Golden Nuggets: Intense stuff.
by James Brady on May 4, 2010 3:00 AM PDT
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Good morning, folks. I uhm... I think I'm going insane. I can't find my remote and I'm stuck on Versus, in the 600s. My channel of preference is in the 200s. I'm watching cycling and what appears to be one of LondonNiner's delightful countrymen is trying to convince me that what I'm watching is, in fact, very, very intense. He's doing a sporting job, I'll give him that, but I suppose it's just not for me. Of note recently is Matt Maiocco emerging again into the 49ers beat writing world, with CSN Bay Area. Pays less than ESPN, which is where some people thought he'd go, but I think it's a great fit. He gets to write, more facetime on TV, things of that nature. Good fit. Also, I'm sure I have some links pertaining to the actual 49ers... maybe. Enjoy, folks.
Maiocco is right. This year is indeed a pivotal year for the 49ers. I've been an avid Smith-basher for awhile now but I'm ready to quiet down and see what happens. I am rooting for the guy, it's time for him to earn his keep. I just received an email from one of our members here asking to post the link to Maiocco's new blog's home page, so here it is. (CSNBayArea.com)
Travis LaBoy is eager to play for the team he rooted for. A bit about the guy I really don't know much about. I think he can do things for us, at any rate. Also a side note, I love that Barber replied to my comment on his Greg Manusky article. (PressDemocrat.com)
Sando reads just enough in to post-draft camps with some notes on them for the NFC West. (ESPN.com)
Click the link, make the jump, get more links.. profit!
Ninjames sanity update: It appears that the cycling is over, and if not, it's on hiatus while this infomercial is on with the harriest (not a real word) man I've ever seen in my life telling me how I need to.. get insane.. with insanity fitness. Odd marketing.
How will Navorro Bowman do as a 49er? I like the guy a lot, I've read that he's the future replacement for Patrick Willis but I'm looking at Willis as our Ray Lewis, in a perfect world. What if they had drafted Lewis' replacement a couple years into his career? Poor kid. I, along with Coach Sing, have no hang-ups about Bowman's size as a potential TED linebacker replacement. I think he would fit the mold just fine. (PressDemocrat.com)
Fooch takes a final look at 49ers 2010 draft grades, figured I'd link it in case you missed it because I for one, love to read these things. I'll even be posting my own shortly, but not on here. (NinersNation.com)
A look at the NFC West post-camp signings. Don't read too much into them, cautions Sando. (ESPN.com)
Free agent CB Will James met with the team yesterday and will be taking a tour of the team's facilities today. I think he could be a solid pickup. Maybe. (MercuryNews.com)
One of the receivers the 49ers had in minicamp on a tryout basis signed onto the roster. (SFGate.com)
The team thinks that Ted Ginn won't just be a kick returner, they believe he can contribute as a wide receiver as well. I'm not so confident. (ProFootballTalk.com)
Samuel Lam weighs in on the possibilities. (Examiner.com)
Hey, some fantasy football folks are saying the 49ers offense will make some serious strides next year. They know better than everyone, right? (FantasyFootballManiaxs.com)
So should we be watching Michael Lewis and his salary? Sando has him on watch, among others. I like the guy a lot but I'm of the opinion that Mays could start day one and do everything he did, and do it better by week six. (ESPN.com)
At least one 49ers fan is saddened that the team didn't sign free safety Darren Sharper. I'm glad they didn't, despite the fact that he's a proven winner he would have stunted the growth of a very promising Dashon Goldson. (NinersCentral.com)
An offseason Q&A with Chilo Rachal. Probably my most memorable moment last year was Singletary on the mic saying "Chilo's gonna make me break him in half" or something like that. I don't remember exactly but it was awesome. Maybe it was "Chilo's gonna make me knock him out" and I'm just putting the words "break him in half" in Singletary's mouth because I so love the thought of Singletary snapping lineman in half. (49ers.com)
According to Fox Sports the Cardinals and the Rams are two teams likely to hold the number one pick/top ten pick in next years draft. I don't necessarily buy it, but nothing is more reliable than Fox Sports. Right? Riiiight? Ok. I'm sorry. (Fox Sports)
Who needs a number one receiver? The Rams don't! An interesting take, to be sure. (TurfShowTimes.com)
Thanks for reading folks, all I've got for you today. I tried to pack as much in as I could.
