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Posted by Kelly
- August 06, 2006, 06:15:50 PMQuote from: Homer on August 05, 2006, 12:10:10 PM
Parcells fashion consultant?
Wow I let out a big ol laugh at this pic.....cant wait to show hubby...Parcels used to be his Idol (hes a big ol stupid Giants fan.....and I can call him that anytime I want to....and I DO).....lmbo!!!!
Posted by foxx
- August 06, 2006, 08:35:14 AMQuote from: Homer on August 05, 2006, 12:17:49 PM
Hmmmmm..... Brett Favre throws 5 interceptions on the first day of training camp.
I hate seeing good players go down in flames because they don't know when to call it quits.
I know. But, last year was such a joke for the Pack...I am glad he decided to come back and try to salvage the end of his career....
Quote from: - Rey - on August 05, 2006, 06:55:15 PM
Big Ben deserves to be a hall of famer right now!
Um...Rey? I love Ben as much as the next gal...but yeah, no. He's got a lot to prove to the world still. Oh, and about 8 more years of football to play.
Posted by nightperson
- August 05, 2006, 10:20:36 PMQuote from: Homer on August 05, 2006, 12:10:10 PM
Parcells fashion consultant?
now that is to funny but very nice homer :))
Posted by Homer
- August 05, 2006, 08:22:01 PMQuote from: - Rey - on August 05, 2006, 06:55:15 PM
Big Ben deserves to be a hall of famer right now!
Geez....good thing you don't get to vote or every player in the league would make it. LOL
Posted by Go Cavs!
- August 05, 2006, 06:55:15 PMBig Ben deserves to be a hall of famer right now!
Posted by Homer
- August 05, 2006, 12:17:49 PMHmmmmm..... Brett Favre throws 5 interceptions on the first day of training camp.
I hate seeing good players go down in flames because they don't know when to call it quits.
I hate seeing good players go down in flames because they don't know when to call it quits.
Posted by Homer
- August 05, 2006, 12:10:10 PMParcells fashion consultant?
Posted by foxx
- August 05, 2006, 09:49:19 AMQuote from: Homer on August 05, 2006, 09:42:54 AMQuote from: foxx on August 05, 2006, 08:27:39 AMQuote from: - Rey - on August 04, 2006, 07:11:14 PM
To replace Finneran,
The Falcons should have a great season, its defense, they got Lawyer Milloy, John Abraham, Edgerton Hartwell (recovered from last years injury), Chad Lavalis, Keith Brooking, DAngelo Hall, etc..
I heard they might get another wide receive to replace Finneran.. maybe Ashley Lelie from Denver or Jerry Porter from Oakland.
Hmmm...Lelie, eh? He hasn't been happy in Denver for a while...
Hey foxx, someone showed up at the Hall Of Fame inductions today wearing a Big Ben jersey and a motorcycle helmet. :)))
The one announcer said.... "Now that ain't right." :))
HA! He deserves the heckling for being so dumb!
Posted by Homer
- August 05, 2006, 09:42:54 AMQuote from: foxx on August 05, 2006, 08:27:39 AMQuote from: - Rey - on August 04, 2006, 07:11:14 PM
To replace Finneran,
The Falcons should have a great season, its defense, they got Lawyer Milloy, John Abraham, Edgerton Hartwell (recovered from last years injury), Chad Lavalis, Keith Brooking, DAngelo Hall, etc..
I heard they might get another wide receive to replace Finneran.. maybe Ashley Lelie from Denver or Jerry Porter from Oakland.
Hmmm...Lelie, eh? He hasn't been happy in Denver for a while...
Hey foxx, someone showed up at the Hall Of Fame inductions today wearing a Big Ben jersey and a motorcycle helmet. :)))
The one announcer said.... "Now that ain't right." :))
Posted by foxx
- August 05, 2006, 08:27:39 AMQuote from: - Rey - on August 04, 2006, 07:11:14 PM
To replace Finneran,
The Falcons should have a great season, its defense, they got Lawyer Milloy, John Abraham, Edgerton Hartwell (recovered from last years injury), Chad Lavalis, Keith Brooking, DAngelo Hall, etc..
