Ghost of BiB Posted March 4, 2006 Posted March 4, 2006 I am not doubting you my friend. Just the way CTM said it cracked me up and not to mention flashbacks to my single days. 617904[/snapback] But he's right. He's seen my car. Shame about his. I'm not sure he's told the story here, so I won't go too far. Brand new car, sitting parked on the curb in front of the house and totalled by a drunk running into it. Actually twice. We were looking at it, and the damage looked like someone hit it, backed up and hit it again. Hit and run. Some days, you just can't make a nickle.
EC-Bills Posted March 4, 2006 Posted March 4, 2006 But he's right. He's seen my car. Shame about his. I'm not sure he's told the story here, so I won't go too far. Brand new car, sitting parked on the curb in front of the house and totalled by a drunk running into it. Actually twice. We were looking at it, and the damage looked like someone hit it, backed up and hit it again. Hit and run. Some days, you just can't make a nickle. 617907[/snapback] Yeah, I caught his original thread on it before it disappeared. That majorly blows donkies. I hope CTM nails this person's ass to the wall and then some. I don't tolerate drunk drivers.
Dan III Posted March 4, 2006 Posted March 4, 2006 Actually my smart friends came through without realizing it. They gave a reference on Bledsoe, but thought he signed after FA period started. He was officially released Feb 22rd, and signed the next day with Dallas. http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=1997976 http://www.buffalobills.com/news/news.jsp?news_id=3105 Free agency last year started March 2nd. So it was before the official start. http://www.nfl.com/freeagency/qa And I was right. 617860[/snapback] I think Muhsin Muhammed was a cap casualty that signed before the start of FA also.
Horus Posted March 4, 2006 Posted March 4, 2006 Why? I want to see the rule. I believe I have heard of teams actually signing players early. In addition how was Detroit allowed to sign King then yesterday. 617747[/snapback] King did not play in the NFL after being released by the Arizona Cardinals a year ago following a three-game stretch during the 2004 season, his sixth in the NFL. he was able to be sighned due to being out of football lastyear
frogger Posted March 4, 2006 Posted March 4, 2006 Actually the answer. if we are still postiong about it, and not on some other rant by page 3 is. The Players and coaches along with the league, are holding off on the release of those players. as it stands, those who have been released can be picked up by their old teams, depending on the CBA agreement. It was their way of rewarding those teams that got under the 94 million dollar cap. An Example: if they decide to extend the CBA, and the cap goes to 104ish, then we can just pick up Adams contract where we put it down without a bidding war. of course there will be hurt feelings.
Ghost of BiB Posted March 4, 2006 Posted March 4, 2006 Actually the answer. if we are still postiong about it, and not on some other rant by page 3 is. The Players and coaches along with the league, are holding off on the release of those players. as it stands, those who have been released can be picked up by their old teams, depending on the CBA agreement. It was their way of rewarding those teams that got under the 94 million dollar cap. An Example: if they decide to extend the CBA, and the cap goes to 104ish, then we can just pick up Adams contract where we put it down without a bidding war. of course there will be hurt feelings. 617949[/snapback] And I reserve my contract right to attempt to hijack any thread I choose.
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