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I've only read a few articles from Barber and am already convinced he's better than Maiocco.
I was hoping Maiocco would be gone for good.. oh well, whatuhya gonna do?
And I agree with Barber James… well played indeed. I lol’d.
"I'm blessed..... Thanks, God bless" ...hey, it worked for Tim Tebow.
I guess I just don't see it.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
I never comment on the Nuggets
so I thought I would.
That is all
Coaches teach technique, they can't teach speed. Taylor Mays will be just fine.
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Fantastic input.
General reply.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
Nope.
The word I definitely want is harriest. :] Hirsute may be correct in its abundant shagginess but the word I definitely want is harriest.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
Chilo Comment
http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-films-sound-efx/09000d5d8133b564/Sound-FX-49ers-tough-love
0:53 “Chilo gonna make me knock him out. Dag Gummit”
No half breaking.
Yeah I know.
I looked it up immediately after. But why change it? It would have been awesome. Let me have my fantasy, you jerk.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
WELL I QUIT
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
You ruined it for everyone.
You’re going to be shunned. All of your childhood memories are now coming back. Do you remember what they called you? Do you?
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
You win
I can’t do this anymore.
Thanks for reducing me to a blubbering ruin of tears and unrepressed memories.
Bahahaha this brings me great joy.
Delicious tears, tasty depressing memories.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
Yeah he says it like six times lmao.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
that was a great video
especially Morgan “it came down like a punt”
Coaches teach technique, they can't teach speed. Taylor Mays will be just fine.
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Heh.
Arnaz Battle was likely quoted as saying “SEE I TOLD YA’LL THAT [site decorum] IS HARD”
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
if I was Sing and Morgan said that I woulda said
“Well then it’s a damn good thing you don’t return punts then isn’t it cause you’d be droppin em all!!!”
Coaches teach technique, they can't teach speed. Taylor Mays will be just fine.
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I think Sing missed a good line.
Was really expecting another gem. “I don’t care if it came down like an atomic bomb if he throws it, you catch it!”
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
I did find it interesting he told Morgan
“you one of the best receivers in the game”
only a father’s love…
Coaches teach technique, they can't teach speed. Taylor Mays will be just fine.
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It's like an upside-thing.
Morgan has a lot of physical talent, good sized hands, probably looks fantastic in practice. Showed a lot of flashes in college, etc.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
watching cycling
the intensity just doesn’t come across well, does it? it’s got to be crazy intense for the guys on the bikes, but i just can’t bring myself to watch it. i hope you find your remote.
Apparently...
…the guy in second was seriously being dogged by the guy in third. I don’t know, to me it looked like they were riding next to eachother pretty peacefully, but I guess it was actually an in depth mind game, according to the announcer. At around 2:45 AM I ended up just holding down the button on my receiver to make it from channel 600 to channel 212.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
alex smith
if you look at what alex did last year compared to the other QB’s it’s encouraging, especially if you take the averages and add in teh 5 games he didnt play.
alex had a QB rating of 81.5, comp% 60.5, 2350 YDS, 18 TD, 12 INT. with the extra 5 games he would be around 3415 YDS, 26 TD, 17 INT
here’s what teh rest of teh QB’s in the league did, for anyone who cares.
