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I grow chiles every year. Just average stuff I can get at Orchard Supply,jalapenos,habaneros,fresnos and pasillas. Where do you get the exotic stuff? I would love to grow some of that!

I'm sorry to hear this bro. Sounds like he had a good,long life and a loving family. You can take comfort in knowing he's in a better place now.

This is the most sensible statement in the entire thread.

Graham is gonna be a player. He had a great career at UM,and has great intangibles to go along with his playmaking ability. Looks like Belichick has got an eye on him. http://www.boston.com/sports/football/arti..._switch/?page=2

I loved Smiths game when he was at tOSU and think he would be a good addition if the price is a 5th. But nobody should look at him as "the answer" at QB. He should be brought in with a promise that he will be given an honest shot at the starting job and thrown into the mix of competition.

You're right!!!

I used to listen sometimes but he just kinda wears on you after a while. He used to make me laugh making fun of his callers,but you say he doesn't even take calls anymore? Wow,thats surprising cuz the joking with callers was about all that was any good to begin with. I hated how he would rag on a guy, then get him on for an interview and kiss his ass,and then go back to ragging on the guy afterward.

I think Gradkowski can be a solid NFL starter.He looked good at times last year. His problem has been staying healthy,he's been injury prone going back to his college days.

Man,if Larry is bangin that on the side (at 76) he's a BADASS!

We could use the help at reciever and he'd be a great pick-up in the later rounds. I like discussing the later round propects. The top guys get talked to death here,and very little attention is paid to later rd. values like Alexander. Guys like this can turn an OK draft into a great draft.

I hope we keep Lynch. I just don't think he will bring much in return compared to his value to this team,but if he is traded Brown would be worth a shot. Injuries would be a concern,but if the price is right,he may be a nice fit. If not,I would love to see Buffalo take Brandon Minor in the later rounds.

I'll name one on each side of the ball,and restrict it to sophs or younger. On D,watch for DE/OLB Craig Roh. He looked great getting after the QB last year as a true FR,and has gotten bigger and stronger in the off season. On O look for RB Vincent Smith.He's a short,shifty guy that looked real good at the end of last season. One other guy that may surprise is RS/FR safety Cam Gordon. He switched from WR to SS and has looked strong this spring at a position of need for the Wolverines. GO BLUE!!! EDIT: The QB position will be interesting to watch. Denard "Shoelace" Robinson has really closed the gap on Tate Forcier and will push to get more snaps this year.

You're talking about Carlos Brown. Yeah he looked good at times,but is more of a straight line runner and wasn't nearly as good at picking up the blitz. He graduated also. Minor is a complete back,with a powerful,slashing style that I think would transfer real well to the NFL. Minors biggest problem is that he's such a hard,physical runner that his body breaks. If he could stay healthy I think he could be an excellent NFL RB.

Pat White would be great in the right system,but nobody runs it in the NFL. I would love to see a team run the spread-option in the NFL.

http://www.sportingnews.com/college-footba...d-any-way-i-can I watched this kids career at UM,and when he was healthy,he dominated. He's a great runner and blocker and has a great work ethic/attitude to go with it. If he could've stayed healthy he would be a high rd. pick. Would be a great RB to take a flyer on in the later rounds.

Jeez,what killjoy. I bet you're a blast at a party.

and the problem with that is???????

I guess I'm going against the grain here but I think he's kinda funny. I don't think I'd pay to see him,but my kids watch him on youtube and he makes me laugh sometimes.

Great story on the TBD front page about JD Hill. He's from the same part of Stockton that I grew up in and about 12 years older. Early in his NFL career he would visit friends across from a park where alot of us would play pick-up games in the afternoon. We all knew who he was and we'd yell and wave and he'd come over and throw the ball around and talk to us. He was a real cool dude. It's great to see how he's turned his life around. He's always had a good heart.

No thats Kevin. Levi Brown is a company that makes little kids shoes.

same reason us guys like to smell cuchi

No,thats Kwame. Levi was that revolutionary dude who fought to end slavery in the 1800's.

No that's Byron. Levi is the oddball that's running for governor of California.

No that's Charlie. I thought Levi was the F-up brother that married Whitney Houston.