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That puts Walker at LT?

WTF with us taking no time on the clock!

Here we go, take two!

I hate the Patriots*. Green Bay gave up way too much there.

Pick is in!

Bills on the clock!

You really want to risk taking a UT player after all their busts? I don't.

Please trade back - do not take Orakpo at 11.

If Crabtree is still available I'd really like to see us trade back...

WTF, Browns got hosed on that trade.... no 1st for 2010?!?

JETS ON CLOCK!

I'm surprised the Bucs aren't trying to trade Mike Williams.

Do they though? I've never personally known any Bears fans outside of Chicago. The usual suspects are Green Bay, Oakland, Pats*, Cowboys, Giants, Redskins, and Dolphins.

I always go on Saturday instead. With the 10AM starts out west, there isn't much of a choice.

Believe it or not, his son works several doors down the hall from me. I've never talked to the guy but he is in the office today...

Not much new info that we don't already know, but it's catching on in the mainstream media: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4077093 The Philadelphia Eagles are close to working out a trade with the Buffalo Bills to acquire left tackle Jason Peters, multiple sources said Friday. Terms of the Eagles' proposal are not known, but Peters was asked to fly to Philadelphia today to meet with team officials. The Eagles have 12 picks, including two first-round selections, in next weekend's NFL draft; it is believed they might have to give up a first-round pick -- or more -- to acquire him.

I completely disagree with that. I think the TE is a far more important position than people give it credit for - particularly for a QB like Edwards. I'm sick and tired of rooting for a team without a serviceable TE. Trade Peters to Philly, and use the two first rounders on Pettigrew and an OL or DL.

Care to back up that opinion with any basis of fact? Do you really think they're going to send technicians out to tens of thousands of homes (likely more) to determine who can and who cannot receive signals?

Fixed. There is no practical way they can determine who can and who cannot receive DirecTV, unless they want to send people out to individual homes for site surveys. That to me says that they worded the press release in a poor way, and that anyone who wants it will be able to receive it online.

http://www.dbstalk.com/showthread.php?t=154865 Summary: - DirecTV signs exclusive agreement through 2014, paying the NFL $1,000,000,000/yr for the rights. - No later than 2012, people without a DirecTV subscription will be able to subscribe to Sunday Ticket online. - No later than 2012, the Red Zone Channel will be made available to all cable and telco companies.

Add another vote for Arby's. I don't know what chemical they add to their roast beef, but it just makes you want to eat more. FWIW, In-and-out is a California thing... none up here in the PNW.

Hmm... I guess I'm the only one that likes NBC's primetime programming. This is what I usually watch every weeknight: M: Big Bang Theory (CBS) T: L&O: SVU (NBC) W: L&O (NBC) Th: The Office (NBC), 30 Rock (NBC), Hell's Kitchen/Kitchen Nightmares (Fox) F: Monk/Psych (USA, which is owned by NBC) I don't agree with their political takes on news, but I kinda like what they have to offer from a programming perspective. I don't watch ABC at all anymore...

So was I. I got my CS undergrad from RPI and my masters from Cornell. Having seen the personalities of students from both schools firsthand, I'm far prouder to call myself an Engineer than a Cornellian.

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They will not put the Pats game in Toronto - it will sell out in Buffalo. They chose Miami because they didn't sell out the last time they played in Buffalo (or had trouble selling out, don't remember). They're probably going to pick something they think will be difficult to sell.