fitzpatrick: 10 games, QBR 69.7, C% 55.9, 1422 YDS, 9 TD, 10 INT
henne: 14 G, QBR 75.2, C% 60.8, 2878 YDS, 12 TD, 14 INT
brady: 16 G, QBR 96.2, C% 65.7, 4309 YDS, 28 TD, 13 INT
sanchez: 15 G, QBR 63.0, C% 53.8, 2444 YDS, 12 TD, 20 INT
flacco: 16 G, QBR 88.9, C% 63.1, 3613 YDS, 21 TD, 12 INT
palmer: 16 G, QBR 83.6, C% 60.5, 3094 YDS, 21 TD, 13 INT
quinn: 10 G, QBR 67.2, C% 53.1, 1339 YDS, 8 TD, 7 INT
roethlisberger: 15 G, QBR 100.5, C% 66.6, 4328 YDS, 26 TD, 12 INT
schaub: 16 G, QBR 98.6, C% 67.9, 4770 YDS, 29 TD, 15 INT
paeyton: 16 G, QBR 99.9, C% 68.8, 4500 YDS, 33 TD, 16 INT
garrard: 16 G, QBR 83.5, C% 60.9, 3597 YDS, 15 TD, 10 INT
young: 12 G, QBR 82.8, C% 58.7, 1879 YDS, 10 TD, 7 INT
orton: 16 G, QBR 86.8, C% 62.1, 3802 YDS, 21 TD, 12 INT
cassel: 15 G, QBR 69.9, C% 55.0, 2924 YDS, 16 TD, 16 INT
russell: 12 G, QBR 50.0, C% 48.8, 1287 YDS, 3 TD, 11 INT
rivers: 16 G, QBR 104.4, C% 65.2, 4254 YDS, 28 TD, 9 INT
hasselbeck: 14 G, QBR 75.1, C% 60.0, 3029 YDS, 17 TD, 17 INT
freeman: 10 G, QBR 59.9, C% 54.6, 1857 YDS, 10 TD, 18 INT
delhomme: 11 G, QBR 59.4, C% 55.5, 2015 YDS, 8 TD, 18 INT
bulger: 9 G, QBR 70.7, C% 56.7, 1469 YDS, 5 TD, 6 INT
ryan: 14 G, QBR 80.9, C% 59.7, 2916 YDS, 22 TD, 14 INT
brees: 15 G, QBR 109.6, C% 70.6, 4388 YDS, 34 TD, 11 INT
favre: 16 G, QBR 107.2, C% 68.4, 4202 YDS, 33 TD, 7 INT
rodgers: 16 G, QBR 103.2, C% 63.9, 4434 YDS, 30 TD, 7 INT
stafford: 10 G, QBR 61.0, C% 53.3, 2267 YDS, 13 TD, 20 INT
cutler: 16 G, QBR 76.8, C% 60.5, 3666 YDS, 27 TD, 26 INT
campbell: 16 G, QBR 82.3, C% 64.5, 3618 YDS, 20 TD, 15 INT
mcnabb: 14 G, QBR 92.9, C% 60.3, 3553 YDS, 22 TD, 10 INT
eli: 16 G, QBR 93.1, C% 62.3, 4021 YDS, 27 TD, 14 INT
romo: 16 G, QBR 97.6, C% 63.1, 4483 YDS, 26 TD, 9 INT
after looking over all the QB’s maybe you realize like i do it’s not so bad. alex was the 11th, 12th best qB in the league last year stat wise. if he improves again this year like i think he will, we will be ok and make teh playoffs.
"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
im gonna be all up on you like a spider monkey!
"…traded as many times this summer as a bad hooker’s phone number at a Vegas convention of Proctologists ."
by remembering9ergods on May 4, 2010 9:22 AM PDT reply actions
as for bowman
i think it will take him a few games, maybe 4-5 but he’ll have an impact on that defense.
he has pretty good speed and instincts, being around guys like spikes and willis will only help him that much faster
"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
im gonna be all up on you like a spider monkey!
"…traded as many times this summer as a bad hooker’s phone number at a Vegas convention of Proctologists ."
by remembering9ergods on May 4, 2010 9:24 AM PDT up reply actions
MEIN EYES!
they bleed!
