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And thats with him having 3 games of 25 yards or less.

Dropped ball in the endzone by a WR ... you were talking about how Miami's receivers were dropping Harringtons balls.

Right. You can find CB's who can consistantly shutdown big game WR's consistantly like Clements has done. Everytime I hear other fan talk they speak of how they "need a CB", "need secondary" , their teams "pass defense sucks" ... we finally have a darn good one and were willing to let him go.

Oh OK. So by that logic Losman is really 2,500 yards 15 TD's and 6 INT's ... nice!

Thats what im thinking.

Do you have a link for Chris Browns playoff scenario? edit: nevermind I found it http://buffalobills.com/blog/index.jsp?blogger_id=1

1. That doesnt explain his poor stats THIS year in Miami 2. Detroit has a good tandem of receivers

I agree with you except for I think that he has been playing like a $35 mill corner the past few years and a $45 mill corner the past 6 weeks. You have to remember that Inflation is hitting the NFL hard.

Thus why I welcome Tom Golisano. I say Ralph makes him part owner now and upon Ralphs passing, Tom takes full reigns of the team.

No, not fathoms. But they are apart. Put it this way. Harrington has started THREE TIMES the ammount of games as Losman (more experience) and in his 5th full year in the league he still has worse numbers than a QB in his 2nd full year with 40 some less starts? When that QB's main attribute is scrambling with the ball, then the knee injury is much worse of a situation than for others.

Your kidding right? 4 more TD's than INT's and a 85 QB rating is worse than 1 MORE intereption than TD and a 72 QB rating. BTW: are you saying that having 1 AFC Championship ring and 0 SB rings is better than having 4 AFC Championship rings and 0 SB rings? Boy the people around here are getting weirder. P.S. Coulda had Brees.

Ok. So basically your saying this: Nate has always done a GOOD job at his position and has shutdown wide receivers like Steve Smith, Johnson ... etc but it was not until he past 6 games that he became a true PLAYMAKER. One that can break a game open? Correct? So now we are going to let him go to another team because we dont want to potentially "overpay" a GOOD player ALL the time and who is a PLAYMAKER some of the time? That is the type of thinking that has gotten us to no playoffs in the past 6 years. We need to stop getting rid of players because we dont want to overpay them. Think Pat Williams, Ted Washington, Antoine Winfield, Sam Cowart ... etc Find me two other times I bragged about me being right about Nate.

I dont think McNally's job was ever in jeopardy to anyone but the fans. There is a reason why many have said that he is the best OL coach in the game when we picked him up. Refer to this post for my answer to that. http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showt...ndpost&p=863144 Ditto what he said.

The Fins found a QB? Really? Who? Harrington: 2,100 yards, 12 TD's, 13 INT's, 72.9 passer rating. Surely not that guy.

Since when do you consider me the Lord? If you feel the need to write "intelligently while enjoying our football" then do so ... but quit judging other people who dont feel like it.

Clements will probably be looking for about $50 million. The biggest contract in the league is more than double that. How do you we pay him that kind of money? Well perhaps we actually SPEND some of the nearly 30 some million we will have in un-used cap space. Its really sickening to go year after year after year dumping players because we dont want to pay them.

Thats one theory ... OR he was playing just as well as he is now except he wasnt doing all of the flashy stuff that gets the announcers/station to notice him, such as the huge hits and batdowns. If you cared to pay attention at the games late last season and earlier this season, you would see that Clements has been blanketing his receiver every since he dominated Steve Smith last year. He just wasnt having those chances for huge hits and batdowns ... mainly because the QB's havent been throwing to his side since then. In fact I cant remember him giving up more than 1 TD total in the past 17-18 games. Can you? Its tough to see how good a CB or S is doing unless your at the game, because the TV station and announcers are most likely going to be paying attention to the other, more high profile, players on the field. Im sorry to break it too you and everyone else, but Clements has been as solid as a rock since week 11 or so last year and every game this year. It's not all about that huge INT or that bone-crushing hit. It is about being consistantly solid in covering your receiver and taking that WR out of the game. Clements is probably in the top 3 in the league in that category.

We will probably go into Week 1 with the most space.

I can think of TWO ... Doug Flutie, and Travis Henry. You probably shouldnt try to diss someone when you dont know them.

I remember a time not too far ago when I was flamed for suggesting us re-signing Nate. Oh how the bandwagon is getting full.

In all honesty (dont laugh), Drew Brees reminds me of Tom Brady without the SB rings. He has poise, he has a good arm but not a great one, he can dink and dunk it then throw a 40 yard TD (which he just did). He (in my opinion) is a real franchise QB.

4 tickets in any of the clubs

Myne was posted at 7:08 and yours at 7:09 ... so how do you figure yours came out before?

Are you serious? If there is NO hole to run through, you are forced to juke to the outside (aka something you and Dawgg call "dancing") Let me illustrate: McGahee ---->>> ||| << D lineman looking to kill him because they were not blocked by the offense So McGahee instead of getting creamed TRIES to make something and does this: ---> | | |> -->