Tom

I think they use HP computers...... You get what you pay for!

I vote for x-Bill Jerry Crafts... He was an animal with beer, 'roids and..............

Thank God my hair is not nappy! Imus and Rev.Al are both jerks......

Sounds fine to me..........

From Baltimore I assume?

LoL............ Crap, I laughing so hard, I'll never fall asleep!

What are on? He would demand & command more than Nate......... Certainly not less!

I heard Ted Turner was in town today...........

MT=RJ

Seems like a ton of coin........ I guess it includes that BBQ joint but not the 7-11.

65........... but a young 65

Madden This is a real one.....

Jesse Chatman & LaMont Jordon = RJ

Different era...........

Robert Meachem, WR, Tennessee: Not only did Meachem produce big results as a junior in 2006 (71 catches for an 18.3 yard average and 11 TD's), but he also turned heads at the Combine with his 4.39 clocking at 6-2, 214 pounds.

It's there OK.........

Wayne Hills is a real rival to Parsippany Hills too but this kid is good. Clifton had a good year in '06.

OK, I hate many of the players from th 'U' but this kid is from NJ & is a beast. His father is an extremely successful HS Football coach who beat my sons team in the State Finals the past 2 years but hey. Greg Olsen TE

Leslie Gore?

I bet the Falcon Sprints!

BillsBabe..... Yeah....

Yeah, and the scores too!!

WoW............

I'd love to see him in a Bills uniform!

Michael Bush NFL DRAFT PROSPECT SCOUTING REPORT Ranked #38 on our Top 100 Prospects Board Position: RB School & Year/Status: Louisville - Senior Height & Weight: 6'3 - 240 lbs. 2007 NFL Draft Prospect - Scouting Report Bush is obviously a major wild card of the 2007 NFL Draft, as he missed basically the entire season with a broken leg, which he suffered in Louisville's first game. The injury derailed what could have been a 2006 campaign that featured a run for the Heisman Trophy. After all, Bush was coming off a junior season that saw him run for 1143 yards and 23 touchdowns while averaging 5.4 yards per carry. Bush is a monstrosity of a running back, and scouts could still have time to fall in love with him if he is ready to perform well at the NFL combine. If he isn't, then Bush will be a huge risk and could slip into the late-second round or even the third. The fact that Bush has never even pretended to able to block anyone will also hurt his stock. Still, his phenomenal size (to go along with solid breakaway speed and outstanding vision) should make Bush worthy of an early-to-mid second round selection.