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No--fewer hot tubs per capita.

His QB Rating is 21 points higher than DB...and his perfect pass % is intriguing...So is Losman the backup, or are we bringing back Zolman?

If TH goes to Green Bay, Detroit, or Frisco, will you lose the Russian George hat and get a real avatar?

Denver???? Denver has Sapp, Griffin, Droughns, Bell, Hearst, Anderson, and one of the cheerleader's thinking having "the operation". They don't need no TH.

Aside from Arizona, which five teams do you think Donahoe has talked with regarding Travis? My guesses: 1. Arizona -- Duh 2. Oakland -- Fargas and Wheatley won't cut it if Zeroue's gone. 3. Green Bay -- Ahman Green has little behind him; they want to run more. 4. Lions -- Trade for Stockar MdDougle 5. TBay -- For a 2nd Rounder Let's hear it...

I liked the hands piled up on the remote!

He was also in there when TH ran for 149 yards and for TH's career-high 169 in 2003.

Vikings Pat Williams

Welcome! Like a stagnant pond, contrary to what you first see, There is intelligent life in here. My son made my speakers. He used to work for Macintosh in Binghamton. He designed the crossovers himself. I have those as the left, center and right, some Infinitis as the surrounds, and a Yamaha sub and receiver. My favorite movie to use it on so far is LOTR.

I like Blaylock over Buckhalter. Don't want an All-Knee backfield... DT Carson, Safety Jue and KR Rossum would be interesting additions.

Sam Aiken is a good downfield blocker. Watch some of the tape--he's always getting in the D's way. Next year he'll start getting out of his own way. I think he'll step up.

Can't disagree. Makes me think, though, that RB will be earlier rather than later in the draft, and that the RB will have a build more like WM than Shaud: KayJay Harris, Round 3, 6-2/245/4.55. Frank Gore, Round 3-4, 5-10/220/4.55. Brandon Jacobs, Round 4, 6-4/260/

He's a GOON, I tell ya!!!

J...Oh, you're a vicious one! Mark me down as "Yes."

After reading this thread, I know why committees shouldn't design anything.

Herm Edwards on Losman: "New York Jets coach Herman Edwards said the Bills should be just as formidable without Bledsoe because of the talent around Losman. "When you've got a young quarterback, you've got to run the ball. They've got a good runner (Willis McGahee). They can run the ball," Edwards said. "You've got to have a good defense. They have a very good defense. "Bledsoe did a good job for them, but playing Buffalo won't be any easier. They're going with the young guy because he's a talented player and he can help them win ball games. They did what was right for their team."

Passthepeanuts thinks it will be the Vikings, to play next to Kevin Williams. "By a nose: There are some interesting battles at nose tackle. The Jets are trying like crazy to keep nose tackle Jason Ferguson, but they know that won't be easy. Bill Parcells, who is thinking about shifting into a 3-4 defense, would love to bring Ferguson to Dallas. That battle could take Ferguson into the $3.5 million- to $4 million-per-year range. The top of the market is Bills defensive tackle Pat Williams. Watch out for the Vikings here. Imagine the impact of Williams' playing next to Kevin Williams, who became this season's Kris Jenkins. The two-Williams combination could free up a lot of space in Minnesota for linebackers Napoleon Harris (coming in the Randy Moss trade) and E.J. Henderson to make plays."

I think we'll come out of this fine whether PW flies the coop or not. If he doesn't get the 4m per year offer from another club, he's back with us. If he leaves, we have Edwards-Anderson and a draft pretty deep in DT's. Ellison, Castillo, Anthony Bryant will be there in RD#4 and possibly Bryant in RD#5.

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these guys left on it. Which one do you pick and why? (names are from DraftGurus.com mock draft) Assume you've made the TH for LJ Shelton trade. You are on the clock. Ernest Shazor* S, Michigan Chris Henry* WR, West Virginia Barrett Ruud LB, Nebraska Mike Patterson DT, USC Bill Swancutt DE, Oregon State Eric Green* CB, Virginia Tech Roscoe Parrish* WR, Miami Kevin Burnett LB, Tennessee Jason Campbell QB, Auburn Fred Gibson WR, Georgia Josh Bullocks* S, Nebraska David Baas C, Michigan I'd be tempted to take Baas. I'd have some options for Teague, Price, Tucker and company. My second choice would be Patterson. He was pretty dominant in the Nat Championship and needed 2 on 1 the whole game. If PW is history, I think Patterson would make me forget him pretty quick.

Wanna trade Reed for Terrell even up? I do.

I bet TD brings in two guys (FA or draft) where everyone goes "Whaaaaa....?"--and one of them makes a big difference. TD will continue to surprise us...Who knows--perhaps as early as the end of the week. ...And no, I don't have any V-Coach Bulletin.

There WERE times, though, when DB stepped up and made throws. I'd suggest you watch the Seahawks, Browns, and 49'ers wins again, as I just did. I'm not saying DB will resurrect the Cowpersons, but a line like he had for the last 11 weeks of the season (excluding the PGH game) and a weak division will help him.

Ah, not that I long for the back to back 2-12 seasons... If my math is right, we used to play 14 games and have a Super Bowl in early January. That would have meant a LONG time to wait until the draft. Hm. Must've had a life back then!

I agree. In most instances, when the prototypical pocket QB played a critical game vs an out of the pocket QB, the pocket QB won. Part of that is the role of THE OFFENSIVE LINE and the importance assigned to it. If Bledsoe has success in Dallas (Big If), it will be Parcells' priority to have a roadgrader O-Line.