JimBob2232

My point was to identify teams where he COULD start, not necesarily teams who are interested in him. With the exception of Tampa Bay (I forgot about the caddilac), I stand by my list.

I disagree that there is nowhere he can start. Philly (Obvious) Tennessee (Brown is injury prone, and TH is from TN) Arizona (JJ is a crapshoot at this point) Pittsburgh (Is the bus REALLY coming back?) Minnesota (Smith suspended for year. TH is better than Bennett) Cleveland (Lee Suggs? Give me a break) Jacksonville (Fred Taylor is done.) Carolina (what is the status of Steven Davis?) Tampa Bay (Pittman?) San Fran (Barlow is not fitting in....Gore is not likely to be a starter) Green Bay (Davenport is holding out, and green is in trouble with the law.) And he could start in oakland and Atlanta, but that is not likely to happen. Bottom line is that there are many teams where he would be the better man for the job. This is all barring injuries which will happen. I really think he will be starting SOMEWHERE next season...

We had one...his name was zell miller...

I'm sure Jerry and his 80 year old bones are DYING to come and play in -45 degree weather. I dont see it happening.

Travis?

If KFFL reports it...its as close to being done as can be... Cardinals | Shelton Released - from www.KFFL.com Wed, 18 May 2005 14:50:57 -0700 The Arizona Cardinals have announced the release of OT L.J. Shelton.

In case you are wondering...2 more seasons of 24....Looks like Jack is safe this season! http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/television_fox_dc

now THIS is a guy who deserves to be on the wall! Oh, and SDS, see if you cant get his picture to replace willis on TBD!

Signed late last season...for some reason...

Is CTU not afraid the missle might be headed at them? Seems like, if I were head of CTU, I might be considering this at least. You cant expect this is their last attack. Of course we know it because there is only 2 hours left, but What better way to create havoc is there than to destroy the people who are stoping the terrorists? Secondly, as far as realism goes, and I have said this before, but Ill say it again...its 24. They are the ones who built this show up to be a show where every detail matters. Miss one episode and you are lost. They seem to go out of their way (at times) to make the show "Realistic" then they pull some of this stuff that is so out of left field, you wonder why they even try to make it seem real. If its pure fiction, so be it, but then there is too much reality involved. Also, why in the world cant the president simply appoint presidnet palmer to VP? Seems like that would have solved that whole issue and freed up alot of airtime for other important things (like useless love afairs....another gripe I have...). Oh, and just for reiteration....A CRITICAL REACTOR IS A GOOD THING!

Well...its not working for me. Last year I bought the sunday ticket. However, I do not own a HDTV. I know people who will splurge to get the HDTV football package. I will go over to their house to watch the games in HDTV rather than purchase the standard football package myself. So...I dont know how to answer the poll. One more person signing up for HDTV football...One less Football subscriber overall..

Hmm...I cant imagine the cost of living there is all that high...

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=knig...night&type=lgns Legislative inaction could soon set Chiefs and Royals free By HOWARD RICHMAN, The Kansas City Star In case you missed it, the Chiefs and Royals got one step closer Friday to becoming free agents. Missouri lawmakers in Jefferson City gave a thumbs-down to a plan for utilizing additional tax revenues to maintain Arrowhead and Kauffman stadiums. The legislation called for taking revenue from the state's current tax on athletes and entertainers and using it to add as much as $10 million per year into needs for the two stadiums that each are more than 30 years old. The bottom line now: If Jackson County cannot sufficiently fund the required repairs to maintain state-of-the-art stadiums — as stipulated by the leases — the leases for the Chiefs and Royals would be voided, and both franchises would be free to move. How soon? It is feared the county could fall short of being able to maintain the stadiums within two years. Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt issued a statement to voice his disappointment with Friday's outcome. "The taxing of professional athletes who use the stadiums now exists in the state of Missouri, and we felt it was a reasonable source of funding for the maintenance and repairs of the stadium," Hunt said. "With these funds now unavailable to the Sports Complex, it raises the possibility of default on the part of Jackson County." Jackson County Sports Authority chairman Michael Smith said his organization will work with county executive Katheryn Shields and the county Legislature in the coming weeks in an attempt to identify options available to meet the repair and maintenance requirements at the Sports Complex. "Ultimately, the beneficiary of these efforts is metropolitan Kansas City and the economic impact attributable to having the Chiefs and Royals in this region. That seems to have been overlooked in all of this," Smith said.

How will closing New London affect comanies such as electric boat? Also suprised about Oceana... Instead we have thousands of people COMING to hamton roads. So much for traffic...

Me too. Except for patriots!

Looks like a good deal to me. If I was a GM this is about how I would structure it. You front load the contract, eating most of the cap hit early on. 2006 will hurt them, but ty law will be off the books, and if they can get through 06 without restructuring it, they have a good deal with their QB until 2010.

Well...is the 25M bonus included in the 60M figure? I hope not. I would love to see the pats in cap hell someday. Unfortunatly, this seems like a reasonable deal. I would like to see more specifics.

Hmm...it doesnt ask you the time you are born, but gives you (to the second) how long you have been born. WEAK!

Im sure mike ditka would have given up a 2nd for him. If only he was still coaching...Travis is at least as good as Whicky Williams. who he gave up his whole draft board for..

I signed up for it to get the draft info. It is free for 30 days or so...I am not overly impressed, but its okay. Basically you buy the magazine and get the insider free...I will probably cancel it though.

I dont know about us getting the "last laugh", but I do think TD feels that the bills are better served by having TH as a backup than having a 4th round pick. At the same time, it appears the bills are putting their foot down and not caving to these players. This is warning to all those who may hold out in the future. Philly is taking a similar approach with TO. Good for them.

http://football.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsi...negotiation.htm Here is the direct link. ABSOLUTELY HYSTERICAL "...we're out of here...right after I get a happy ending"

Anyone have that video of him and the postons negotiating his salary? That was hillarious

W Sep 11 Houston W Sep 18 @Tampa Bay L Sep 25 Atlanta L Oct 2 @New Orleans W Oct 9 Miami L Oct 16 N.Y. Jets W Oct 23 @Oakland L Oct 30 @New England Week 9 BYE W Nov 13 Kansas City W Nov 20 @San Diego L Nov 27 Carolina W Dec 4 @Miami W Dec 11 New England L Dec 17 Denver L Dec 24 @Cincinnati W Jan 1 @N.Y. Jets 9-7

I think your missing my point I am all for smaller, less intrusive government. As Reagan said, Government is not the solution, government is the problem. I believe he is correct. Privatization of social security reduces government control over your life and money, while at the same time requiring every person to save for their retirement. Its a balancing act. No government is bad. Too much government is bad. Somewhere in the middle is the right amount of government. Privatazation of social secuirty is the right way to go. Let me keep my own money.