Yeah, I was just making shite up anyway. I've had my two buddies who are die hard Eagles fans going for over half an hour.

As a Falcons fan, I am entitled to petty retribution biggrin:

Ronnie Brown is a Dolphin dance:

guess they weren't to keen on relying on Ricky Williams lol stupid:

got the same thing when i was working at a car dealership the year the eagles where in the playoffs against the bears (02 ?) brought a tv into my office and still the lot manager tried to tell me he just heard on the radio dnabb had broken his leg.......while i'm watching dnabb warm up on the field.

see you first game monday night in sept.

Guess teams are gonna just stack against the run.

I dont see AJ Feely, Sage Rosenfels, or Gus Ferotte Throwing on anybody

Ronnie brown is a good start though

GiAnts will win another Super Bowl before the Eagles win their first (if they ever win one that is)

The Eagles will win a superbowl before the leafs ever win another cup.

ps..the giants are mediocre at best

they will win the super bowl before next year? Doubt it.

Hockey will actually play next year? Doubt it.

rofl served bitch

Regardless of who Miami picks/picked, they're screwed. They need much more than a RB or QB.

They are on the track to rebuilding though...maybe they will play like shit again this year and get matt leinhart from USC next year.

how would you feel if you were just drafted and BOO'ed by the crowd? Like McNabb if anyone remembers that.

I'd feel like total shit loney:

Id go out and bust my ass and prove them all wrong untill everyone in the city wanted to suck on my fat dick...Isnt that right PKM our Resident "I'd Suck a Dick" front man?

PS PKM feasts on Cambell's Soups "Hearty Philly Mcnabb Man Chowder"...IT EATS LIKE A MEAL

maurice clarett was drafted last pick in the 3rd round by the Denver Broncos...

If i were the Broncos franchise, I would never bother drafting RB's. If you have yet to notice, anyone who stands behind QB in that system churns out a 1,000+ yards. (Terrel Davis, Clinton Portis, Mike Anderson, Olandis Gary, Reuben Droughns, etc.)

[quote="[DAS REICH] Blitz":f1d54]maurice clarett was drafted last pick in the 3rd round by the Denver Broncos...

If i were the Broncos franchise, I would never bother drafting RB's. If you have yet to notice, anyone who stands behind QB in that system churns out a 1,000+ yards. (Terrel Davis, Clinton Portis, Mike Anderson, Olandis Gary, Reuben Droughns, etc.)[/quote:f1d54]
I don't think Clarett will make it now. He had a better chance 2 years ago. He is pretty big now and is getting slow.

Honestly. They have a magical O-Line. Lucky bastards.

I think both of the Williams are beasts, but Rogers is waaaay too injury prone. We should've taken Erasmus James... need more D. PS - I was at Ford Field for the draft day party. Dominic Raiola tried to eat me. dance:

Re: NFL draft
 

[quote=rdeyes]i think thats who the browns are looking to take[/quote:08b76]

Trent Dilfer to Braylon Edwards for the touchdown rolleyes:

Clarett's first combine 40 time was 4.78, which pretty much garnished laughs from all the scouts (to put it in perspective, I ran a faster 40 time when I played football in high school). They told him to work on it, and come back to the 2nd combine. His 2nd combine score was 4.65, which is pretty decent provided he really does have the run power that is advertised. Considering many defensive ends and linebackers can run in the low 4.6 to mid 4.5 range (and Jevon Kearse runs a 4.43). He'll have to prove that he's grown up from his college years (wait, his college YEAR) and show that his character has improved, which I don't think it has. Clarett better hope he doesn't have to play against the likes of Brian Urlacher, Ray Lewis, Takeo Spikes, Derrick Brooks, or any other hard-hitting LB, because they will fold this guy in half.

correction resident 'my first reader' meat tube; i said i'd suck my own dick if i could. get your stupidity right.

[quote="philadelphia killing mach":464b6]correction resident 'my first reader' meat tube; i said i'd suck my own dick if i could. get your stupidity right.[/quote:464b6]

just stop dropping hints and come out already

[quote=Nyck]just stop dropping hints and come out already[/quote:08faf]

why you looking to get laid finally ?
my she-man, i said i'd suck my own dick if that was possible, not bust some poster's cherry because he was curious and looking.

Back on target, the Falcons had an average draft this year.

I doubt Roddy White (WR) sees playing time this season. Babineaux (DT) will probably be part of the rotation on the front four this season, he is a lot like Rod Coleman. Beck (LB) will probably join White as mainly a special teamer, but if he picks up the schemes in camp he might have a chance to be in the rotation (not starting) his first year. The rest are just wait and sees.

[quote="philadelphia killing mach"

why you looking to get laid finally ?
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try using that on some 15 year old or buckweed....Im married...Ive done the "getting laid" thing, Now im doint the "starting a family" thing. Something nature made sure you couldnt do with steve.

lions did OKay...too bad the 3 WR wont be on the same team in 3 years.

[quote=Nyck]lol you go start that family, i'm currenty 7 ahead of you, got almost a full nfl team in my backyard. too bad for the giants.

Pac Man > all others.

Stevie Wonder was real close to getting on the 49'r's.

can anyone from michigan give me some details on braylon edwards , being an ohio state fan i dont recall seeing much from him during the OSU vs Michigan game

11/20 @Ohio State Loss 37-21 Rec: 11 Receiving Yards: 172 YAC: 15.6 TD: 1

Height: 6'3"
Weight: 206 lbs
Hometown: Detroit, MI

Scouting Report:

After four years at the University of Michigan, Edwards has proven himself to be at the top of the '05 wide receiver class. Edwards has an explosive combination of size and speed that allow him to dominate the opposition any time he steps on the field.

This Wolverine has the strength and quickness to shed initial contact in press coverage but still needs to improve his hand and footwork off the line. Coordinators attempted to be physical with him, but most didn't have the personnel to do so.

Once past the second level, Edwards is nearly unstoppable; his speed directly results in separation from defensive backs. His body control and leaping ability allow him to shield off defenders while making the reception. He is also an accomplished route runner who knows how to break a defensive back's hips in coverage. He is also an adequate blocker.

On the downside, scouts have pointed to Edwards tendencies to pay less attention to detail in the past. He has been known to drop catchable passes on occasion and clearly needs to develop more consistency to become an elite NFL receiver. Braylon also has family lineage that doesn't exactly damage his stock; his father, Stanley, played in the NFL with the Oilers and Lions from 1982-87.

thanks +1