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Colonel Flagg · #76

I saw this. I mean, yeah, he probably should have just taken a knee and let the offense take three runs and kick, but geez, that's harsh.

10K, you have any local spin on this incident?

10,000 Volt Ghost · #77

Actually yeah. I'm really proud to be where I'm from. Everyone acts like its a small town but actually its a decent sized city. Between 500,000 people there are only like 2-3 degrees of separation here.

I personally think he should have taken a knee but hindsight is always 20/20. McKelvin normally is really responsible with ballhandling but he really didn't deserve what happened to his lawn. They were able to find the kids:

http://www.wgrz.com/news/local/story...70327&catid=37

Both under the age of 18.

I've noticed we really do have some of the worst fans though. When our coach was Malarchuk a few years ago he actually left because people were calling and sending mail to his house saying they were going to kill/injure him and his family because of bad play calling.

Colonel Flagg · #78

How lucky is Hank Baskett?

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4480266

Never mind about his personal life (Kendra's stud-muffin) - he gets cut by the Eagles only to get signed by historically one of the most potent passing offenses in the NFL.

10,000 Volt Ghost · #79

GO BILLS!

Colonel Flagg · #80

The Wildcat Formation don't mean squat if your not so special teams (or "Special" teams) make as many mistakes as the Eagles did against the Saints.

It looked good for Philly after one half, and then they had to come back out to play the rest of the game. Yuck.

Colonel Flagg · #81

Michael Crabtree's head continues to grow uncontrollably. Regrettably the condition seems to be irreversible.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4491142

El Blanco · #82

Someone needs to get some facts through his head:

1) Sitting out a year will not help his rating, even if he blows up in the combine. Ask Maurice Clarrette

2) There will be at least 4 other highly rated wideouts in next year's draft. They all will have been playing and none will have the stigma.

3) Next year will have a rookie salary cap

4) Most teams generally don't have "draft rusty, egotistical, inexperienced, high maintenance wide receiver" at the top of their to do list

Colonel Flagg · #83

I want him to sit out the year. Teach all these egomaniacs a lesson in humility.

Pentegarn · #84

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Originally Posted by El Blanco

4) Most teams generally don't have "draft rusty, egotistical, inexperienced, high maintenance wide receiver" at the top of their to do list

I must say, I am jealous I didn't think to say this first, good one El Blanco

MattJack · #85

Drew.Mother.Fu*king.Brees.

That is all.

Pentegarn · #86

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Originally Posted by MattJack

Drew.Mother.Fu*king.Brees.

That is all.

Drew Brees is a freaking beast.

I have said as much since his days at Purdue.

El Blanco · #87

I had both him and Philip Rivers on my fantasy team last year.

Then, everyone else got on the band wagon and I'm stuck with Kurt Warner this year in my money league.

Colonel Flagg · #88

That sucks

Warner would have been a good pick about 2-3 seasons ago.

Pentegarn · #89

I know Ocho Cinco isn't everyones favorite, but his antics amuse me

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shu...urn=nfl,191579

Colonel Flagg · #90

This almost beats TO and the pom-poms. And unlike TO (sharpie) and Horn (can you hear me now) this stunt isn't fine-worthy.

Pentegarn · #91

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Originally Posted by Colonel Flagg

This almost beats TO and the pom-poms. And unlike TO (sharpie) and Horn (can you hear me now) this stunt isn't fine-worthy.

That's what I like about Ocho Cinco, his antics are amusing, and usually not in violation of the rules. Sure he talks... a lot... but he almost always makes me laugh with his smack talk and on field antics.

El Blanco · #92

I'm still waiting for him to bring Icky Woods in for an endzone dance.

I can actually forgive TO for the Sharpie thing. The ball he autographed went to his friend in Seattle that runs charity auctions. That was the guy he handed the ball to.

I'm just upset the NFL banned players from using social networks (Twitter, Facebook etc etc) during the game

Pentegarn · #93

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Originally Posted by El Blanco

I can actually forgive TO for the Sharpie thing. The ball he autographed went to his friend in Seattle that runs charity auctions. That was the guy he handed the ball to.

Ah yes, the "Sign o' trouble"

I gave TO a pass on that too I admit, in fact I laughed like an idiot for a week when he did it. He just gets way too pouty way too easily and that is when I get sick of him (it would help though if he could keep the sort of on field antics pace of a "sign o' trouble", but he never did anything near as funny after that)

El Blanco · #94

How do you top it?

Babs · #95

So since the Bengals got the best of the Steelers I'm ready for them to wipe the shit out of the Browns and leave no streaks.

Pentegarn · #96

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Originally Posted by El Blanco

How do you top it?

TO couldn't, and therein lies his problem and why he never went on to be a master of antics. Too good too fast, then the cell phone call followup was just weak.