Thanks for the effort though. Hopefully smith ends up in the top 5 this year, which would definitely get the 49ers deep in the playoffs.
it is hard to read sorry
"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
im gonna be all up on you like a spider monkey!
"…traded as many times this summer as a bad hooker’s phone number at a Vegas convention of Proctologists ."
by remembering9ergods on May 4, 2010 8:01 PM PDT up reply actions
Sanchez
How do the Jets make it to the AFC Championship with a QB that had a 63.0 QB rating?? With a little luck and great D I guess?
103 days to go. . .
mostly running the ball behind the best o-line in football and defense
"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
im gonna be all up on you like a spider monkey!
"…traded as many times this summer as a bad hooker’s phone number at a Vegas convention of Proctologists ."
by remembering9ergods on May 4, 2010 8:01 PM PDT up reply actions
How many years has he(Alex) been a bust? 6 years!
Hill was a far better QB than Alex will ever be. Just because Hill couldnt get the ball through the weak front line we had last year, he was fired. Play calling sucked last year too. Remember the Viking game, or any game that just pounded the ball 3 and outs? Do you honestly think any other team would have picked him (Alex) up? Personaly I think they should get Nate Davis in there. He has the natural ability to get the job done. Alex STILL lacks the crucial leadership skills to be an effective leader in football. Just look at any game last year and youll see him doing nothing on the side lines. Most QBs are looking at footage or talking to coaches to get the team on the right track, not Alex.. Carr should start, Davis is 2nd, 3rd-insert any rookie QB here Alex should have been sent packing a long time ago.
leadership skills
What crucial leadership skills does he lack?
by David Fucillo on May 4, 2010 2:48 PM PDT up reply actions
Reading the defense, staring down his recievers and getting picked off, hanging his head on the sidelines instead of fixing the problems he faces. Nobody follows a lackluster leader like him. They just wait for the streak to end (which it always does with him) and then insert another QB.
Look at Payton Manning, Farve or any other good QB and they are constantly getting input from the guys on the sidelines and tweeking the play calling to get the job done. Thats what leaders do.
Yes let's compare him to Peyton Manning.
I just don’t see what you’re getting at. Did you not watch last season? He deserves one more shot and I think it’s ludicrous to think otherwise, but what do I know.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
Hes had 6 years of shots to get it done and failed every one of them. Yeah lets give him 20 more shots and see what happens. Im getting older as we speak so Id like to see someone who actuly progresses instead of regresses. And yes I did see last season and I saw one game were he threw 5 picks. Thanks but no thanks. Hill on the other hand deserved a shot and was ousted, WTF.
chances
First off, he’s been a 49er for 5 years, not six. Second, of those five years, one (2008) was completely lost on injured reserve, and another (2007) was mostly lost because of the shoulder problems. So, at most he’s had “three years worth of shots” if you want to use that phrase.
He actually showed signs of progression last season putting up a career high completion percentage, career high in touchdowns and was on pace for a career year in yards if he’d been starting from the beginning.
As far as your other comments, I’ve seen plenty of times where he’s talking with Mike Johnson (QB coach) or other players after a drive. And seeing as we don’t see much coverage of the sideline when the defense is on the field, I think your conclusion regarding that doesn’t have much support.
by David Fucillo on May 4, 2010 3:33 PM PDT up reply actions
Wellllll it seems like hes been on the team for an eternity. I just saw ;an article that said that this will be his 7th season. I dont understand why its so hard for you to relize what a BUST he is. And Im sorry if it hurts your feelings but Im not the only one who feels that way. Look at any list of first round BUSTS and theres a picture of Alex as the #1 bust.
HES NOT the “ONE”. Never has been, never will be. Thats why they brought in Carr.
PS “Three years of shots” proves my point too.
Three years of shots proves your point?
