Shamrock

I kinda got that impression from Gruden's comments as well. In Oz, a small cyclone or twister is called a "willie willie" !

From about 1998, I came every 2 years from Melbourne, Australia for 1 game and sometimes a couple weeks of preseason.

Oz- cable TV, 10HD free to air and NFL stream are all available. It's played on a Monday morning here though

Who was playing LT for GB? Chad Clifton?

Wouldn't the Favre ranking be for someone that was on the board as a "Hall of Famer", albeit with an occaisonal post that got "picked" at, only to retire from the board with us giving them their dues only to find out that they've re-signed onto another board and became much loved and appreciated there only to retire, again and then to find out that they've come out of retirement and re-signed elsewhere... ... ...

Couple of comments FWIW... 1. I'd rather his high energy be used on making the pile than reading and reacting and running over to the pile. 2. I'm not sure what he's using that "Great" initial quickness for? It's certainly not getting to the passer or backfield stops. 3. He can seperate effectively? He seems swallowed consistently in games i've seen. 4. A solid pass rusher now gets what, 2-3 sacks per year? 5. Setting the edge be damned. I wish he'd close that edge down, or use that great initial quickness and technique to make a difference. 6. Wow, 28th overall. Wow. He's a high energy player granted. But I'd expect that in a salary he's gettin'...

At least the Af2 is a great chance for Aussies to get over and play some football. Mind you, I don't know how they survive on the salary!

Maybe he has less tape requirements, less to go through. It's 10 mins before training... really. So who was last off the field?

A few runs audibled as well against a rushing 3-4 if they want 8 back can work, Otis Anderson (i said it) way back when...

what's buddy going to do now...

The TE route from the punt formation that the Giants sprung with Mark Bavaro (?) to beat San Fran in the NFC Champ game was a good one.

Hansen. His 1995 (from memory) season was 10 sacks and about 120+ tackles... (memory may not be that good!). He averaged almost 6 sacks/ season in his 10 years, not sure tackle count.

http://football.calsci.com/Positions.html ...seriously though?

Kelly Slater... introduced surfing "outside" of the typical wave zone... Olympic Lifting- Dave Rigert formally the USSR

As an alternate source: Jonah Lomu- Rugby Union.

Was it Brandon Spoon who tore his bicep in his rookie year also?

Chris Doleman #56 and Hugh Douglas #53 come to mind, equally as bored.

I'm not sure of what the stats are on continuing a pro career after microfracture, but after reading what he can't do and with Marcus Jones as my last Bill who didn't return to the field following this sugery, i'd say no. It's almost cruel to make him run now, i wonder how bad his leverage would be, being a hip bender due to pain and weakness in the knee rather than a leg bender, possibly.

Hey C, Unfortunately wont be makin' the trip across the big pond this year ... wife's due in 19 weeks!!!! (Say hi to all)

As a senior clinician in am major metropolitan hospital and previously a sports physician for National League teams, a really interesting read.

But Ted had a pretty good step and a great hustle and push in Buffalo... then a huff and a puff or too, but a great push. Williams it seems can barely push a plate aside.

Didn't the Bills have a couple of LBers with the mullett and pornostache thing happening too... i think one was Ray Bentley and did Conlan sport that look also?

They should look at the 40time, provided a 240lb LBer is hanging off them. 10, 20 yard are betting indicators. TE, need to be able to get off the line and seperate, get into a block and adjust to a block quickly. If they go 40 yards there off the field for the next few series sucking wind...

...he probably wouldn't do the edges...

I've come down to Churchill. Apparently this one's deliberately lit. The toll keeps rising. Cousin lost her house, but that was all.