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stinky finger

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  1. I wish you were on my Xmas list.
  2. I respect your opinion but you can have this flimsy assessment back if you'd like.
  3. Very impressive! However, I don't trust him. I don't get a good vibe about Braylon. I've seen too many "look at me moments" and too many inconsistancies. Too many routine drops. He's not that good.
  4. So the offense is more diversified, granted. The team will not advance as presently con stituted. I love the player (Julio Jones), it just seems that when you're constructing a team to combat a perrenial winner, a SB champ, a team with one of those once in a generation QB's, you do all you can do to battle their strength. We've all seen the likes of Brady, Manning, etc look awfully mortal when you construct a defensive gameplan designed to rock their comfort level. That's the approach the Falcon's should adhere to instead of beating the master at his plan. Not likely gonna work. Just my opinion, Joe 6. Happy New Year!
  5. If they were so against it, they should have made a defensive stop. They did have a say in the outcome, did they not? I'll go back to this. What do these #'s do for the TEAM? Terriffic WR? No doubt, but not what they need to accomplish the ultimate goal. Their philoshophy seems skewed. They want to outscore the Saints. That hasn't worked in the two games thus far and won't happen should they meet again. Want to beat the Brady's , Manning's, Rodgers, Bree's of the world? Get in their face...defensively. The Falcons had a good offense before Jones. Perhaps more defensive help would have been a more prudent call. It's difficult to beat the Saints at their own game. The trade to get Jones was ill-advised as I see it.
  6. Yes, SB. You don't make that caliber trade unless you think THAT player is the missing piece. Otherwise, it goes down as a failure. I'm guessing they could have done better for the team had they not done this deal. No, I know they could have. This team isnt capable of winning a SB.
  7. Questionable calls? Surely, but I can't stand the Falcons so it's good. This will be a blowout as will the playoff rematch. How will we know if that deal pans out?
  8. Good call. One of my favorites from yesteryear. BAck when I actually gave a damn about the NBA and Bullets were an acceptable team name.
  9. This would require a major committment to the run. If Chan is still the man, this aint happenin'.
  10. Hope your player had a helmet on.
  11. I had them at 5-11. I fear the direction of this team on all fronts.
  12. Also, the many that claim the injuries did us in. DOn't kid yourselves.
  13. When you look at this Bills roster, QB is way down the list of needs. If we can't get Luck, look elsewhere for your pick. There are so many other needs. A defensive heavy draft would work for me.
  14. This......all....day.....long.
  15. I like the god blessed kid.
  16. As a manager, I like Bobby V.. Don't know his style will translate with this group of players. From Tito to Bobby, can"t get much different. This should be interesting.
  17. Adhering to your rather extreme choices I shall say..... out of towner and the team goes nowhere at break-neck speed. You asked.......
  18. Is it apathy so much or is it that you could care less either way?
  19. yep.....you left out "sufferin' suckatash".
  20. Yes it is! Who's hosting the elimination party?
  21. Just got off the horn with Andy Reid. He tells me he's not a big fan of this philosophy.
  22. Anyone care to comment on the state of the Sox/Yanks? Where they are, where they're going? YAnks will seemingly have a relatively quiet offseason by their standards. They will most certainly look to add pitching. The everyday lineup seems mostly set. Will Swish be the starter in RF? Who will DH? Platoon, perhaps? Does Gardner's play warrant him starting day 1 next season? Do they look to upgrade there? It seems the Yanks brass has become, shall I say, more patient with their own. Allowing the up and comers a chance to prove themselves. Being a Yankee fan, I like this. What of the Sox? What a tumultuous end of the season. Gone are Theo and Tito. You had John Henry driving around town listening to sports talk radio and feeling the need to stop into 98.5 FM studios (Felger/Maz) to speak his mind. How bizzarre!?!?!? He basically contradicted Lucchino who was on rival EEI days prior. Didn't look nor sound like this group was on the same page. Hey Carl, like Boston and your owner much? LAckey gone for 2012. Perhaps a good thing, all considered. Papelbon gone. This has flown under the radar. Bard? Is he ready to take over? Not by his performance late last season. Ortiz, coming back? RF goes to whom? Pitching questions abound. Damage control in overdrive. Does anyone really believe with all that has transpired at Yawkey Way recently that snot nosed Ben Cherington will call the shots easrly on in his tenure as GM? Not in my opinion. Not with all the upheaval. Thoughts?
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