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Thanks for the link Beerball. IMO, he's doing the right thing. He must be eager to play again but his health and family are more important. Good luck Peerless.

Great, now it would be great if he's in good football shape.

He was sack once but that's because Lynch had to block Kerney on one play. I don't know if it was designed but Chambers went with the guy insisde leaving Lynch one-on-one with Kerney.

http://xssports.rack111.com/billsvssteelers/ You're looking for something like this but from last night game. I can't find it. Maybe they didn't make the url this time.

I think Denney is a more complete player than Kelsay. Neither of the two are great but the two combined make a solid rotation at LDE. Watching the Bills yearbook on ESPN, they showed a huddle of players before the game and to my surprise the guy giving the rah-rah speech was Kelsay. I couldn't tell if it was the defensive unit he was addressing or the entire team, but it was him. I thought Whitner was in "charge" of that. Apparently the coaching staff see him as a leader.

http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showtopic=69712 UB2SF makes a great point in his thread.

That is my guess too. They were expecting ineptitude but they found a totally different thing. But the Steelers weren't the only ones fooled, the Bills fooled me/us too. (in a wonderful way).

Hard to look good when they're telegraphing those run plays.

Maybe if Jason Peters was in camp I wouldn’t say this, but he’s not so he can’t qualify for this honor. So, here’s something that will shock a lot of people to read: Roscoe Parrish is the best football player on the team! I was absolutely so impressed with him. * He runs perfect routes (even the other receivers say he’s the best route runner on the team). * He never drops a pass he should catch. * He works his tail off and gives a great effort on every drill and play. * He’s very coachable and pays attention. * Even at his size, he can make plays in the red zone against taller DBs. * He finishes every play off correctly. * He is totally smooth at catching and returning punts compared to others who do it. http://www.salsports.com/2008%20Bills%20Tr...mp%20Report.htm

No problem. They don't show preseason games here in Argentina.

why hear it when you can watch it. http://mywebcast.cc/StoogeTV#

Check this out. I think this might be a little better. It's for Internet explorer, you can't run it on mozilla. http://mywebcast.cc/StoogeTV#

It was a Minnesota DL, he absolutely destroyed the guy. JPL would have been dead had the guy got him. I think it was Kevin Williams. About Barber, that is some ninja schitt right there. Some cold shot to the throat, it seems.

I'm sure the wonderlic score might have been a turn off for some of the scouts but I rememeber by that time that some scouts were preoccupied with his weight and most important with his apparent lack of desire to be an NFL player. The huddle report mentioned how bad his interviews were and how they thought he would not be drafted at all. They all agree the guy was a freak of nature, though.

Ha, ha.

Professor Xavier, he uses cerebro to create the playbook.

I wanted us to draft Albert instead of McKelvin even though we had all the starting positions covered in the OL but with poor depth after that, plus I thought Greer and McGee were good enough to start again this year. Well, maybe next year we will draft OL with the first round.

Natrone Means "Nickname Controversy ESPN Analyst Chris Berman gave Means the nickname "Natrone Means business". Originally Berman gave Means the nickname Natrone "Refried" Means, but changed it to "Natrone Means Business" after Means complained to Berman about the "refried" moniker." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natrone_Means

I was about to point that out. It's the same act play after play when he's not directly involved in a play. It's disgusting as is his whinning to the refs.

I'm pretty sure he was playing LT when he had that incident with Mathias Kiwanuka. But must have been he played LT for a couple of series or only for one game. IDK.

This sucker says hi "Lee Evans, 70 yd pass from Trent Edwards (Rian Lindell kick is good), 12:46. Drive: 6 plays, 85 yards in 3:12"

I'm a fan of Devin Thomas, who I think could make a good comparison to Anquin Boldin, but I think it would be a reach to draft him at #11. If we aren't looking at defense, that's where the value is at that spot, we should try to trade down with one of the teams in search of a OT. If by miracle Sedrick Ellis is still on board don't mind the first paragraph.

Cool

Does he comes with a mullet or a box of cereals?

The Panthers now have on their roster the #1 and #2 picks of the 2002 Draft.