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Denny Green: Hi Denny Green here over in Arziona, how ya doing today? Louisville: Fine, Fine Denny Green: I just called to see if we could use your uniforms to play in this year, would that be ok? Louisville: Um...I'm not sure if we can do that Denny Green: What if we throw in L.J. Shelton? Louisville: Deal

First three rounds, you guess the first two pick in order, and the position of the third pick as a tie-breaker.

I say North Dakota and Budweiser for that area of Ontario and Labbats. We can have TD negotiate the deal.

As oppose to TD and Gibbs letting the rest of the NFL know a trade could go down? I don't see Clements going anywhere but I also know what TD has said over last few months has zero impact on what will happen Saturday.

I thought it would be fun to do a draft contest, and as the sponsor I will send the winner a 20$ gift card to Best Buy. The rules are simple, guess the first two players the Bills will take in order. If you guess both players you win, as a tie breaker guess the position of the third player selected. While I don't think a tiebreaker will be needed it will work like this in case two people get the first two picks correct. Guess the third picks position (QB, RB, WR, TE, OL, DL, LB, DB, ST), if neither position is selected correctly then it will revert to who picked the correct side of the ball the player plays on. If the players are still tied after that I will send each of them 20$ gift cards. Those are the rules, and since I don't feel like spending three hours sifting threw the selections ONLY THE FIRST 100 ENTRIES WILL COUNT. Also the contest will close Friday 10pm ET regardless if it's still under 100 Entries. Good Luck Arm Chair GM's

A possible sneak peak at Michael Jackson's prison photo?

Travis played high school ball in Florida, and after that he moved onto Tennessee. If you’re going to make an argument for Edge because of the Miami roots you have to let Travis in on the party. He is just as much a warm weather back as Edge is and as a previous poster mentioned would come at half the price. I do however agree with your stance on the iggles, IMO this is a two team race between the Bucs and Arizona Shelton’s.

Relax Lee Harvey; Cleveland and New England are not in cahoots.

I just got back from the vet for the exact same problem. They said that this is the time of year they usually see plenty of dogs start excessive scratching. In my dogs case he developed a hot spot on his lower back so it was becoming a major concern. The vet said the itching was most likely a result of allergies. While his test for fleas came up negative the vet said the most likely cause of his problem was being allergic to flea saliva. I would see a vet, given his medication they should be able to rule out flea saliva and go from their. Perhaps it’s dietary? Bottom-line is it’s probably allergy related and the vet should be able to recommend shampoos, medicine, or food that could help the situation.

It happens at all ages and genetics don’t always play a role. In my case not one family member including my father, dads father, mothers father or anybody else related to me has gone bald. For whatever reason I started thinning slightly around 21 and while I still have a full head of hair you can tell I'm destine for future baldness. One positive for us future baldy’s is the advent of Propecia. While it has some effects on testosterone and some possible sexual side effects these negatives occur in only a small portion of users. It terms of its results I know several people who had way less hair then me and after 6 months of use now have more hair then me. I'm sure I will get on it one day but not until I absolutely have to.

While people do it differently I always heard you combine your middle name and your street name. So for the purpose of this thread use that configuration. Mines James Fitzgerald (sounds more like a president)

Van Wilder, and its a VERY funny movie

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The commercial is great; the guy uses nothing but sports analogies to describe his feelings for this chick. The chick is just sitting their with this puzzling stair on her face at the end. I think its one of those "what would the world be like without sports" commercials they have on FSN.

Sports wagering in America is a booming market right now. 15 Billion + was gambled online alone last year and that figure stands to triple this year. With pressure from certain religious groups and politicians congress has attempted and failed to illegalize it across the board. Problems concerning the jurisdiction of the internet, and pressure from outside countries has stalled the process thus far. Currently the legality of online gambling is in a state of limbo. A handful of states have passed specific laws banning it, while the feds have stated it to be illegal. That’s all fine and dandy but the fact is people are doing it more now then ever, and only one American has ever been prosecuted for it. Even if they were to impose penalty’s for gambling online how could they isolate the people that do this? Were talking MILLIONS of people. Personally I say they should just legalize it and make a crap load of taxes in the process. I understand the risks of legalizing it, but as a member of a free country I'm sick of the protectionism going on right now. Just because some people decide to put their mortgage on a game doesn't mean that their aren’t another thousand people that gamble responsibly. Its entertainment, and if done responsibly can be a fun way to invest money. This theory of ruining the moral fabric of our country is the most ridiculous load of crap I have ever heard. Rant Off

In terms of his performance nothing has been proven. I think he meant that drafting Losman gave us flexibility to go a different direction this year. Also this years QB class is a weak one so grabbing Losman in last years draft may not only give us options but value.

