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He doesn't seem too stupid to me. He got a huge new contract, and now plays for a team that will contend for the Superbowl -all of this following an off-year.

Where is skooby anyway, haven't seen him around.

What's your problem??? Lighten up I like the shirt, kinda funny, and have no problem with someone posting one link to his creation.

Favourite: Jay Cutler, Joe Flacco Least Favourite: Tom Brady, Phillip Rivers, Ben Roethlisberger (as good as they all are).

We're talkin' about practice. Not the actual game. Practice. We're talkin' about practice.

For anyone in Canada who is interested, the T.O. show is being aired on Sunday nights, at 7:00pm on City TV. The first one is tomorrow night from 7-8. I know I was hoping to watch it, and just happened to see a commercial for it on City one night.

Ok, big deal. You're missing the point here. We're comparing these guys to other NFL quarterbacks. By your logic, nobody could say any pro athlete sucks at anything, because they're better than 99% of the posters here. It's like when people say, for instance, that JP (Losman) sucks. Of course he's probably a better quarterback than all of the posters on this board, but it doesn't mean people can't say that he sucks .

Funny, a few of the names that came up in the toughest QB thread, have come up in this thread. When it comes to Pansy QBs, I'm trying to think of the ones in the NFL today. Garcia strikes me as a pretty tough quarterback, so I wouldn't call him out. Chad Pennington and Matt Leinart seem pretty soft. Same with Eli Manning, but he earned my respect from his Super Bowl performance. Trent Edwards doesn't seem tough, but it's hard to guage because I'm not a football player, so what do I know about his injuries. Nobody else that I can think of out there right now.

I like the Texans, only problem with them is the division they play in. The Colts and Titans are, well, the Colts and Titans. And the Jaguars aren't spectacular but they're a tough team to beat. Oakland definately has a chance. A very young team, with a defense seriously on the rise, and an offense potentially made up of young budding stars* (if they bud) like Russell, McFadden, that receiver they drafted early who's supposed to be a speedster, Higgins, etc... in a weak division (Denver is taking a big step down in my books for the next two years), and with Kansas City rebuilding, it's Oakland and San Diego over there. The Bengals could come out of nowhere, and they're another team that sticks out to me. With Palmer coming back, and Chad Johnson working hard, and maybe just MAYBE an emerging Cedric Benson, this team has a chance. Add in a few risks that could pan out on the defense, like Rey Mal...and Roy Williams, this team could surprise and compete with the Ravens and *gasp* Steelers. Those are my 3 teams in that order for the AFC...as for the NFC, it's hard for me to give Detroit a chance. I think the Saints are going to win their division but I'm not so sure that would be out of nowhere. Nobody in the NFC really strikes me as a sleeper, I think it's pretty easy to separate the contenders from the pretenders.

but, but, ummmm, it is hard to win in the NFL...isn't that our motto?

Wow, you're a real piece of work, aren't you?

I think he's doing a great job...he's the best thing that could have happened to the NFL. He's helping to clean up the image of the league, which is very important. It helps sell the game. I don't know about the labor negotiation side of the story, we're still waiting for that to unfold. But as for cleaning up the image of the league, good on him!

My thoughts exactly.

Wow, that's very profound Skoob I would agree that there's a certain way to handle a guy like Terrell Owens. Hopefully the Bills are smart about things.

Actually, if he doesn't stick in the NFL, he'll likely return to the CFL. He had some success with the Argos last year, and they could really use him this season.

You mean like what happened with Fred Jackson and Jabari Greer, who never ever saw the field until they were forced by injured starters?

Yeah, I would agree with that.

Are you really that clueluess? Seems to me like you just throw sh-- at a wall and hope it sticks... Butler is not a backup, especially on this football team.

Owens has had some pretty good quarterbacks throwing to him...Garcia, McNabb, Romo...all high-end quarterbacks around the time he was there.

Let's hope that Simpson makes the team, and comes through in a big way. I believe he's one of our most athletic defensive backs, and he has shown promise throughout his career. That injury in year 2 was a setback, but maybe this could be a bounce back year?

I thought it was a good post and I agree with it, I don't want to see Vick here, and his play on the field (or lack there of) isn't the only reason for that.

I agree, I think that if you put Losman in the right offense he can be a pro bowler. He has the tools, all he needs is coaching.

You mean after we cut Josh Reed?

Hey, I think it's pretty cool to look at, and especially to looks back at after the next draft to see how accurate these guys are.