It’s not a one and done type of process each season. Developing an NFL QB is a process that takes time. It’s not that you’re “hurting my feelings.” The problem I have is that people are impatient and refuse to acknowledge some very basic facts.
I’ve never once said he’s going to develop into a franchise QB. I do think he’s veered quite a bit towards bust territory, but given his injury history and the rotating door of offensive coordinators, I remain convinced that his development process has been severely stunted.
He showed signs in 2009 of being the QB we want. He wasn’t spectacular, but given that it was his first time in real game situations since 2007, I’m willing to give him a bit of slack. 2010 is the first season he’ll be completely healthy and have the same offensive coordinator for two straight seasons in his entire NFL career. Imagine if you had to learn a completely new offense each year.
Now, he goes into the offseason with a good chunk of playing time in 2009 under his belt, he’s completely healthy, he has the most offensive weapons he’s ever had (as well as a complete offseason to develop greater chemistry), he’s got the same offensive coordinator and system in place for a second year. He’s being put in a position to succeed. If he can’t succeed this year I’m willing to look at the bust label. But I just consider myself a little more patient than others.
Again, I’m not saying he’s going to become a Hall of Fame QB. And in fact, if you look at what I’ve said on this site, I’ve never once said I thought he was going to be the next Montana. I think he can be the QB to take us back to the promised land. Do I think that will definitely happen? No. But I do think it’s a possibility.
Your comments show a lot of the cliched complaints we’ve seen in the past. Do you refuse to believe Alex Smith could ever be a decent QB? If so, that seems incredibly short-sighted given the circumstances of his five year career in San Francisco.
And as far as that article is concerned, he’s entering season six. He was drafted in 2005, so he’s been a 49er for 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009. 2010 is season six.
by David Fucillo on May 4, 2010 3:59 PM PDT up reply actions
Wow Ive really touched a nerve with you. Is he your brother or something?
OK, if you really believe all that you just posted, then good for you, and keep a stiff upper lip cuz your gonna need it.
So changing a system makes you throw more inteceptions? I dont get it. How many more cliched excuses are you going to give him this year?
And NO iI dont think he will bring us to the promised land. Nice try though.
Well then
Do you know how offensive systems work in the NFL? Because based on your comment, it sounds like you think the team just goes on the field and the offense just happens.
Every offensive system is different. There are similarities between some of them, but they’ve got a vast amount of differences from offensive coordinator to offensive coordinator. Offensive systems are not exactly easy to learn for anybody on the field. The change in offensive systems affects the timing between all the players whether it be protection schemes for the offensive line, route-running for QBs, or how a QB makes their reads. You don’t just go on the field and start playing and everything is great. It’s a process that takes times.
by David Fucillo on May 4, 2010 4:24 PM PDT up reply actions
Refute me
That last comment doesn’t add anything to this conversation. How about you tell me why what I just said is wrong?
by David Fucillo on May 4, 2010 6:11 PM PDT up reply actions
Excuse accuser:
You claim Smith is a Bust and support your position with outrageous inaccurate claims:
That Smith has had "five years" of chances.
That Smith can’t read a defense, can’t pass with any accuracy, is not a leader, etc.
Someone offers an argument to rebut your outrageous inaccurate claims and you either can’t or won’t answer them, instead you retreat to your most common outrageous claim, "you’re making excuses for Alex."
Any explanation offered against your claims is labeled an "excuse." These so-called "excuses" are historical facts that you are unwilling to consider; you would rather resort to your excuse: "you’re making excuses for Alex."
You are really just pretending to be an expert football analyst damming anyone who disagrees with you and accusing the coach of being a fool for not being half as smart as you.
This needs to be posted again, just for you,
Steve Young and Alex Smith at age 25:
…………Young………Smith
PA:………..363………..344
PC:………..195………..208
Pct:………..53.7%..……60.5%
TD:………..8……………17
INT:……….13………….12
Rating:…….65.5………..80.2
both guys had bad o-lines too
id like to see the o-line really improve this year and see what alex and this team can do
"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
im gonna be all up on you like a spider monkey!