Does Terrell have the physical skills to be a great player in this league? Of course he does, but like you say he's been a major flop so far. I guess I just attribute at least part of that flop status to the abysmal QB play of Chicago since he entered the league. To worry that he might become more productive with a great QB, his former QB none the less, is nothing that crazy.

I don't like it. The guy has major skills but for whatever reason has been an NFL flop. With his former QB tossing the ball it may give him atleast a chance at being a good player. If they can get 1,000 yards out of David Terrell I have no doubt Bob Kraft sold his soul 3 years ago.

I'm not here to give my opinion on who we should draft; I just think people have been too quick to assume it will be an OL. If the trade for Shelton is truly laid to rest then yes, OL becomes the most likely selection. But you have to assume TD gets the deal done. It seems like both teams are on the cusp already and I'm pretty confident one will blink. If the deal goes threw we have to accept that CB becomes a distinct possibility. We have very little depth on the roster right now, and no nickleback. In an ideal world both Nate and MaGee can stay healthy the whole year but if that doesn’t happen who do we put in? As of now it will either be Jabari Greer or we will be forced to disrupt our Safety’s by switching TV back. It makes sense this year just because of the lack of depth at that position, but it makes even more sense because NC will be long gone in 2006. Like it or not he will be paid as a top 5 corner after next season. He knows that, and I don’t think he resigns during the year for anything less then those numbers. When draft day rolls around I just hope TD doesn't get blasted if he picks a corner. Everybody knows we need help on the line, and you would have a difficult time arguing against the selection of a G/T/C in round 2. But CB is just as large a concern for this team and considering TD likes to shy away from taking lineman early I think it’s the more likely selection.

While passing is the popular thing in today’s NFL I think teams will eventually go back to what started it all, the single wing. The QB spot has slowly been evolving to a much more athletic position. QB's are being utilized for their running ability, and the pocket passer is turning into a thing of the past. The single wing opens up several more running options per play, and it can also be more balanced and deceptive. Think of how effective this offense could be in Atlanta. Vick in shotgun is the primary runner; he can also throw just as easy. His two backs to the right and left are TJ and Dunn, that’s three VERY dangerous running options off the bat. I just think that more plays/formations in the future will be designed for improve. They will be loosely created to try and force defensive breakdowns. One thing I'm pretty sure about is the NFL is yet to mature in terms of formations and strategy. 20 years from now going for it on 4th down may be the norm, or QB's might take punt like snaps from shotgun. Anything can happen.

Some of the FA's that we could not sign may have been in the plans but those plans are constantly evolving. If TD's past is any indication to his future then he probably has several solutions to the OL problem. So lets not hit the panic button yet as we still have many options across the offensive line. Here are a just a few thoughts on what we might do heading into the 2005 season. 1. Package our #2 + Henry to creep up to the top of round #2 or the bottom of round #1. At this point I don't see Henry getting us a #2 or #3, however if we package him and a pick we will be in position to draft a NFL ready G/C. Like many I like Baas and feel that he will still be around in these draft slots. 2. Just because the LJ Shelton trade is considered dead in the media does not mean it won't happen. Remember the Bledsoe trade? It was on and off about 20 times before it actually went threw. The demands of both party’s (Henry/Arizona) will subside as the season approaches making a late trade a much larger possibility. 3. Teague can play T if need be. While he wouldn't be my first choice at Tackle he could fill in for a couple years and do a decent job. 4. Cap causality’s and remaining FA's. If we need one more player to complete this line then we should have some option with this route. I'm guessing one of options one and two will occur, and options three and four will also occur. So my 2005 offensive line would look like this for options one and two. Option 1 LT- Teague LG-FA C- Baas/R RG- Villarrial RT Williams Option 2 LT-Shelton LG-FA C-Teague RG-Villarrial RT- Williams

Burn it....But before you do kick it in the nuts a few times.

Take the Lions over the Astros

He probably just assumed that most fans remember how many players they signed to make one last go at it. But since you don't remember here are a few players that picked up that season. Norton Jr Plummer Dent Sanders So I would say that the 94-95 49ers would be a good example of a team spending big and it paying off. As for the history of the NFL, Free Agency is just a blip on the map. So to say bringing in big time players won't work is false. It has helped close teams push over the hump (49ers, Ravens) and very good teams sustain success (Pats, Dallas).

You sold our house Tyrone? What did you do with the money? I threw 300,000$ crack party