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In related news, the Cardinals have signed Mark Grudzielanek to play second base. Not a bad signing.

Kasper you are just so sure the Yankees are the only team that puts their money back into their team aren't you? Give me a break.

Not much. 1964 buddy

Don't rain on his parade, EVERYONE wants to be a Yankees. The huge contracts have NOTHING to do with it.

Please explain to me how that is any different than "1918"? Oh that's right, you can't. It sucks when someone has it on you doesn't it?

With a salary cap that wouldn't matter. You can only afford so many superstars. Right now you are allowed to go out and sign whoever you want for however much you want.

No, someone else called this person the smartest man alive. If it was about DC Tom he would be the one posting it.

Well we never saw her either

Well yeah, but when I originally opened the article I thought he had divorced her without telling her about it and then claimed the prize, NOW that would have been great, but like that article said, the judge would probably take him to the cleaners later.

Ridiculous. The Red Sox aren't far behind, maybe they can go after Beltran? He wants 20 million a year.

He wasn't really that smart, she still got 5.25 million for nothing.

That sounds about right. Would someone PLEASE fix the economics of baseball?

Truer words have never been printed.

So what is the Yankees Payroll now?

How so? I have provided facts and numbers with most of my posts on this matter. I'm not just sharing blanket opinons.

True irony if you consider the source. You could replace Moulds with Bledsoe in your original post and it would make alot more sense. Moulds is double teamed every play. Hes an unbeleivable blocker who hustles his ass off every play. He has a tremendous work ethic and might be the best athlete on the Bills. He has done everything to remain loyal to the Bills and he has kicked ass for us ever since his second year. But in your eyes its not Drew- its Eric. BTW as far as character- you are oozing with it. Very classy referring to JP as JP Loserman. I might add very mature. 195039[/snapback] Pete you should know not to bother with the Drew apologists, they can't provide stats, they just blindly support him with no basis or facts. It's fruitless.

Holding up parking lot traffic again Scott?

Little late on that one Jay

LOL.

Yeah they do, and they are all the same color.

HAHAHA Hardly what I was getting at, but for a 70's rock star at age 59 he looks like he's still functioning. Compare him with Ozzy who looks like he's about to die at any second and you get my point.

OK I was right on Plunkett then and I messed up with Stabler. So you've got 11 guys that aren't in the hall leading their teams to the title. Of course many of them have lots of HOF teammates, but I'll be you if you went and looked at all of them, the numbers for a DE wouldn't be as high as they are for a quarterback. There might only be 5 DE's that have been on SB winning teams in the HOF, as compared to 27 QB's.

I don't think he would, that's just my opinion. Look at every quarterback that's won a Super Bowl. I-II: Bart Starr (HOF) III: Joe Namath (HOF) IV: Len Dawson (HOF) V: John Unitas (HOF) VI, XII: Roger Staubach (HOF) VII-VIII: Bob Greise (HOF) IX, X, XIII, XIV: Terry Bradshaw (HOF) XI: Ken Stabler (HOF) XV, XVIII: Jim Plunkett XVI, XIX, XXIII, XXIV: Joe Montana (HOF) XVII: Joe Theisman XX: Jim McMahon XXI: Phil Simms XXII: Doug Williams XXV: Jeff Hostetler XXVI: Mark Rypien XXVII-XXVIII, XXX: Troy Aikman (future HOF) XXIX: Steve Young (future HOF) XXXI: Brett Favre (future HOF) XXXII-XXXIII: John Elway (HOF) XXXIV: Kurt Warner (NFL MVP) XXXV: Trent Dilfer XXXVI, XXXVIII: Tom Brady (future HOF) XXXVII: Brad Johnson Look at that list. I think Jim Plunkett is in the HOF but I'm not sure so I didn't list him as such. 10 Quarterbacks that aren't HOFer's have won the Super Bowl (including Plunket in the 10). Every other Super Bowl has been won by a HOF or future HOF quarterback. That's no coincidence Darin.

Yes I believe they were and here's why. Jeff Hostetler was very good at managing a game. Trent Dilfer was very good at managing the game. Doug Williams was very good at managing the game. Warner made that offense go with lights out play for that couple of seasons. Mark Rypien was a one year wonder, I agree with you on that. The quarterback position and the importance of it doesn't always have to do with stats. Hos did a great job of managing things and leaving it up to the Giant defense. He didn't try to play outside his abilities because he didn't have to. The same thing goes for Dilfer. You have to have a smart player behind center or you won't win. Trent Green puts up great numbers for the Kansas City Chiefs but I don't think they will ever win the Super Bowl with him at quarterback. He tries to play outside of his abilities a lot of times and you won't win the Super Bowl with a QB that does that. It's all about decision making, and that's why the QB decision is most important to a football decision. If you have a quarterback that makes good decisions with the ball you will be successful, if you have one that doesn't you won't. Drew has some pretty good career STATS but that's all they are is stats.

QB is the most important position on the football field, no doubt about it. Look at every team in the playoffs. NFC- Favre, Culpepper, Hasslebeck, McNbabb, Vick, Bulger AFC- Manning, Brees, Pennington, Ben, Brady, Plummer With the exception of Brees, Big Ben, and Plummer I think every one of those guys is a top notch QB. I can't put Brees and Ben in there because this is the first year we have seen anything from them and Plummer is an average QB. To get to the playoffs you have to have solid play from the quarterback position. Drew does not cut it.