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That's what happened to Drew Brees. 4 month rehab. http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2278077

I have a hard time comparing Ferguson with "The pancake man" in my mind. Pace was an absolutely dominant run blocker who specialized in flettening guys and knocking them off screen. I do not see that in D'Brickashaw's game. Might be a great pro but he just doesn't seem as overpowering.

I love this quote Tennesseeboy. lol

Here's one mock that has Dallas taking him at #18. http://www.draftshowcase.com/swmock06.htm

Funny, I was going to post the same guy. I think he will receive a lot of comparisons to Gallery because he is a 6'7" former tightend. He was pretty dominant in college and would be a steal in the second round. However, some scounts have him as a mid first rounder so it's hard to tell where he'll go. He may dominate the senior bowl an shoot up the charts.

I agree with this specific argument. I would love to have D'Brickashaw as our left tackle if he fell to us but I would rather not trade up for him. I think we are forgetting what an impact a huge, hole plugging DT can have on a Defense. We went from one of the best Defenses in the league to one of the worst in one season, primarily IMO because of the loss of Pat Williams. Ngata is not only valuable because of his ability to get into the opponents backfield. He has (at least in college) made it neccesary for his opponents to double and triple team him on every play. This factor alone will make the rest of our defense better. I believe that Ngata will be a difference maker in the NFL and if we can get him by trading down, I hope we do it.

I agree about the combine. For example, I believe LenDale White will become a top 10 pick after the combine. As far as our pick, I would much rather trade down and take someone like Ngata or Kiwanuka if he drops, and get an extra second rounder. (I'd love to get Eric Winston from Miami. I'm surprised he's dropped out of 1st round rankings) This is a very talented draft and it would be great to have another pick.

Thank goodness it's not Nick Saban of the Miami Dolphins, that would be bad news.

I love this show. It is a pure addrenalin (sp?) rush every week. The show sucks you right in from the beginning and never fails to surprise. I never liked Kiefer that much in movies but he is perfect for this show.

The only message being sent is that Ralph didn't want to pay the final 3 years of his contract so he made him so uncomfortable that he would quit. Doesn't look good but it also doesn't surprise me at all.

Wow, well said Mike. I liked Peerless Price's remarks to the Atlanta media better when he left town. "Fu*k you. I hate you all!" Or something similarily eloquent.

Is there any history there with Levy or Wilson? By the way BuffaloinAtlanta, nice name, sounds vaguely familiar.

He's outspoken, has a great track record as a head coach and would add the much needed youth factor to our management team.

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Sounds great, nice resume. What makes you say he's our guy, pure speculation or have you heard something?

Amen on April. I am worried that all of this turmoil will scare him off and that would be a shame. I believe that he is a big factor in our marked improvement on ST's the past couple of years. McGee is a special talent but it takes all 11 guys knowing their assignments and giving it all to get the kind of field position we enjoyed this year. Now we just need to get everything else working so that we can take advantage of this assett.

now that's scary.

Mort might quit? Seriously, I am guessing that Mularkey realized that he has no control and is basically on a short leash. He is either trying to angle for a better position/more power or he truly does want out.

Seems like a good kid. Well spoken.

I hope he doesn't do that goofy nfl hat in one hand, USC in the other, thing.

Reggie you say? Never heard of him. Is he any good?

Just saw on ESPN that he is staying for his senior year. I'm actually surprised. link : http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/foo...htm?POE=SPOISVA

I have heard that one of the reasons is because it is likely that the new CBA that will go into effect in 2007, is likely to have a rookie cap included. Does anyone know if this is true? Does anyone else agree that there seems to be more talented underclassmen coming out this year?

You're supposed to start with "hear me out" and then try to justify your reasoning... You gotta play the game right.

You mean we won't really hear "Schufflof to Buffalo" on draft day?