Fingon

Creating a thread, in the Stadium Wall, saying Sarah Palin will be singing the national anthem is not trolling? You're either a complete dumb ass (very possible) or a troll.

http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showtopic=91639&hl= Yes, that post was clearly designed to inspire healthy debate.

I said nothing about banning you. If the mods want to, then so be it, but you can't deny that many of your posts are made for the purpose of inspiring angered responses, not logical debate.

Trolling is not an accepted form of criticism.

Do you like the government mandating that all insurance policies have to cover mammograms for people over 35, regardless of gender? How about the fact that it is illegal for you to purchase insurance that has a very high deductible, and only covers medical procedures and medical costs over a certain amount? Do you even realize how much money you would save on insurance premiums if you were allowed to choose what you want covered in your plan?

Billistic = -∞

Who covers Lee one on one? No one the last few seasons.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2009/...acks-last-year/

You should slash his tires.

Artest is a better player than Ariza. However, Ariza is far better for the Lakers over the long term. In the end, I think this offseason has put the Lakers in a better position to win for the next couple years, but Ariza would have paid dividends for 5+ years.

Is anyone really surprised? Madden consistently ranks guys in the 90s long after the prime of their careers.

If he's sacked 40+ times, then we can blame it on the O-line.

While not perfect, the wonderlic does have some value. It's just another tool in a long line of things that are used to evaluate players.

He's going to take Whitner's spot.

Right now, he is our backup LT.

Yeah, but on a lot of flights the two seats they buy aren't even next to each other.

20 years ago, they used to have 20+ two-a-days to get players in shape. The NFL average was 8 a few years ago, and is going down pretty fast. Players are in shape almost year round. Ross Tucker did a pretty good article on them, he says all they do is tire players out.

Training camp isn't for conditioning anymore, that's why two-a-days are rapidly disappearing.

The other team.

Yeah... the board changes p*ssy to kitty.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2009/...utlers-a-kitty/ This will probably be one of the most entertaining stories of the NFL year if it's true. I can't wait for Cutler's response.

That's exactly what i was trying to say. I'd like to add that having players like Fred Jackson means that we don't have to substitute another WR in on passing downs. This can create big mismatches, as they might not have time to get a CB out to defend him, and they will have to rely on a LB guarding Jackson.

The guy is most definitely camp fodder.

That is what it means.

Because he wasn't a free agent?