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Apparently not that quietly, if this is all over the news in Philly...

I believe that you were sincere, but do you really believe that Willis is a "soft spot". You said he would not be worthy of an early fantasy pick, yet many of us believe him capable of 1,500 + rushing and 15 or so TD's. Sounds like a first rounder to me.

You are fired as a camp reporter. You apparently saw a different practice than the other observers.

Of course NONE of us would believe it was him if he did respond.

We just had one open in Atlanta and it was the same thing. One of my neighbors went there last weekend to buy a desk, this is about 2 months after the store has opened. They were in the store for about 2 hours just looking and all the crap and when they were done they went to buy the desk. They were told that it would take between 2-3 hours to get the desk out of the warehouse for them to take it with them. After already being there for almost 3 hours, my friend said never mind and left empty handed. All of this is to say the store may be too big for it's own good.

LOL

Oh damn, now that's going to be controversial.

You are allowed to name names here. However, many of us live outside of Buffalo so we do not automatically know which station you are referencing.

Oh man. I for one, find that quote quite disturbing. Here come the rumors...

We'll probably have to consider extending Willis this season as well or he will become a hold out next year. I'd love to lock him up long term if it could be done.

By the way Willis is on the front page as an "Up and Comer" He is a link to the article, 10 questions with Willis: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2005/foot...ahee/index.html

It seems that they are mentioning players with some questions around them, i.e. Losman is inexperienced and Spikes doesn't have Pat Willaims in front of him, etc... Apparently there are no questions surrounding Willis and his impending success. On another note, this picture of Dewayne Robertson and Drew Bledsoe has "caption this photo" written all over it. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedi.../content.6.html

Yeah, that and the fake time out, direct snap trick. I wonder what gadget plays we'll get from Mularkey this season.

Good stuff as usual, thanks. Nice to see the consistency in some of todays reports.

new to the boards Benjamin Franklin Posted on: May 3 2005, 05:17 PM Rookie Group: Members Posts: 152 Joined: 9-April 04 Member No.: 4,419 For the most part, THIS is a great thread. It's what this board is all about. Welcome to the board and many happy returns. Feel free to post any question you have on the main board- on any topic... relationships, medical advice, whatever- there is a lot of expertience on here who can help you out when you need it. Forum: The Stadium Wall Archive · Post Preview: #327363 · Replies: 74 · Views: 1,314 This is from a previous post by Benjamin Franklin. He has apparently decided to put his theory to the test. I hope his friend survives...

damn funny. I hope this is a joke or we might feel guilty later.

My bad, I missed that one.

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he did not mention a gun, maybe he could stab him or hang him. Next time you log in try webmd.com. I found some great advice there when my wife got stung by hornets.

My fear is one of those contracts that says he makes $1 more than the highest paid CB, or something like that. He definitely deserves a top 5 salary IMHO, I hope we are willing and able to pay it.

Sounds good. Monday October 24th, let's meet here at, let's say 10am. See you all then...

I certainly hope this is true but his expectations are definitely going to be high. When a guy says he is the best in the game he will expect to be the highest paid at his position. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that he gets an extension during the season.

You mean "he-who-must-not-be-named" Donohoe?

The only ones that I am hesitant on are Geisinger and Gates. I think Gates will be impressive in camp and will only wind up on the practice squad if Lee is even better. There is also a chance that Williams is the odd man out. Geisinger will be developed as a swing man playing guard, tackle or center and will therefore be kept on the active roster for depth.... or not.