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I was going to post something similar. We ARE talking about entertainment are we not?

Public school playgrounds are "drug free zones".... Can't you read the signs?

I didn't know that. You must have dropped some very subtle hints. BTW (for everyone in this thread), how can anyone call Thomas "A-Train" when he was a one year wonder?

the jury is still out on Jags (unless Coughin was considered GM). I think TC was successful there and JDR looks promising. Also, Walsh/Seifert were a good tandem. Of course there is an inherent bias in this analysis in that highly successful coaches are only replaced via retirement as opposed to being fired.

I hate going into a movie soiled...

A. James never really posted here although he wrote an article or two back when this bastard child was born. Perhaps it was the BBML mailing list or even Prodigy?

you should stop listing all the positives about him and balance that with a few negatives... He isn't perfect you know.

I have NO recollection of that and I have a pretty good memory for such items. Perhaps that was somewhere else?

Exactly...

Coles has 2 inches and 25 lbs on him... and people consider Coles SMALL...

yeah, nothing to be concerned about. Oh BTW, he is prone to spontaneously combust too...

that is a mischaracterization. Those billionaire owners aren't looking to pocket that money - they are looking to give it to a teammate.

post info here.

http://www.nfl.com/draft/profiles/2005/king_eric "A starter since the early stages of his freshman year, King is a solid cover cornerback with great catch-up speed, leaping ability and natural hands. He is called by the coaching staff a "take charge" kind of player who makes sure everybody is doing what their supposed to in terms of lifting and running. The unquestioned field general, the Demon Deacon players all followed his lead. King is a fine playmaker who always seems to be around the football."

Please post them here...

http://www.nfl.com/draft/profiles/2005/preston_raymond "Nicknamed "Duke," Preston is a football legacy. His father, Raymond II, was a standout at Syracuse, where he earned All-America honors before embarking on a nine-year NFL career with San Diego. Raymond Preston is a classic technician who does not make assignment mistakes. In his last two seasons at Illinois, he allowed only one quarterback sack. Preston is a highly intelligent athlete who lettered four times in football and baseball at Mount Carmel High School, where he twice earned San Diego Tribune academic honors. "

From Gil Brandt: 5. Raymond Preston, Illinois (6-5 1/8, 314) Had a complete workout at the combine. Ran the 40 in 5.34 and 5.44, had 32-inch vertical jump, 8-foot long jump, 4.45 short shuttle, 7.57 three-cone drill and lifted 21 times. A three-year starter that needs more strength.

Please post info here.

Nice picture: http://media.scout.com/media/image/19/191513.jpg

Profile from Scout.com http://scout.scout.com/a.z?s=196&p=8&c=1&yr=2005&nid=1224327

If you have links to info regarding Everett, please post them here.

If you have links to info regarding Parrish, please post them here.

you are a stickler for details aren't you...

Yeah, right. Birk played 7 games and started none of them Rivera never played his rookie year Kreutz played in 9 games and started 1 So, I did your homework and you're full of crap, but hey - thanks for playing! Now go to the 24 hour batting cage and get some swings in! Don't forget to wear your softball pants.