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Sounds like he painted the picture accurately.

Why did that shot of Ralph remind me of Weekend at Bernie's?

At least they are keeping it close

Bell: 3 early penalities McKelvin: 1 worst case scanario Otherwise I give the coaching staff an A+. A great game lost to one stupid decision by one player when the game was won. Why didnt he kneel? Why? It was absolutely ridiculous .. just ... i dunno i am speechless. Even suggesting that Jauron ought to be fired for this loss is sheer stupidity, why even open up a conversation like this? Did the OP watch the game?. The OP ought to be chastised for just buffing his post count with useless posts.

two first round picks? if it is for real, which i doubt, it isn't that bad a deal ...

Haslett would be a very poor hire.

meaning the coaches need to continue coaching when they have a lead.

we havent been able to hold a lead all year. this loss falls squarely on the shoulders of the coaching staff for settling into prevent way to early in the game.

ok ok ... since the playoff days ... remember those?

Moulds deserves more respect. he has been a staple since the super bowl days, year in year out the leading receiver. he catches the ball when it is thrown his way, ie he does his job. he is still a great receiver and has been loyal. this is the part of pro football i hate. When a great asset to the franchise is done wrong. in the past, we saw thurman, andre, and bruce done in similar fashion. he is the leading receiver on the team this year. not throwing the ball to him today is simply ridiculous.

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/louie/louie.html

Frank Zappa - Shut Up N Play Yer Guitar (Compact Disc Version)

Bledsoe rarely bothered to go past his first option ... The addition of a vertical threat at TE is a "good" thing. Thus, the addition of a TE who can be a vertical threat is needed. Now, if they implement vertical routes, and actualy utilize the TE position as a vertical threat, it will be a "very good" thing.

if he has no size, speed, rac, or hands, then he was a bad pick, not a bust.

I agree ... the 'Canes are 'Canes, they aren't there to solve world hunger, or perform complex mathmatical problems associated with balancing checkbooks. Let's be honest, the Miami football program is a generally considered an alternative to Jail/Prison in south Florida. But, we must not let them drag down the others guys drafted. the 4th-6th round guys are all bright, blue collar guys.

Phil Hansen was known to quiz opposing tackles ...

The Parrish pick reflects a lack of confidence in Josh Reed.

2) Parrish: small, decent speed. weak career stats (80+ catches, @1300 yds, 12td's would be a good season, not career) wr wasnt a need 3) Everett: good size, average speed. weak stats 32 catches, 400 yds, 3td's ??!?!!? fills a need though ... i guess 4) Preston: good size, lots of experience, fills a need. 5) King: smallish, avg speed, strong leader, fills a need. doesnt get ints 6) Geisinger: good size, strong like ox, fills a need. 7) Gates: smallish, slow, split carries entire college career. Is he someones nephew or something? Overall, i give it a C

BURN THE HERETIC!!!!

It isn't even in HD ... pretty sad.

Rosenhaus loves the 'canes. I hear he has considered getting a law degree, and opening a bail bonds business, in order to serve all his clients needs.

"hi suzy" is better than "i want to kiss you" so ... i consider that interview a success

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7 - 1 = 6 geez, i guess you are right. let me guess, you tutor math to Miami Hurricanes?

he is a charachter guy. after drafting two 'canes, a guy like this is needed to off-set the criminal element drafted before him.