Is our cap crunch going to be "better find vet minimum" players or "better find practice squad gems" level desperation? :hmm:
The Naked and the Dead is a classic WW2 novel, on my bucket reading list.
Yeah, there are different ratings for flood areas I think FEMA sets the standards. The house would be on the edge of a "100 year flood" plain....
The last couple paragraphs make it sound like he's throwing it out there....
And they lost their best tackle in the AFCCG. Didn't have much time to get the backup prepped
I've watched a most of his games when I thoguht he had a chance to have a career revivial, Bell was a huge disappointment. He was playing like...
Yeah well he won with Belicheat's players, so...
Vegas always wins I’m done with this game, gl chiefs
That’s one way to describe it, the other would get my post deleted
Basic reason most people hate Marsha. The BS calls and no calls on his Oline
KC: 33 Bucs: 24 (garbage TD pass in the closing minutes)
Wow, has there ever been a season with this much volatility at the QB spot? This is insane. Trubisky is a project though, even in that very good...
My all time favorite Steelers player, that pathological hatred for QBs he had lol
So, looking at some land but there's just not quite enough space to build a house without a 1/3 of it being on a flood plain. But, the creek...
Most definitely mainstream, I'm in KC and it was well traveled out here.
A Steelers fan called into NFL radio and pointed out the magic calls that have gotten him to the Superbowl, add to that cheating scandals (and I...
I was a big Kordell fan, when he was playing well he was one of the most exciting QBs to watch play. Unfortunately, that wasn't most of the time....
Speaking of which Garafolo could be a good pickup. He looked like a solid QB before this season. Not sure how his stock fell so hard but i havent...
I like Stafford but no way I give up 2 #1s
Yup, I remember some great performances including when I thought his knee was destroyed (against the Ravens?) and he came back out on the field....
