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| The Mad Dog (7/17/2008)
What will be even funnier is, how you'll never hear me credited with the Quentin Moses selection again if he becomes a good player under Parcells/Sparanoin Miami.
You'll do all the crediting for yourself :X
I do think the Moses thing is a little overboard though. I don't see a reason to get on to someone over it. People make mistakes. It's not like you're the one running the organization. Kind of silly for other people on this board to hold your fake selections to the same standards.
I think Matt Forte is going to be a stud running back, and McFadden is going to suck the big one.
That's my opinion.
Maybe i'm right, maybe i'm wrong. But two years from now if Forte is searching for a job at Pizza Hut, I'll still say he had the best game tape running skills of anyone in this draft class.
--- My Offseason Story (funny video) ---
.. on vince young
David: he will find a way to throw this game away
David: even tho they already lost
Naddy: i need chargers to get a pick 6 to help out my playoff challenge
David: me too
David: that'd be nice
(3:44) (Shotgun) 10-V.Young pass deep middle intended for 17-Ch.Davis INTERCEPTED by 29-D.Florence at TEN 29.
David: bingo
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| BJORN TOURAQUE (7/18/2008)
Because its easier for you to predict the future than be reminded of your past failures.
Absolutely outstanding! This deserves a sticky.
"It would have been hard for me to hitch my cart to a guy who ended the season like Dave did in 2006." - Mary Garrard Vic: I can’t help but wonder if Bouman’s strong performance and Lemon’s weak one will cause Del Rio to re-think his two-quarterback philosophy. The only defense against madness is the accord of your peers. That is, if you can convince no one that your beliefs are well-founded, then it's probably you who are crazy, and not the herd. - Alexandre Kojeve |
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| BJORN TOURAQUE (7/18/2008)
The Mad Dog (7/17/2008)
What will be even funnier is, how you'll never hear me credited with the Quentin Moses selection again if he becomes a good player under Parcells/ Sparano in Miami.What's even funnier is that we'll never hear you take credit for the endless busts, over priced free agent washouts and failed playoff teams you've cried for endlessly over the years. Because its easier for you to predict the future than be reminded of your past failures. GO DENVER! WE COULD HAVE HAD RANDY MOSS! How about the classic " Quinn Gray Has the the most potential out of all the QBs on our roster " line
" The Jaguars will tank: Jacksonville has mishandled the quarterback position and both candidates — Byron Leftwich, designated the starter, and David Garrard — are shaky. Daunte Culpepper may be a possibility, but he also ranks as an unknown commodity these days.
That uncertainty, the slow development of receivers and the difficulty finding big plays more than offset a nice backfield combination of Fred Taylor and Maurice Jones-Drew and a high-ranking defense.
This will be Coach Jack Del Rio's last season in Jacksonville " |
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| The Mad Dog (7/17/2008)
What will be even funnier is, how you'll never hear me credited with the Quentin Moses selection again if he becomes a good player under Parcells/ Sparano in Miami.I am sure we'll never find out.
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