"…traded as many times this summer as a bad hooker’s phone number at a Vegas convention of Proctologists ."
by remembering9ergods on May 4, 2010 8:03 PM PDT up reply actions
You can sit behind your computer screen and ramble off all the stats you want to puff up Alex, but it aint gonna help. After 2 or 3 games he will be replaced as usual. Ive been watching football for more years than youve been alive, probably twice as long as youve been alive. So Ive seen alot of players come and go that had better or worse stats than Alex. As in most of football, whats in the paperwork doesnt nessesarily translate to the field. If he does stay, I hope he does well because first and foremost Im a niner fan and I want to see them suceed
Geez I guess I shoul find a blog that doesnt cry evertime you mention Alex.
PS Theres no crying in football
You’re making a claim about CorneliusJ’s age without any support. Sounds a little like your football arguments. You’ve said nothing to give anybody reason to believe or support a word you say.
This isn’t about crying at every mention of Alex Smith. It’s annoyance with people who don’t actually provide logical support for their argument. This is a blog that actually prefers people provide evidence to support their argument.
by David Fucillo on May 5, 2010 4:09 PM PDT up reply actions
In My Opinion He sucks. You think I should have lolgistical stats to back that up. I dont.
I dont need stats to back up my opinion of an inferior product. I see it everytime he comes out on the field.
As far as your ages, I see it everytime you guys post a comment that doesnt agree with your stat charts. Maybe you guys should spend more time watching the game instead of picking it apart stat by stat.
and another thing maybe you should hold your fire for some people who arnt niner fans. The lovefest you show to people who agree with you is nausiating at best. The counter claims you use to support your claims are biased. So anything I say to defend my position will automaticaly go on deft ears and nonsensical stats will come flying at me like bats(like the comparison to Steve Young, please). So why bother. If you love Alex so be it. I dont.
You just said it yourself that the play calling sucked.
What leadership skills? Why David Carr if Smith has played much better than him?
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
So he could back him up without having to change the entire offense if Alex Smith went down. I LOVED Shaun Hill, was one of my favorite 49ers and even I see this.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
I think they are grooming him (Carr) to start. They have already said that they are competing for the job. Wouldnt say that if Alex was the man.
... uh k.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
Yep you're right
the whole plan is to groom David Carr to be the new QB of the 49ers..the writing was on the wall at the press conference. I was it..watched it withthe guys here..the writing was on the wall…oops wait..nope that was a scribble by Barrows on the wall…sorry about that.
by ChesapeakeBay9er on May 4, 2010 9:23 PM PDT up reply actions
Is this guy serious?
Or is it all a joke?
So Smith isn’t the guy, but you think Carr (who is a defined bust in the league) is the guy? You must be a troll or just a Smith hater. No other explaination for that type of reasoning.
I survived the David Carr Press Conference Thread 3/06/2010
Credit to iaalexeeff
Also surviving member of the underwhelming Jed York Conference Thread 3/22/2010
Eat Shitake!
by Hoopers Judge on May 5, 2010 12:28 AM PDT via mobile up reply actions
I hate that
Favre did 3 td’s better than Rodgers last year. Forever in his shadow! Until Aaron wins 2 SB’s.
Bakari Grant
Probably what he will be known best for. I’d be hard pressed to say he’ll do anything like this in the pros:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSCnY4DmNJE&feature=related
103 days to go. . .
Oh nice.
And then God created Saturn.. And he liked it, so he put a ring on it.
You go strolling through the crowd like Peter Lorre... contemplating a crime.
I can't believe I would ever bring myself to say this
OTIS AMEY WAS OUR FUTURE!!!
103 days to go. . .
LondonNiner 1, Maiocco 0
I got mentioned before his new job. Top billing, that’s old London.
LondonNiner - member of the legendary David Carr thread, 6 March 2010.
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