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But McFarland could be the LT this year.

too bad, I have it downloaded in my PC and he looks dominant (against his level of competition)

http://www.draftshowcase.com/swvideo.htm maybe from here

it's some footage of him, try to save the link in your PC for download

Geir Gudmundsen OT from Albany McNally is close to him and on Albany Pro day he invited him to dinner http://www.draftshowcase.com/GeirGudmundsen.wmv

Travis to Indy for Vanderjagt?

me

I'd love to see Liam Ezekiel there or Jammal Brimmer there

He certainly is not a great athlete but what I like about him or any other C is that he's smart and technically sound player.

I don't know but I like him more than Wilkerson.

well guys like OT Muñoz, Ray Willis, Rob Petitti, Jeremy Parquet are still available and G like Terrell, Elton Brown, Kemoeatu, CJ Brooks are still available there's a group that maybe won't be inmediate starters but that would be considered great development projects and bodies for depth. the draft isn't over yet.

and Everett will be our sack master this year He gained more than 300 receiving yards each of his junior and senior seasons and posted 60 tackles and five quarterback sacks as a junior in 1999. Everett earned all-state honors in Class 5A as a senior in 2000 with 49 solo tackles, eight tackles for losses and six quarterback sacks. He also forced six fumbles, garnered four fumble recoveries, and blocked one kick. http://www.nfl.com/draft/profiles/2005/everett_kevin

He was perhaps the most explosive running and passing quarterback in Florida during the 2000 season, passing for 2,201 yards and rushing for 613 yards to earn first-team Class 6A honors. During his junior season of 1999, he passed for 1,400 yards and 10 touchdowns with just five interceptions while completing 78 of 136 passes. He also rushed 60 times for 600 yards and six touchdowns and had 10 tackles during the 1999 season. Parrish redshirted at Miami in 2001 and took over punt return duties the following year. He gained 336 yards on 25 returns (13.4 avg.) http://www.nfl.com/draft/profiles/2005/parrish_roscoe there you go

LOL That was a good question millbank, I wouldn't mind Williams as a Bill.

I assume one of these friends is Roydell Williams (WR) but the other one, I don't have a clue.

I think we will draft Roydell Williams out of Tulane, projected to go from the 6th round to UFA.

Isn't Travis a Florida guy too? I'm sure he went to high school in Florida.

I did it a few years back, but I didn't worry about the dome looking shiny.

yep, no brainer... for the Phinz, the Jesters and the Patsies.

depends, if you have white hair like TD you'll be a lock.

well they had to have Van den Bosch, with two bad knees he fits the bill.

if we don't get Matt Jones, I'd take this guy late in day 2 or as UFA: Tommy Manus WR Morgan State http://www.nfldraftcountdown.com/playerpro...tommymanus.html

Put all your furniture outside and she'll probably freak out; then she'll pull a hamstring moving the sofa back to the living room.

http://www.post-gazette.com/steelers/20030...teele0815p2.asp "He sees the hole, he hits it and he has good feel for setting up his blocks," said offensive coordinator Mike Mularkey. "And his pass protection has been very good. Whether it's 7 on 7 or team period, he's been outstanding." http://www.collegefootballnews.com/Confere...his_Preview.htm Best Offensive Player: Senior RB Dante Brown. He's big, fast and very powerful with the ability to bowl over defenders and the quickness to run away from them.

We already have a former Steeler in the roster, Dante Brown, MM stole him from Pittsburgh's PS. The guy is 6'1'' - 215 pounds and allegedly a fast back. I remember Cowher tried to trade him last year because they had the Bus, Staley and Haynes already on the roster, but there weren't any suitors even after having good preseason games/stats. I think he'll be given the chance to the backup along with Shaud and a guy drafted in the lower rounds or UFA.