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Would loooove that. And I am predicting it to happen. I just don't want something to happen to us like what happened when we wanted Brandon Flowers. We trade back, and Flowers (the guy we were targeting) gets picked DIRECTLY in front of us. Then we get Jordy. Blah. I also like the Kelvin Sheppard pick trident, very nice.

Wisniewski... are you fucking serious? Worst mock I've seen this offseason. Holy fuck.

Well, if no one cared... We would already have NCAA post icons. So...

The white ones are kinda plain, but the red and black ones are pretty sweet, IMO. Those Washington uni's though are just... ugly pasty colors.

Could we see a 1st round without a running back taken?

I love the black Arizona State ones.

Talking post icons? I dunno if NCAA is all that popular to demand X post icons. What kind of general ones?

Mallet won't go that high. If the 49ers are interested in a QB with their first pick, they can trade down and take Ponder, who is a better fit for their system anyway.

Derrick Mason is one of the dumbest mother fuckers in the league. 1) Anybody that understands what's been going on the NFL agree with Mason? That's ironic... Because Derrick Mason has no fucking clue what's going on. 2) "I'm not saying this to disrespect him"... Wait, what? How do you call someone a joke, and say you aren't tyring to disrespect that person?

So.. I was still playing some Modern Warfare 2 and noticed two HUGE differences between that and black ops. 1) A lot more connection issues / lag. And it wasn't just on my end because I switched directly over to BO and had no issues. 2) There is a LOT more camping and A LOT more noob tubing (m203). The number of people who camp or just run around with the m203 is insane. Was seriously pissing me off... lol

That's why I have so much space. LOVE the slim. So quiet, doesn't over heat... Amazingness.

B. C seems like it would fuck things up. Who is to say the 3rd QB isn't better than the best C? With option C, that isn't a possibility. The #1 best player may still be the same, but the guys who come afterward would not be accurate as far as the nature of this competition, IMO.

Straight Chalk.

Curtis Lofton and Josh Freeman were muh upsets.

Campbell and Dockett were my upsets.

Ya know... I hope he has a long and prosperous NFL career... but I wouldn't even touch him that high.

The Bucs have terrible fans anyway. They don't deserve 8 home games. Maybe in London, somebody will actually give a shit about them.

Okay.. this is what people don't understand... The collective bargaining agreement isn't just about money. It's EVERYTHING. Retired players benefits, splitting the profits, drug testing, etc etc etc etc... EVERYTHING. Without this policy, there may not BE an agreement. These players are acting like all the two sides have to do is "stop being greedy" and decide how to split their billions of dollars. And whoever is informing the players of the happen stance of these negotiations... needs to be fired. Because they are not helping the situation at all. It's a lot more complicated than most give credit to. And I understand not caring, and just wanting football. I feel that way sometimes too. But then don't speak out pretending like you know something when in fact you are completely oblivious to the nature of the beast. (Generic "you", not specifically rzb)

With the 199th Selection in the 2011 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs Select.... STEVAN RIDLEY, RUNNING BACK, LSU Thomas Jones has a great 1st half to the 2010 season, but you could see that his age was catching up with him in the 2nd half. Ridley is a powerful back with great size to compliment Jamaal Charles. He has a high motor, and keeps his legs churning at all times to pound out some of those tough yards. He is also a pretty good back in pass protection.