I heard they might get another wide receive to replace Finneran.. maybe Ashley Lelie from Denver or Jerry Porter from Oakland.
Hmmm...Lelie, eh? He hasn't been happy in Denver for a while...
Posted by Go Cavs!
- August 04, 2006, 07:11:14 PMTo replace Finneran,
The Falcons should have a great season, its defense, they got Lawyer Milloy, John Abraham, Edgerton Hartwell (recovered from last years injury), Chad Lavalis, Keith Brooking, DAngelo Hall, etc..
I heard they might get another wide receive to replace Finneran.. maybe Ashley Lelie from Denver or Jerry Porter from Oakland.
The Falcons should have a great season, its defense, they got Lawyer Milloy, John Abraham, Edgerton Hartwell (recovered from last years injury), Chad Lavalis, Keith Brooking, DAngelo Hall, etc..
I heard they might get another wide receive to replace Finneran.. maybe Ashley Lelie from Denver or Jerry Porter from Oakland.
Posted by foxx
- August 01, 2006, 08:44:10 AMOh. No.
This could be really bad for the Falcons. He was so on with Vick last year...
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2535665&campaign=rss&source=NFLHeadlines
This could be really bad for the Falcons. He was so on with Vick last year...
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2535665&campaign=rss&source=NFLHeadlines
Posted by tponka
- July 31, 2006, 02:21:00 PMGO PANTHERS!!!
Posted by Tara
- July 31, 2006, 11:01:56 AM ;:"
Unsigned Leinart no-show at Cards' camp
By ANDREW BAGNATO, AP Sports Writer
Sun Jul 30, 8:21 PM
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - Matt Leinart did not report to training camp Sunday as contract negotiations cooled between the Arizona Cardinals and their first-round draft pick.
Even as he vowed to stay out of the negotiations, coach Dennis Green blamed Leinart's camp for the failure to reach agreement.
``We have an excellent deal on the table,'' said Green, who did not provide details.
Green spoke to reporters after the rest of the team checked in to its dormitory at Northern Arizona University. Players were asked to report Sunday, but Green said Leinart won't be considered late unless he misses the first practice at 8:45 a.m. Monday.
Arizona appeared close to a deal with Leinart when his agent, Tom Condon, came to Phoenix Friday to meet with club officials. But Condon left the Valley after the sides did not meet Sunday.
``Like all of our other clients, we want to get Matt in as quickly as possible,'' Condon said in a telephone interview. ``We always work toward that end. We're football fans like everybody else. We're anxious to see him on the field.''
Condon's firm, Creative Artists Agency, represents five other first-round draft picks. All are in camp.
Green noted that quarterback Jay Cutler, selected one rung below Leinart, recently signed with Denver. The player chosen immediately ahead of Leinart, linebacker Ernie Sims, signed with Detroit Sunday.
Those deals should have provided a framework for Leinart and the Cardinals as they worked on a contract, but the sides appeared to be far apart Sunday night. Green said it wasn't the club's fault.
``I would assume that an inability to get the contract done is just some continuation of looking at what possibilities are from their end,'' Green said.
Leinart, a former Heisman Trophy winner from the University of Southern California, wouldn't be the first high Cardinal draft pick to hold out. But Green defended the team's dealings with recent first-round selections.
``Larry Fitzgerald got a very good deal, and he was our No. 3 pick a few years ago,'' Green said. ``Antrel Rolle got a very good contract last year at the No. 8 pick.
``We have to understand that Matt Leinart, who we are very high on and feel is going to be a very good quarterback for us and have a great impact on the National Football League, also would have been offered a very good contract,'' Green said. ``We've signed every other player, so there's only a certain amount of money that's available.''
Green, who called Leinart ``a gift'' when the club selected him last April, said he wanted his top draft choice here to compete with John Navarre for the back-up quarterback job.
``Everybody has to get better by being here,'' Green said. ``That's the best way to play. But if a guy is not here, you understand that it's not that he doesn't want to play for the Arizona Cardinals, it's that he feels he has not been able to sign a contract that we've offered.''
