dpberr
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Goes to show the utter lack of trust in Thigpen by the coaching staff.
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Pass rusher or not.
It still came down to the kicker.
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The NFL doesn't need 34 teams. Hell, you could cut a couple and have an even better league.
Same goes for the NBA, NHL and especially MLB. Too many teams as it is.
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I live in the "Lehigh Valley" which includes the Bangor School District where this teacher was previously employed.
This teacher, is the latest in a line of female child predators locally. They just sentenced another female teacher to five years in state prison for having sex with a 17 year old on prom night. The defense tried using the fact that said minor was only a week shy of his 18th birthday and "it only happened once".
I don't know about other states, but judges in Pennsylvania are starting to give equally harsh sentences to female teachers that commit these crimes. They get pretty significant jail time and a Megans Law listing.
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Tom Brady best watch it.
He's setting himself up for the last two years of his career in a Bills uniform and forever subjected to the NFL Films shows about NFL legends who finished their career with "other" teams.
And those two years will have record snowfall for nearly all home games. Beginning as early as it possibly could.
Of course those two Bills teams will not only make the Super Bowl but win it, forever casting Brady in a Bills uniform and not in a Patriots uniform.
That'd be pretty ironically awesome.
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Oh, yes he is! While I totally agree with those who think he will retire as a Colt, if for some reason that doesn't work out Peyton will play hardball to get everything he wants and more. Remember what happened when Eli was drafted? The same "advisor" is calling this one. His name is Archie.
Mark my words, if Peyton plays he'll end up looking like a prick just like his brother did at the draft.
...and that's why I think he won't do it. He jeopardizes his future career in broadcasting, television and/or coaching by running off and playing for another team.
If I'm Manning I retire and make more money doing what I was born to do. Commercials and SNL. The man is hilarious.
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Colston would be great, but, for some reason, I just can't see New Orleans letting him slip away...Meahem possibly. RM has been "briliant" at times, but inconsistant over his career...good friend of mine is a huge Saints fan...every Sunday evening when I would talk to him, he would have some gripe about Meachem...but we also know he can be terrific at times.
I don't think New Orleans will let him go either unless they run into some serious money issues with resigning Brees and Sedrick Ellis and doing something with Carl Nicks. They also in theory would be in the hunt for big names to help out the defense so they don't have endless amount of money to spend.
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I give credit to Gailey, Wannstedt and Nix for adjusting to the personnel they got and what's out there in the draft and free agency.
I thought the 3-4 was the way to go. It wasn't. Glad they stopped doing what they weren't doing well.
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I would like a team to go undefeated before all the 1972 Dolphins players pass away so they can STHU.
Further, I hope the team that does it isn't a "classic" powerhouse. It's just lightning in a bottle, one of a kind season that comes out of nowhere.
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Thatcher is a former Pitt Panther that played for DW.
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Humans are the most lethal killing machines on the planet.
We even beat the Predator.
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The Pro Bowl is an embarrassment.
I think the entire Super Bowl week is overdone. Just get on with it.
This year's halftime show is going to be dreadful.
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I still think Manning retires. He isn't healthy. He's a legend in Indy. How he handles things right now will define his legacy and his career after football. He's aware of that. So is Irsay.
However, should he not retire, I see him delaying the bonus to engineer a trade where both he and the Colts make out on the deal. He goes to where he wants to, and Indy gets some compensation back in return.
Out of the teams listed, I picked the Cardinals. Dome team, excellent WR talent, overall good team that isn't in the AFC nor has to face the old home crowd. I don't think he'll be playing in the AFC at all nor in the NFC East. This guy isn't a mercenary to the highest bidder.
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Long snapper, next to backup QB, is the best job in sports.
I'd agree, but if you had your choice... would you rather:
Being Brian Cardinal: the last on the bench in the NBA (good salary and you watch all the games ON the floor);
The "light hitting, questionable glove, but somewhat speedy" reserve infielder in baseball;
Long snapper.
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...would have loved to see the Cardinals and Chargers (1994) as Super Bowl champs.
One of the very best games I ever watched was that Dolphins/Chargers AFC division game. The game had both a comeback and a wide right. All in the span of less than a minute.
Ahh the days of Dick Enberg on NBC calling the AFC games.
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Don't forget about Marques Colston. He would look great opposite Stevie in this offense: big, physical WR with sure hands who has been highly productive. I think NO will have a tough time re-signing him with Brees due for a new deal any time now. They also have their all-pro guard Nicks up for a new deal
I also think Colston would be a little bit cheaper then VJax without the baggage. It hasn't exactly been smooth sailing in SD during Jackson's time there. Colston is a former 7th round pick, similar to Stevie, who has busted his ass to become a successful starting NFL WR. He has a great set of hands on him and can go up & over any CB in the league for a ball. Exactly what Nix was talking about when he said they need a WR that "is open even when they're covered"
I'm with you on Colston. I think he's the best of the bunch that's out there. Ironically, if the Bills were in the market for two receivers, I'd try to sign his teammate Meachem too. Given Gailey's love of the spread offense, he'd get plenty of work.
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The Vikings are doing what the Colts and Rams should be doing.
They will sucker some team into a trade that nets them a bunch of picks.
(Hopefully said sucker team is not the Bills.)
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I've always been impressed with the career of Patrick Mannelly, the Bears long snapper, one of the great NFL long snappers.
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Long snapper....very tasty.
(One of the best, however underrated movies of all time)
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The title of this post gave me a great laugh. Thank you.
I just imagined this coming on the McLaughlin Hour all loaded for bear with seriousness.
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Inspector Gadget did not have a good NFL career.
I wouldn't pass over either of those men based on this statistic.
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make adjustments with you non NFL roster COME ON !!!
He's got what he's got. I saw some of those game loses more on him than any perceived or real lack of talent.
Even if you have a team of Ravens caliber defense and Packers offense, if you don't adjust your game strategy and play calling, you will lose.
The best coaches in the NFL do not apply a stonecutter mentality to playcalling. They aren't going to run the same set of plays no matter what, in hopes of the 1,000 strike, the stone crumbles. They adjust to what the defense gives them and the players they've got.
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No. Coach refuses to make adjustments. That will doom him.
Prove me wrong Chan. I really hope you do. I want you to.
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I had a "Bills" moment watching that play.
That sense of dread, despair and fear all in the shape and speed of a freight train.
Final 2012 HOF Finalists
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Haha at the Chris Doleman vote. Nobody outside Vikings football would remember him. A good player on a lot of eh Vikings teams.
Kevin Greene had a better career.