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Of course it will be - how do you think they're gonna make their money?

I might be the only person on this board who has never eaten at Mighty Taco.

I'm still not sold on McGee as a #1 myself. I like both McGee and Greer, they're solid players, but neither one is a true #1 CB imo, they both can get picked on at times and need to improve run support. If McKelvin can turn into that guy, McGee as a #2 and Greer as a #3 would constitute an excellent backfield. Kelsay is an average defensive end. He's a coaches best friend in the sense that he's a smart player and stays in position well, but he doesn't have a ton of strength. Personally, I think the acquisition of Marcus Stroud probably helps Kelsay the most this year. Before, Kelsay was the 2nd best pass rusher on the line and commanded some de facto attention, but now Stroud will obviously change that (and hopefully McCargo as well). Hopefully, the acquisition of Stroud will free up Kelsay to be one-on-one with some weaker linemen, allowing him to get a better pass-rush than he has been. If that happens, I can see Kelsay having 6 sacks or so this year - the best of his career.

I believe that Jason Peters has decided that he needs the month of August alone in order to progress spiritually as a human being. It was revealed to him by an angel that God wants him to focus on praying instead of football, and once he has done that, he will be in camp to work on an extension. Prove me wrong if you can.

Seems there are some reviews on the negative side from people doing so on completely political grounds without having read it either. I just find it a bit silly to judge her book based off of her ineffectiveness as speaker of the house.

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Getting to be speaker of the house is an accomplishment in itself...

Hoffman was great in that movie.

An amputated Peters with one leg and one arm is still better than Chambers.

I predict it won't be as interesting as the winter olympics.

lol

I think this might become even more prevalent next year with players attempting to hold out - tit gives the teams some extra leverage.

I got a Lynch jersey when faced with a similar decision aerlier this year, as he's proven that he's going to be a good NFL player, but still has a number of years left playing for the Bills. Poz also would be a good choice, provided he can stay healthy (at this point, still a big ?).

Like many of you, I too had noticed the trend to tell holdouts that teams won't negotiate until they get their ass to camp. It seemed to work with Devin Hester, and both the Bills and Rams are doing it with their respective top players. What I did not know, however, was whether there was some sort of gentleman's agreement between the owners in order to cut down on holdouts, or if there was some other factor. As it turns out, there is a possible reason why this is occurring. While reading one of my favorite sources of football information, I came across this explanation: In 2010, if there is no CBA, Peters would have 6 years of seniority and eligible for Free Agency (2004-2009). However, if the Bills let him sit out to the point it impacts his accrued seasons, he'll be stuck with the Bills. The same is occurring with Steven Jackson, who was drafted in 2004.

Lori brings up a good point - I didn't realize how much of a disparity there was between the NFL positions in getting to the HOF (really, only 6 safeties?). Something that might be helpful in determining whether Lynch should make it is comparing him statistically to Atwater. Steve Atwater: Years Pro: 11 Pro Bowls: 8 Super Bowl appearances: 3 Super Bowl rings: 2 Tackles: 1180 Interceptions: 24 Forced Fumbles/Fumble Recoveries: 14 Sacks: 5 John Lynch: Years Pro: 16 Pro Bowls: 9 Tackles: 1062 Interceptions: 26 Forced Fumbles/Fumble Recoveries: 25 Super Bowl Rings: 1 Sacks: 13 Seems like both players are very close to each other statistically. I'm not sure you could say that one should be in without the other, so if Atwater isn't in yet, I have a hard time seeing that Lynch should be in. As far as Reed goes, I think its clear he belongs in the hall if Irvin is in there - Reed was the better player imo. I find iti nteresting though that Andre's site says "Future Hall of Fame" in the titlebar - gotta think the HOF voters won't like that.

Anyone know what JP's playing weight was last year?

Best part is, I didn't even vote for that dolt once, let alone twice.

Thanks for posting it - good article.

Its possible, if those kids won't turn their hippity hop down.

who voted for him twice?

I'm flying through ORD on the way to Buffalo for the opener - got free tix through UA and was my only choice. Leaving on Friday... I'll make it by Sunday right?

Best comment ever fro that post: Here we go again. You are worried about the all mighty dollar. That's why this country is divided. Some are worried about their pocket book more than they are their fellow Americans, including their own.

The All-Messiah ticket, how can it go wrong?

I KNEW IT! This guy washes up in Iraq doesn't it?