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Dont do steroids, or you will end up like that famous rich, probowler. He only made millions of dollars in only a few short years... wow, those steroids really did screw up his life. What will he do now? maybe beg for change on the side of the road holding a cardboard sign that says "Please help, Steroids ruined my life, God Bless".

I think the commish has to reinstate Farve if he files the paper work. The commish may delay it a little while, but I dont think he can just say no. Im still trying to figure out why the commish is even involved.

I really like Greer. He always seemed to be in position last season, however, somehow the WR just kept making great catches. The fact that hes almost always in position is great IMO. Most other CBs end up getting beat and the WR has an easy catch. To be honest, I would like to see our 1st rounder play well and eventually see McKelvin and Greer both start, and move McGee to the slot (though I dout he will like that very much).

The chargers have wanted to move for a while now. If the chargers hadnt turned their game around when they drafted Rivers, they would probubly already be gone. But when the topic of teams moving comes up, the media only wants to look at small market teams who complain about making money, or teams who havent won in a long time. The really strange to me is that they talked about Texas (which recently got an expansion team) instead of California.

Thats what happens when your punter is the consistantly one of the best player on your team for a number of years. And thats not always a good thing.

yeah, because probowl LT are so easy to find. In fact, why would any team want a guy like that? Its not like he is in a critical position on offense or plays any roll in the running game. I say forget him and start some noname backup lineman....

Get the deal done with Evans first. (they seem to be close to getting tht done). Peters definatly deserves a new contract. Hes a Probowl LT, but still being paid on his old contract. I would like to see Evans signed within a week or so, and then start talks with Peters, finalizing it before the preseason.

The real question is, will they tell the people buying the tickets that the view is obstructed? Or will it just be a nice little surprise? They have to sell them for half off or something. Simply saying that they are not selling them as season tickets doesnt really solve anything.

the article stated: "After the plea on dogfighting charges, the Falcons tried to recover about $20 million in bonuses Vick earned from 2004 to 2007. But a federal judge held that Vick is entitled to keep all but $3.75 million of the money paid to him for playing football through the 2014 season." So im assuming he gets to keep most of his money. People dream of winning the lotto for millions of dollars. He gets to fall back on millions. Im not happy about it, but hes not going to have to work another day in his life if he doesnt want to. Though, based on his comments, he will pretend to find god, say he's sorry, and someone will pay him a ton of money to do something.

If all we had to do to get TDs was put a 6'6" guy im sure we would have just gone down the street and signed all the tall people we saw. There is a lot more to skill and ability than just your size. I have to see his skill and ability before we can start talking about how he will impact our season.

So Vick has millions right now. Declares bankruptcy, and gets to keep his money. Wow.... that must suck for him. also, how can someone owe between 10 and 50 mil? Seriously. A 40 million dollar range? Im sure someone could add up a few numbers and come up with a smaller range than that.

Williams was a late draft pick who has started almost all the games the last 2 years. He deserved a contract extention and raise. Evans was a very high draft pick and signed a larger contract. Though, I would love to see him extended for the long term. With Peters probowl vote and increasing nfl respect for him, Im not surprised he wants a raise. Hes also plays one of the more important positions on the team (LT). If he is not extended this season, he will be before next season.

Hardy HAS to start on opening day. We can not have Reed as our #2. It would be nice to see McKelvin in camp early, but im not to sure he will beat out greer so quickly for the starting spot. He may eventually take it after a few games, but not on opening day.

This is not new. The Chargers are not exactly happy with their current location. I believe the deal would have already been done if they hadnt turned the team around the year Rivers was drafted. Noone wants to say a winning team, who is making money, wants to move.

sounds really over the top. That said, would it really be that expensive to put 1 security gaurd in the various sections of the stadium? I have seen many "heated arguements" between fans that could have been avoided if a single security guy simply walked over and gave a warning.

he "fell out of favor" because he was constantly beat in coverage AND agenst the run. He didnt understand what his rsponsabilities were and gave up some big plays (both running and passing). I do not see him contributing much to the team this year (if he makes it through camp). If they offer someething higher than a 6th, I would take it.

Jones is an injured RB who, when healthy, is a very good starter. I have no problem bringing him in. If he cant run, we can cut him. If he can, we would have 2 solid RBs, which is becomming more and more common in the NFL.

When he left I didnt really think much of it. But if I look back now, letting him go was a huge turning point (not in a good way) for our defense.

they have been throwing him under the bus ever since the playoffs last season. Hes a top 5 TE in the NFL. If he can be had for a 2nd we should not hesitate (maybe a 2nd and a later draft pick). A 1st would be to much to give up though.

I saw this on espn this morning. Everyone was blowing off what Donahe (sp?) said. All the quotes and comments basically said "We dont believe anything this felon says" or "we are tired of this whole situation". The NBA are just trying to blow it off as nothing more than lies from a criminal. I dont buy the NBAs side at all. yes, he is a convicted criminal, but he was in a position to know these things and is modivated to say what he knows. I would not accept his word as is, but he is talking about specific people at a specific times regarding specific acts. The NBA HAS to perform some investigation. It may turn out to be nothing but lies, but that is not nearly as bad as trying to (or even appear to) ignore/cover up major game fixing. The more the NBA dismisses these acusations as "nothing but lies", the more I think those lies are really true.

I completly agree. The 2K series did pass madden in gameplay, and at the time was only a fraction of the price. Madden just updates the rosters and adds one "new" feature to the game and sells it for $60 bucks.

There are a lot of tall people in the world, but not many of they can play football. Being tall or fast or whatever doesnt always translate to football ability. Consitering the rest of the jags recievers, getting cut from that group definatly doesnt look to good.

for a guy making millions playing in front of millions of people, he seemed shy. Its always good to see the bills on tv, but it just seemed to staged and fake.

Evans, Peters, Poz, Schobel, Mooreman

If I played just 1 snap, or even if i played special teams or something, I would rather have the SB ring, but if I really did nothing.... the ring would have no meaning to me. I know they give rings to players who were on the team at some point and left in mid season. What do those players do with their ring? do they wear it around telling everyone he won the SB? I dont think so.