes by rookie players up as "learning experiences." Moreover, the game was out of reach. He had nothing to lose by making any subs. He could have put his mother in as QB, and we'd still be in the same boat today. Maybe MM was trying to see what Losman could do totally cold, off the bench.
Nah, fire him and bring in Weiss ASAP.
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Oops, the post above was me.
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I know him personally. He was fired at 3:35 p.m. He was told someone posted the conversation on a message board. The FO reviewed the tape, and pulled the trigger. Nice.
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I agree with five out of six, but I doubt more than one of the six will take place. My prediction:
1. Would have happended by now if it was going to happen this week.
2. Won't happen, period. TD would leave and get hired by another team within days. Not that that is a bad thing, but it means Mr. Wilson won't able to make the suggested moves.
3. This is quite likely, and for good reason.
4. JP will be on the bench at 1 p.m. Sunday. I doubt he starts a single game this year. But I personally agree -- he should start against the Rams.
5. Smith should be gone, but he won't be. We have no where else to turn. Tucker is all right.
6. I think McGahee is the real thing. I agree that Travis has been done wrong, but bussiness is bussiness.
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J.P.
It is that simple.
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Those who doubt Pres. Bush's ability to be commander-in-chief should ask those serving under him:
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There are more than four to six weeks left in the season. He'll be back. He is young. Still sux for them though as they'll lose at least half of those games he misses.
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Dolphins waive center Ball
DAVIE, Fla. (AP) -- Center Jason Ball was waived by the Miami Dolphins after he failed his physical.
Ball was claimed last week by Miami, but is still hampered by an ankle injury suffered last season. He was released Oct. 26 by the San Diego Chargers following clashes with management.
Updated on Tuesday, Nov 2, 2004 3:47 pm EST
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-d...ov=ap&type=lgns
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V-O-T-E-D.
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I don't think the Bills will be going anywhere in 2008, but it is very likely that they will have no chance of being competitive in 2008. The salary cap system is due to be dumped in favor of a MLB system in 2007.
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He is done, and he even knows it. When a player comes out makes it clear that he no longer has confidence in own abilities, any coach worth the price of his whistle should pull the plug. It is over for Drew, who I, like many, many others, think is a very good guy.
Why is that these guys who mellow out, get married, have kids and stop stage diving turn into has-beens all of a sudden on the field? Drew needs to get drunk, go party and bust up a bunch of people's faces.
Remember when Jim Kelly was bar hopping in Buffalo and Niagra every night? He was throwing 80 mph water balloons at women! And he was the best damn QB on the planet. Then he married Jill and had Hunter. The Bills went straight down the tubes.
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Yeah, and if my sister has a penis, she'd be my brother.
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TD needs to go, and he can take MM with...
If Charlie Weis was the head coach, he wouldn't be the Pats' O-coordinator. That alone is reason enough to hire him.
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Fire Mularky!
OK, really, Drew has to get enough time to wind up and heave tha thing to make use of Evans. You're 100 percent right though, he is a player!
Now, just wait until it is Losman to Evas...six!
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Every player with a set should put the decal on Sunday! Stand up and sound off!
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FUG THE NFL!!! FUG EVERY LAST ONE OF 'EM! I am not a big Jake fan.
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Did anyone pick up the political comment by Madden and Micheals last night?
A pass from the Brady into the endzone was batted around. Madden said there "is a whole lot of flip-flopping going on here."
Micheals responds, "Well, we're in the right state for that."
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I completely agree. Coming in off the bench will not hurt Evans' ego, but it would be a big blow to Reed's. This is without a doubt the correct thing to do. MM did good.
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Willis may be the victim here of being goating into saying some stupid things to a reporter. It happens all the time to athletes, especially young ones.
On the other hand, if Willis really feels the way he is shown in that article, he'll be a distraction in the locker room, on the practice field and on the sidelines.
I vote to run his arse out of town.
Faulk sent home
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=fanb...nball&type=lgns
Read below -- I thought we were playing the Rams this week -- not the stinkin' Fish.
Rams: Faulk sent home
by Fanball Staff - Fanball.com
Thursday, November 18, 2004
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Rams' head coach Mike Martz sent Marshall Faulk home yesterday when the running back showed up at practice with the flu. "He's got the flu bug," Martz told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. "He was going to come and practice, and (I told him), ‘Go home, go to bed.' He's been down for a couple of days. He can in and got some medicine, got the game plan, and went back home." Faulk is listed as probable on the injury report for Sunday's game against the Dolphins.
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Faulk is said to be on the road to recovery, as he was actually feeling worse on Tuesday. He should be healthy before Sunday, but it's possible that rookie Steven Jackson will take more carries than usual, if Faulk is physically drained by the virus.