IMO only the Pigeons have a chance to win the division. The Bungles are just bad and your coach wants to have a fire sale.
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IMO only the Pigeons have a chance to win the division. The Bungles are just bad and your coach wants to have a fire sale.
What? No Lion's?
Screw it, I ain't watching none of these games!Why does Detroit have to suffer alone? The rest of you guys shouldn't get off the hook so easy. It's hard being a Lion's fan. Hell, it's hard being me.
The Steelers win the Superbowl and they get 1 Monday night game, that is freaking ridiculous.
The Packers didn't even make the playoffs and they get 2.
I'm no Steeler fan, but I do agree with him.
Green Bay gets all the good slots no matter their record.
Seeing the Dolphins schedule got WAY tougher.....AND they have made NO major improvements at the areas they needed the most.....I would be surprised if they reach .500 in all honesty.....
Who is going to be better to make it more competitive ...
The Browns have 2 QB's and ya know what they say about having 2 QB's, you don't have any.
Quinn will be traded before the season starts.
You recently drafted 2 big time rec.'s Edwards and Winslow, you've lost both ....
Who is whoevers left at QB going to throw to ?
As for the Steeler's dropping off because SB winners usually do ?
Steeler's won the SB in '06 .... in '07 they went 10-6 and won thier division. :up
Jimbo
Seeing the Dolphins schedule got WAY tougher.....AND they have made NO major improvements at the areas they needed the most.....I would be surprised if they reach .500 in all honesty.....
Are you forgetting they have a DRAFT to participate in in the next few weeks ?
What's the latest on Quinn? I'm telling you - have your "guy" call my "guy". I would love to have him here in Detroit.
I'm hoping Mangini is just blowing smoke signals to throw other teams off with the draft approaching. I really think BQ is our future and I'd hate to see him go after all the work he's put in "learning the game" from the bench. He's ready to lead a team NOW! Why the hell would we trade the poor kid?
Why would Denver trade Cutler? That's your answer grasshopper.
Cutler didn't want to be in Denver.
Brady Quinn is the ONE person since Bernie Kosar that actually wanted to be here! Remember the photos on draft day? He deserves better.....
Cutler didn't want to be in Denver.
Brady Quinn is the ONE person since Bernie Kosar that actually wanted to be here! Remember the photos on draft day?.....
That was part of it. It was more of a rhetorical answer. But the boat load of players Denver got was another part. Quinn may also be more valuable on the trading block than on the bench, if Anderson is Mangini's choice.
Am i insensitive for laughing when I read this? Wonder if the Xmas teams complained cause they're playing on a major Christian holiday....
Jets | Contact NFL about schedule conflict
Thu, 16 Apr 2009 10:52:22 -0700
Gary Myers, of the New York Daily News, reports the New York Jets have contacted the NFL to complain that their first two home games this season coincide with two major Jewish holidays. The NFL said they will look to see if there is a solution to the situation.
Jets | Contact NFL about schedule conflict
Thu, 16 Apr 2009 10:52:22 -0700
Gary Myers, of the New York Daily News, reports the New York Jets have contacted the NFL to complain that their first two home games this season coincide with two major Jewish holidays. The NFL said they will look to see if there is a solution to the situation.
The Fox affiliate here in Boston was doing a story on children suffering from depression this morning.
Former Lions quarterback, Eric Hipple was the guest, and he was speaking of his own experiences with his 15 year old son who committed suicide back in 2000.
Hipple said he hit rock bottom following his son's death, (as a parent myself.....who wouldn't?) and spent two months in jail following a drunk driving conviction. It was during that period that Hipple was diagnosed with a mental illness himself.
Hipple now travels the country educating people on the signs and dangers of untreated mental illness.
It was very heartwarming to see this man, who has lost so much, turn his life around to try and help others! :up
Kudos, Eric Hipple!
Former Lions quarterback, Eric Hipple was the guest, and he was speaking of his own experiences with his 15 year old son who committed suicide back in 2000.
Hipple said he hit rock bottom following his son's death, (as a parent myself.....who wouldn't?) and spent two months in jail following a drunk driving conviction. It was during that period that Hipple was diagnosed with a mental illness himself.
Hipple now travels the country educating people on the signs and dangers of untreated mental illness.
It was very heartwarming to see this man, who has lost so much, turn his life around to try and help others! :up
Kudos, Eric Hipple!
