Steely Dan

That dude did it 21/2 times.

Approx. 930pm. They stopped practice a half hour early at 830pm.

http://www.buffalobills.com/news/article-3...e0-b8dfda2641cb I can't tell you much about the night practice because I was concentrating on taking pictures. My friend did say that Maybin has a phenomenal first step. To see the pics click on the gallery and then go to the folder for training camp 08/02/10

There was a first post followed by a few thousand posts of idiocy, except for mine.

Link Jackson had 237 carries to Marshawn Lynch's 120 last year, and that was well-deserved. Jackson was easily the better player in '09, and was the first guy in NFL history to eclipse 1,000 yards both rushing and on kickoff returns in the same season. The guy would be highly thought of no matter where he might have been drafted. JMO

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Obfci1CIqq8...feature=related

Link ...But he was best known in that realm for the court battle over “Coming to America.” A judge ruled that Paramount Pictures had stolen Buchwald’s idea and in 1992 awarded $900,000 to him and a partner. The case dated to a 1983 Paramount contract for rights to Buchwald’s story “King for a Day.” The studio had dropped its option to make such a movie in 1985, three years before releasing “Coming to America” without credit to Buchwald. Both stories involved an African prince who comes to America in search of a bride. Paramount argued that the two stories were not that similar. After the judge ruled in Buchwald’s favor, Paramount lawyers insisted in the trial’s next phase that the film failed to produce any net profits. The case became a celebrated example of “Hollywood accounting.”... It doesn't mention it here but I believe during the penalty phase of the trial the accounting was put on trial and it led to SAG forcing changes in accounting procedures so actors and writers would get a fair accounting of movie profits. I'm not positive of that though.

IIRC, Art Buchwald forced a significant change in how movie profits are figured when he sued Eddie Murphy for stealing the idea for "Coming to America" I'll see if I can find a link about it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVS8D0Xg5KE

You're ready to part with a high draft pick after one year and four days of TC? I'm glad you don't run this team.

Ok, you can stay if you act like an idiot. Refer to Deerball's posts for guidance.

You need to leave. You're far to smart to post on this board.

10 to 1 the kid is back in prison on a parole violation within 6 months.

I will say I don't believe them.

Winner, winner wing dinner!!

Check this article out; http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2010-0...free-agent-deal