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awesome! do it! And make sure its a part of the assessment reports to the accrediting agencies.

But interestingly, Williams did have room and made yards . . . granted, the line has plenty of room to improve, but I'm not panicked yet. McCoy is very much like Spiller, juke and jive, and at least yesterday, looked very Spiller-like in the results he got. And yes, the penalties will become a much bigger issue in a tighter game—that has to be cleaned up.

that is funny

this!

Cowboys have a losing record, and Jerry fires the entire coaching staff before the season ends.

what? Goodwin is hurt? Really?

How about we play the Colts first.

Dan Carpenter if he misses one this week

no, up the middle he would try to bounce it outside and lose 7 yards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dump off pass to Charles Clay, 25 yards . . . 21 first downs

Really, at this point, who cares? . . . 1:00PM Sunday can't come soon enough.

take the over

ouch! - it is still hard to fathom

there you go, so we get Fred at a greatly reduce price

wow, that's exciting 302 yard, 2 TD passes, 1 running, 1 fumble, 1 interception, leads Bills to games winning TD as time expires in high scoring game

nope, here they are: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/leaders/fg_perc_active.htm Rank Player (age), + - HOFer, Bold - Active FG% Years Teams 1. Justin Tucker (25) 89.815% 2012-2014 rav 2. Dan Bailey (27) 89.764% 2011-2014 dal 3. Stephen Gostkowski (31) 86.786% 2006-2014 nwe 4. Robbie Gould (32) 85.563% 2005-2014 chi 5. Shayne Graham (37) 85.531% 2001-2014 10T 6. Steven Hauschka (30) 85.430% 2008-2014 3TM 7. Matt Bryant (40) 85.373% 2002-2014 5TM 8. Connor Barth (29) 85.294% 2008-2014 3TM 9. Dan Carpenter (29) 84.716% 2008-2014 2TM 10. Blair Walsh (25) 84.466% 2012-2014 min 26.Billy Cundiff (35)76.151% 2002-2014 5TM

are these the active NFL career leaders?

that would be fun, wow, how this board would light up.

agree

I like that he can also play center and guard

The center cut from the Cowboys, Shane McDermott. If he can slide over and backup at guard, a better, faster version of Urbik. Also, as a true center, won't have the problems Urbik has when he has to slide in there.

My concern as well.

In context, him being average and everything else improving. But I certainly see your point. It is really the biggest unknown in the entire equation.