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NFL Off Season (Draft, FAs, coaching carousel)

4th round 1st pick Cowboys choose my boy Stephen McGee. That is a fantastic selection, he will make a great backup to Romo.
 
Dear Denver.
What the fuck are you thinking? You lose a top Qb and in number 6 draft pick you pick up.....a rb?!!
I know Knowshon is well regarded but fuck me lads! Im picking whichever d is playing Denver each week.
 
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Dear Denver.
What the fuck are you thinking? You lose a top Qb and in number 6 draft pick you pick up.....a rb?!!
I know Knowshon is well regarded but fuck me lads! Im picking whichever d is playing Denver each week.
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Kyle Orton isn't that bad
 
[quote author=Karl Hungus link=topic=30752.msg853623#msg853623 date=1240762848]
4th round 1st pick Cowboys choose my boy Stephen McGee. That is a fantastic selection, he will make a great backup to Romo.
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in two years time sir once Kitna retires.
 
It's official. The Oakland Raiders are the single most embarrassing franchise in ALL of sport, American and beyond.

I mean, they're FAR worse than Leeds, even.
 
You missed the small print after that statement

"except the Lions"


Hopefully there'll be some Orlando Pace type available with next years number one pick.
 
Dunno about that, Georgie.

At least you're trying to get better.

Al Davis' recent drafting reminds me of Cnl. Melchard's strategy in Blackadder Goes Forth... "Let's do something so f#$!ing ridiculous that we surprise the enemy into surrendering".

Pathetic.

And we'll remain so until the man dies, unfortunately.
 
Who is gonna take over after Al kicks the bucket, his son? While I will admit he is a clown, I can see us having the same conversation in reverse about Jerry Jones on about 10 years.
 
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So who takes over for Davis?
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RIP to the greatest footballician ever

WASHINGTON -- Jack Kemp, the ex-quarterback, congressman, one-time vice-presidential nominee and self-described "bleeding-heart conservative," died Saturday. He was 73.

Kemp died after a lengthy illness, according to spokeswoman Bona Park and Edwin J. Feulner, a longtime friend and former campaign adviser. Park said Kemp died at his home in Bethesda, Md., in the Washington suburbs.

Kemp's office announced in January that he had been diagnosed with an unspecified type of cancer. By then, however, the cancer was in an advanced stage and had spread to several organs, Feulner said. He did not know the origin of the cancer.

Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., called Kemp "one of the nation's most distinguished public servants. Jack was a powerful voice in American politics for more than four decades."
 
Not sure what you can 'wish' someone after being partially paralyzed but let's hope the Cowboys take care of him and all others injured in this.

A Dallas Cowboys scouting assistant was permanently paralyzed from the waist down after his spine was severed during the collapse of the team’s tent-like practice structure in a severe storm.

The team announced Rich Behm was in stable condition at Parkland Hospital on Sunday after surgery to stabilize a fracture to the thoracic spine.

The 33-year-old Behm was among a dozen people hurt in the accident Saturday, and was one of three Cowboys staffers who remained hospitalized.

Joe DeCamillis, 43, the team’s new special teams coach, sustained a fracture of one of his cervical vertebrae without paralysis. He was in stable condition at Parkland and scheduled for surgery Monday.

Assistant athletic trainer Greg Gaither, 35, had surgery Saturday night to repair a fracture to the tibia and fibula in his right leg. He is expected to be released from the Baylor Regional Medical Center later this week.
 
Favre to return from retirement .... To the Vikings?!? that's the rumor now.

Dungy met Vick ... No one knows why exactly, but perhaps a return to the NFL could be on the cards.
 
IRVING, Texas - Former Cowboys safety Roy Williams will have the chance to turn his career around next season after agreeing to a short-term deal with the Cincinnati Bengals on Wednesday.

Williams is reunited with one-time Cowboys defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer, who schooled the five-time Pro Bowler during his first five years in the league. Williams has said for a while he was better-suited to play close to the line of scrimmage in a 4-3 defense. The Cowboys switched to the 3-4 under Bill Parcells in 2005, and Williams' once high level of play deteriorated ever since.
 
So who's gonna be better? Stafford or Sanchez?

I reckon sanchez will be better for a year or two but if the lions get an o line Stafford could be excellent. He and Calvin Johnson could be the future!
 
Stafford could be excellent, but he could be seriously hurt in a few years, he has zero support right now. That being said, there is less pressure on him than Sanchez, I mean all he needs to do is win one game, and he is an improvement. The Jets will stupidly be expecting a playoff spot.
 
[quote author=Karl Hungus link=topic=30752.msg856810#msg856810 date=1241182671]
So who takes over for Davis?
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There's some real ball-busting lady that's been his right hand for donkies years now, who'd very highly regarded in upper NFL circles (allegedly) who looks to be next in line to run the team, though actual ownership will stay with his kids.
 
[quote author=Karl Hungus link=topic=30752.msg862540#msg862540 date=1241819727]
Yeah, is she any good or is she in the same mold as big Al.
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From what I read, she've really sharp and would be a huge improvement over the poor, senile one...

Of course, if she were THAT great, would she still be at the world's worst franchise?
 
She is probably gutting it out because she knows when he checks out she will be in complete power, something she may not be able to get with other teams.
 
Was just reading Espn.com and article with Carson Palmer blasting Ochocinco ... So I was like, who the hell is Ochocinco? Realizing it was 85, I had to guess it was Chad et voila - going by Wiki, it is:

He legally changed his surname from Johnson to Ochocinco prior to the 2008 regular season to reflect his Bengals uniform number. While he references his last name as two words "Ocho Cinco", a paperwork technicality has condensed his legal last name into one word

What a tool.
 
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