Leinart has been assigned a dormitory room with starting quarterback Kurt Warner. For one night, at least, Warner had a single room.
Asked if he'd like to see Leinart in camp, Warner said, ``Sure. Let's get everybody here. We don't want to start this thing without anybody.
``As a young quarterback, you never want to miss any time, especially as short as training camp is and the limited number of snaps that are there to be had,'' Warner said. ``I know he wants to be here, and we all want to have him here. I'm sure he's only a couple of hours away, just waiting for that call to come up. Hopefully it won't be too long.''
Unsigned Leinart no-show at Cards' camp
By ANDREW BAGNATO, AP Sports Writer
Sun Jul 30, 8:21 PM
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - Matt Leinart did not report to training camp Sunday as contract negotiations cooled between the Arizona Cardinals and their first-round draft pick.
Even as he vowed to stay out of the negotiations, coach Dennis Green blamed Leinart's camp for the failure to reach agreement.
``We have an excellent deal on the table,'' said Green, who did not provide details.
Green spoke to reporters after the rest of the team checked in to its dormitory at Northern Arizona University. Players were asked to report Sunday, but Green said Leinart won't be considered late unless he misses the first practice at 8:45 a.m. Monday.
Arizona appeared close to a deal with Leinart when his agent, Tom Condon, came to Phoenix Friday to meet with club officials. But Condon left the Valley after the sides did not meet Sunday.
``Like all of our other clients, we want to get Matt in as quickly as possible,'' Condon said in a telephone interview. ``We always work toward that end. We're football fans like everybody else. We're anxious to see him on the field.''
Condon's firm, Creative Artists Agency, represents five other first-round draft picks. All are in camp.
Green noted that quarterback Jay Cutler, selected one rung below Leinart, recently signed with Denver. The player chosen immediately ahead of Leinart, linebacker Ernie Sims, signed with Detroit Sunday.
Those deals should have provided a framework for Leinart and the Cardinals as they worked on a contract, but the sides appeared to be far apart Sunday night. Green said it wasn't the club's fault.
``I would assume that an inability to get the contract done is just some continuation of looking at what possibilities are from their end,'' Green said.
Leinart, a former Heisman Trophy winner from the University of Southern California, wouldn't be the first high Cardinal draft pick to hold out. But Green defended the team's dealings with recent first-round selections.
``Larry Fitzgerald got a very good deal, and he was our No. 3 pick a few years ago,'' Green said. ``Antrel Rolle got a very good contract last year at the No. 8 pick.
``We have to understand that Matt Leinart, who we are very high on and feel is going to be a very good quarterback for us and have a great impact on the National Football League, also would have been offered a very good contract,'' Green said. ``We've signed every other player, so there's only a certain amount of money that's available.''
Green, who called Leinart ``a gift'' when the club selected him last April, said he wanted his top draft choice here to compete with John Navarre for the back-up quarterback job.
``Everybody has to get better by being here,'' Green said. ``That's the best way to play. But if a guy is not here, you understand that it's not that he doesn't want to play for the Arizona Cardinals, it's that he feels he has not been able to sign a contract that we've offered.''
Leinart has been assigned a dormitory room with starting quarterback Kurt Warner. For one night, at least, Warner had a single room.
Asked if he'd like to see Leinart in camp, Warner said, ``Sure. Let's get everybody here. We don't want to start this thing without anybody.
``As a young quarterback, you never want to miss any time, especially as short as training camp is and the limited number of snaps that are there to be had,'' Warner said. ``I know he wants to be here, and we all want to have him here. I'm sure he's only a couple of hours away, just waiting for that call to come up. Hopefully it won't be too long.''
Posted by underdog
- July 31, 2006, 09:49:42 AMQuote from: - Rey - on July 31, 2006, 08:10:09 AM
i will predict that Reggie Bush will rush over 1,000 this year.
For a featured back to run for 1000 yards in a 16 game season is not that big of a deal......... in my opinion. The Saints offensive line can't be that bad.