The Great iBoldin

Heh, Bironas with the rare shank. He's got one of the strongest legs in the game. I still think Tennessee will win this football game. It's still too easy for the Titans' defensive line.

Steelers' offensive line starting right where they left off. Terrible. And Stapleton is out too.

Yeah, I mix up DeBose with another player, that ironically escapes my mind right now, haha.

They already proved they can play the best in the country time and time again. 2 National Championships, 2 SEC Championships in the past three years. Returned 18 starters from the National Championship team that had their way for most of the night with Oklahoma. 1 loss in SEC play last year, a one point squeaker with Ole Miss, who's obviously no push over. They play Tennessee, Arkansas, in Baton Rouge, Georgia, at South Carolina, and finish against a stingy FSU team, despite the loss last night. What more do you want. Why risk a National Championship when you're already playing 7 or 8 good to great opponents? And why McCoy over Tebow?

Best quarterback in college football. One of the best spread systems in the nation. A vast amount of weapons at every skill position. A deep offensive line led by the Pouncey's. Deepest defensive line in college football. Ballhawking secondary. Underrated linebacking core led by the best in CFB, Brandon Spikes. Really, who is better then Florida at this point?

1. Off the field issues. 2. His knee. 3. Larry English.

I would. They had to slow things down way too much last season I felt for Brand, and it didn't facilitate well. Boozer fits into a lot more offenses then Brand, IMO.

Well, Culpepper's injury plays a part in this, and while Daunte had a good pre-season, better then Stafford's from games I seen, however if you look at the Buffalo game. First drive. He and Calvin were inseparable and looked like a Brady-Moss combination. It was seriously pitch and catch against the Bills' secondary. It was great. We'll see how it plays out, I guess.

He'll get drafted. Just in the mid-later rounds. He was a guy that was bound to have good combine numbers, so that'll do a lot. I can give you a huge list of players who have done stuff or had character concerns and it had little effect on their draft stock.

Oregon. Although I like both the Pac-10 and the WAC.

Well that pick is still two years away. Anything can happen in that time frame. Look at Atlanta, look at Miami or even Arizona to some degree. I think it's nonsense to be calling this pick a top-ten selection when we're two years away. I don't think it matters what franchise.

I don't know. First reaction says that the Pats got a steal. Second reaction is that maybe Oakland, with Seymour, may not (no, seriously) actually be too bad this year. Seriously. In the future it's a steal for the Pats, though. Seymour is a declining 3-4 defensive end who has two years productivity, max. And, if you review some of New England's games throughout the last two years, Ty Warren has been the better of the two ends, not Seymour. He can still provide the run stopping that Oakland needs, though. I believe they're bringing in Alfonso Boone to take over NT on run downs, giving them a look of: Ellis - Kelly - Boone - Seymour Passing downs would probably look like this: Ellis - Kelly - Seymour - Shaughnessy I think the Pats' win this though. Who knows. Bellichick probably ends up trading the pick. EDIT - I forgot about Trevor Scott. He'll find his way into the rotation.

I don't get why they cut Courtney Greene. He's a younger, inevitably cheaper Milloy who may be a notch below in run coverage right now, but that was his forte at Rutgers, being an in the box safety. Milloy got abused by the Cardinals in last years playoffs.

He hasn't had the proper protection to ever succeed. Mario Henderson is their starting left tackle. He has weapons now, in the form of a running game and deep threats in DHB and Higgins. Schillens is an up and coming possession receiver but that injury will set him back a bit. Remains to be seen if he'll put it together.

Haha.. you do not want the waste of roster space that is Charlie Frye. Couldn't make it as a third-stringer with Cleveland .

Amendola-like receivers come a dime a dozen. Better to just keep Gibson.

That's like the unwritten rule of homework. CTRL + S. Always.

The only reason anyone knows his name was because he made that catch. He was their sixth receiver and a special teams player the entire time he was the Giants. It shouldn't come as a surprise.

Try that they're also human beings, and just because the course they've deviated is different then yours doesn't give you the right to slander them and ridicule them because of the choice they've made. You say you like lesbians, but you hate gays? Do you see the irony in that at all?

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I will be so surprised if Blount is suspended for the rest of the year. I think he'll get 3-6 weeks. This moves him down my preliminary big board, though. But I think it's a little bit of an overreaction by fans.

Why? The Detroit Lions went 4-0 in last year's pre-season. It doesn't really mean anything in relation to the regular season, no matter how much stock coaches are putting into it now. Yeah, if your healthy. Hasselbeck has been prone to injuries for around two years now. We know about Walter Jones. We know about TJ. Kerney? I still stick to my 7-9 or 8-8 prediction.

Anyone want to take a gander and see who went 4-0 in last year's pre-season? Anyone?

Why? It's hardly Chip Kelly's fault we lost this game. He's one of the most spectacular offensive minds in the NCAA. It's just growing pains of having a new coach, breaking in a new defense, amongst rust. We actually didn't deserve to win this game. So many chances to, we couldn't do anything, Blount played and acted like a little [expletive] at the end, Masoli wasn't playing well. It was a sloppy mess. I'm actually ashamed of LaGarrette. Such garbage.