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Frankly, given the choice between a legal status pending Watson or Tua, I'll take Watson.

Addison, Know, Singletary/Moss, Morse I am surprised that people are crapping on Feliciano, when the line play improved vastly when he came back from from injury. Frankly, Ford looked at home at guard as well, but Morse gets absolutely no push on the line.

Boo hoo, the only positions where numbers matter are O-linemen, as it is a penalty for them to be downfield, and receivers/backs to differentiate for said penalty.

... and generalissimo francisco franco is still dead Seriously any player with 2 years or less is practice squad eligible. So, this is one of the most pointless threads in the history of the board, which says a lot considering the days of crayonz posting.

Oh my god, why is Mr. Garrison saying "baby doll" over and over? "Frank Gore is 50 years old. 50!!!"

51-3... I mean after all we were all wide eyed and optimistic at that point before reality set in year after year

Fat Mike over McKinnie or Freeney. Though the Whitner and Maybin ones also sting

How about this? Let's give each team at least two bye weeks, and not be greedy enough to expect full admission price for preseason games? That would be the smartest set of moves long-term

I am excited for this year's Prem. I am not happy about my Spurs not buying a single player. I am happy that they didn't sell anyone and extended some key players. I also can't wait to see the new stadium open up, if it doesn't get delayed any further.

Hide yo kids, hide yo wife. Hide yo self, yo 8 years late with this.

My big s***fit is the idiots using "trickeration" which is not a f***in word, instead of "trickery." I get pissed off, because it bastardizes the English language, where you can watch English sportscasters elevate the language with an EPL, British Open, or F1 telecast.

Willie Totten ... 87 scab QB Seriously, this probably is the right direction as those scab players were terrible

to be fair, the morning bagel and coffee gives more fulfillment than a Sully article usually does (except when he is eating crow for being massively wrong)

If I read the title, it says in franchise history. This means that during the time of their tenure in Buffalo, they were polarizing or afterwards there is reasonable debate about them. For me in no particular order, Kelly- Great QB, who didn't want to be here, drank like a fish, and beat women. OJ- during career had one eye always on Hollywood, post career had one hand one on the knife. Ralph- because he was cheap. RJ/Flutie- the debate lingered for a long time, one QB aged, the other just sucked Tyrod- guy leads team to playoffs first time in almost 20 years, and is still traded to Cleveland.

One I thought I would have seen by now in this topic: Tommy Maddox to Big Ben