TGP Vindicators Season 5, Week 2 TGP Vindicators @ New York Giants Scoring Summary -- 1st Quarter ----- (TGP) J. Richardson, 1 yard pass from C. Daniel, 4:54 ----- (TGP) D. Miles, 4 yard pass from C. Daniel, :08 --2nd Quarter ----- (NYG) E. McCamish, 33 yard FG --3rd Quarter ----- (NA --4th Quarter ----- (NYG) E. McCamish, 32 yard FG, 8:57 ----- (TGP) Kicker, 38 yard FG, 3:23 ----- (NYG) C. Heston, 10 yard pass from E. Manning (2pt failed), :40 Final Score: 17 - 12, TGP Passing Caden Daniel 21 / 31, 156 Yards, 2 TD, 101 Rating Rushing S. Galea - 14 carries, 32 yards, 2.2 avg G. Vincent - 10 carries, 17 yards, 1.7 avg Receiving J. Maverick - 7 catches, 43 yards, Drop D. Miles - 4 catches, 24 yards, TD J. Richardson - 3 catches, 18 yards A. Johnson - 3 catches, 26 yards, Drop D. Christmas - 2 catches, 33 yards S. Galea - 1 catch, 6 yards G. Vincent - 1 catch, 6 yards Blocking RT - 2 Pancakes RG - 2 Pancakes LT - 1 Pancakes (Kevin Smith) Defense B. Cuda - 7 tackles, 1 ast, 1 sack K. Trolin - 6 tackles, 1 ast, PDEF Z. Graham - 6 tackles, PDEF, FR (0yds) M. Law - 5 tackles, 1 ast, 1 sack, PDEF S. Brock - 4 tackles, 1 ast D. White - 4 tackles, 7 ast, 1 TFL C. Phillips - 3 tackles, 1 ast, PDEF G. Kirbas - 3 tackles, 3 ast, PDEF L. Penner - 1 tackle, 1 INT (52 Yards), PDEF D. Woodson - 1 tackle, PDEF, FF G. Byakko - 1 ast Kicking -- Kicking G. K - 1 FGM / 1 FGA -- Punting G. P - 7 punts, 52.3 Avg, 47.4 Net Avg Returns --Kicks D. Miles - 1 KR, 14 yards --Punts D. Miles - 0 PR Opponents MVPs Eli - 23 / 44, 254 Yards, TD, INT, 67.8 Rating Ahmad Bradshaw - 23 carries, 88 yards, 3.8 avg Hakeeeem - 7 catches, 72 yards Boss Man - 5 catches, 62 yards NOTES - 1st game with your settings.

We have made it to the Final Four in EA's tourney to determine who graces the cover of Madden 2012... http://espn.go.com/sportsnation/feature/madden2012cover Who Did You Vote For? 1 Aaron Rodgers Vs 10 Peyton Hillis 3 Michael Vick Vs 9 Adrian Peterson

I just got rivered / nigged in literally... 5 consecutive hands. I would rather not discuss how much I lost.

Supreme Court rejects damages for innocent man who spent 14 years on death row A bitterly divided Supreme Court on Tuesday tossed out a jury verdict won by a New Orleans man who spent 14 years on death row and came within weeks of execution because prosecutors had hidden a blood test and other evidence that would have proven his innocence. The 5-4 decision delivered by Justice Clarence Thomas shielded the New Orleans district attorney's office from being held liable for the mistakes of its prosecutors. The evidence of their misconduct did not prove "deliberate indifference" on the part of then-Dist. Atty. Harry Connick Sr., Thomas said. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg emphasized her disapproval by reading her dissent in the courtroom, saying the court was shielding a city and its prosecutors from "flagrant" misconduct that nearly cost an innocent man his life. "John Thompson spent 14 years isolated on death row before the truth came to light," she said. He was innocent of the crimes that sent him to prison and prosecutors had "dishonored" their obligation to present the true facts to the jury, she said. In the past, the high court has absolved trial prosecutors from any and all liability for the cases they bring to court. The key issue in the case of Connick vs. John Thompson was whether the district attorney could be held liable for a pattern of wrongdoing in his office and for his failure to see to it that his prosecutors followed the law. In 1999, when all his appeals had failed on his conviction for the murder of a hotel executive, Thompson was scheduled to be put to death. But a private investigator hired by his lawyer found a blood test in the police lab that showed the man wanted for a related carjacking had type B blood, while Thompson's was type O. Thompson had been charged with and convicted of an attempted carjacking near the Superdome as a prelude to charging him with the unsolved murder of a hotel executive. The newly revealed blood test spared Thompson's life, and a judge ordered a new trial on the murder charge that had sent him to death row. His new defense lawyers found other evidence that had been hidden, including eyewitnesses reports. Bystanders reported seeing a man who was 6 feet tall with close-cropped hair running away holding a gun. Thompson was 5 feet 8 and had a bushy Afro. With the new eyewitness reports and other evidence that pointed to another man as the killer, Thompson was quickly acquitted of all the charges in a second trial. He won $14 million in damages in a civil suit against the district attorney. In rejecting the judgment, Justice Thomas described the case as a "single incident" in which mistakes were made. He said Thompson did not prove a pattern of similar violations that would justify holding the city's government liable for the wrongdoing. Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justices Antonin Scalia, Anthony M. Kennedy and Samuel A. Alito Jr. joined to form the majority. However, Thompson's lawyers showed that at least four prosecutors knew about the hidden blood test. They also showed evidence of other, similar cases in New Orleans in which key evidence was concealed from defense lawyers. http://articles.latimes.com/2011/mar/30/nation/la-na-court-prosecutors-20110330

No idea what you are talking about...