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He'll forever be remembered as the player who ended Favre's streak, and that's about it. And, yes... upon re-reading, it is an odd thread.

Good thing AVP isn't still here. They didn't call him Pil for nothing.

Bringing it a bit closer to home, Talley was listed at 6'4" 235 lbs and Bennett 6'3" 240, and while it was a bit of a different game in the late 80s early 90s, it wasn't that different.

With a dash of abysmal coaching for good measure.

A hen spot then, maybe?

They should be more careful with their pitchforks.

Leon Sandcastle?

More trueerer wordz was not everer speakeded. Signed, All the less than semi-literate former athletes now working for ESPN and the like.

Making things more convoluted, the argument could be made that without his cheating, he is able to achieve nowhere near the magnitude of good that he has done through his charity. So, in essence, there was a net societal gain from Armstrong's mighty douchebaggery at the expense of a few men in Lycra shorts and those who needed a hero who could pedal a bike better than anyone in history. Braun has no such silver lining that I can see.

You may want to raise your standards, or check your decimal. Batting "one hundred" sucks.

And, he plays both sides of the ball... wait a minute... ?Blatnick... ?Blatnick... Oh ****, I was thinking Bednarik. Who the hell is this Blatnick guy?

It's not a secret. Everyone got that text. Gotta say, wasn't really thrilled to find a picture of his junk on my phone, either.

Given that he is a former Patriot*, I think they're cutting him before he is charged with murder. Can't wait for the imminent jersey swap.

Let's be honest, do we really believe that since 2001 NO ONE has sacrificed a beerball (or beerball equivalent)l in the name of the Bills?

They wouldn't touch him before the 5th round out of concern their QB would electrocute him, thus getting minimal value from a low round pick.

"No VIP status or backstage pass for me. I wanted to be with the people." What a self-aggrandizing douche.

How idealistic of you... Crucify him, crucify him, crucify him.

Bleck... These cornflakes taste like urine.

Nice to know that the Raiderettes are equal opportunity for the living dead. The one on the right looks like Goldie Hawn at the end of Death Becomes Her. Marshawn? How can you tell with their skirts on? PLAY BALL!!

Why did you link to a thread about how you maintain your curly bits? Why, I'll be damned, speak of the devil (or in this case, sandwich him in colons), and look who appears. Thanks for the tip, Nanker. Uh oh, I've gone mobile emoticon batsh!t crazy, now.

Optimistically. Pessimistically, he does not leave for a HC position, but inherits the interim job for the Bills when Marrone is fired midway through his third or fourth season... in which case, round and round we go. (I would insert smirking devil, but no emoticons via iPad)

Like Bruce Smith at a red light.

Deion looks like he's thoroughly amused with the fact he got busted for fishing (ok, trespassing, but fishing makes a better story).

Happy Friday indeed! Of course I'd do that! ...what sack thing?

I'll concede that I'm not someone who followed the 'Canes. I remember the hype surrounding McGahee's sophomore season. Regardless of how dominating the team was, you're talking about a 1700+ yard season with 28 rushing touchdowns. Suggesting that he should have supplanted Portis as a freshman in 2000... by that logic, Barry Sanders underachieved as well. Before the knee injury he was projected as a top 5 pick, regardless of whether his 40 was 4.28 or 4.45. Looking at the rushing stats on this website, http://www.totalfootballstats.com/RushingLeaders_Career.asp?id=98 , assuming they're accurate, suggests you're significantly underselling McGahee, especially when you adjust for games played. His yards per carry, TDs, and yds per game dwarf Portis and Gore, and are on par with Edgerrin James.