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They arrested him at his house, where they found the stuff, didn't they? Which means someone must have turned him in.....
They arrested him at his house, where they found the stuff, didn't they? Which means someone must have turned him in.....
Thats what I thought.
They wouldn't be going door to door !
They arrested him at his house, where they found the stuff, didn't they? Which means someone must have turned him in.....
The arrest was two months in the making, they were working on this operation to bust some people and ended up finding Jamarcus mixed up in it, and there will probably be more arrests.
It would be interesting to know what Jets CB Darrelle Revis, C Nick Mangold and LB David Harris are thinking right about now.
They will get thiers too.
The Jets have seemed to done things the right way in the past 5 years or so.
They will get thiers too.
The Jets have seemed to done things the right way in the past 5 years or so.
But the NFL has a cap and if they commit too much money to one or a few guys, they won't be able to keep everyone happy.
Thats when, if your a star and want to stay, you offer money back to help the team.
Others have done it plenty, Tom Brady comes to mind recently.
Multi-year deals don't hurt as much the first year or two, all depends on how they're structured.
Steeler's sign Coach Tomlin to 3 year extension
Report: Steelers extend Tomlin's deal
Mike Tomlin erased any doubts he could follow in the footsteps of Chuck Noll and Bill Cowher when he led the Steelers to a Super Bowl victory in his second year. Now, Pittsburgh has reportedly rewarded the coach with a three-year contract extension, despite a playoff-free 2009 season.
The Steelers have agreed to a three-year extension with Tomlin, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Tuesday. The newspaper reported that financial terms were unknown at this time.
The Post-Gazette reported that Steelers president Art Rooney, who negotiated Tomlin's extension, is on vacation and couldn't be reached for comment.
Tomlin's current contract, which averaged $2.5 million annually, had one season an option year left on it.
In 2009, the Steelers finished 9-7, losing five in a row and missing the playoffs a season after winning the Super Bowl -- the first champion to do so since the Steelers themselves in 2006.
The Steelers have had just three coaches in the last 41 years: Noll (23 seasons and four Super Bowl victories), Cowher (15 seasons and one Super Bowl win) and Tomlin (three seasons and one Super Bowl win).
The 38-year-old Tomlin has a 31-17 record in three seasons as the Steelers' coach.
Report: Steelers extend Tomlin's deal
Mike Tomlin erased any doubts he could follow in the footsteps of Chuck Noll and Bill Cowher when he led the Steelers to a Super Bowl victory in his second year. Now, Pittsburgh has reportedly rewarded the coach with a three-year contract extension, despite a playoff-free 2009 season.
The Steelers have agreed to a three-year extension with Tomlin, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Tuesday. The newspaper reported that financial terms were unknown at this time.
The Post-Gazette reported that Steelers president Art Rooney, who negotiated Tomlin's extension, is on vacation and couldn't be reached for comment.
Tomlin's current contract, which averaged $2.5 million annually, had one season an option year left on it.
In 2009, the Steelers finished 9-7, losing five in a row and missing the playoffs a season after winning the Super Bowl -- the first champion to do so since the Steelers themselves in 2006.
The Steelers have had just three coaches in the last 41 years: Noll (23 seasons and four Super Bowl victories), Cowher (15 seasons and one Super Bowl win) and Tomlin (three seasons and one Super Bowl win).
The 38-year-old Tomlin has a 31-17 record in three seasons as the Steelers' coach.
Gotta love it when you become Coach of the Steeler's.
3 coaches in 41 years !
They must REALLY have the "Picking Coaches" down.
3 coaches in 41 years !
They must REALLY have the "Picking Coaches" down.
Richard Seymour will be playing this year for the paltry sum of $12.4m, the Raiders aren't going to be able to get him under contract before the deadline Thursday.
The UFL's Omaha Nighthawks currently list Jamarcus Russell on their roster, along with other former Raiders WR Ronald Curry and RB Justin Fargas.
Nothing confirmed yet, but he's been linked to the Nighthawks already and his camp denied any interest in playing in the UFL.
Edit: It's been confirmed, he's not on the team, just on the team's protected list. I believe the same goes for Fargas as well.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/07/16/jamarcus-hasnt-joined-the-ufl-yet/
Nothing confirmed yet, but he's been linked to the Nighthawks already and his camp denied any interest in playing in the UFL.
Edit: It's been confirmed, he's not on the team, just on the team's protected list. I believe the same goes for Fargas as well.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2010/07/16/jamarcus-hasnt-joined-the-ufl-yet/
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Yes, if he goes to the UFL, he'll be joining Curry and Green at the Nighthawks.
Then Omaha vs Sacramento would be the battle of the former Raider QBs... Russell v Culpepper.
If he signs with the UFL, he wont be available to be signed by a NFL team until after the championship game on Thanksgiving.
Edit: The UFL has clarified what their site rosters actually represent:
http://uflaccess.com/united-football-league/ufl-pr-provisional-rosters-explained/
Potential free agents are assigned/drafted to teams even if they're active NFL players, that's the only way that comes even close to make sense.
Then Omaha vs Sacramento would be the battle of the former Raider QBs... Russell v Culpepper.
If he signs with the UFL, he wont be available to be signed by a NFL team until after the championship game on Thanksgiving.
Edit: The UFL has clarified what their site rosters actually represent:
http://uflaccess.com/united-football-league/ufl-pr-provisional-rosters-explained/
Potential free agents are assigned/drafted to teams even if they're active NFL players, that's the only way that comes even close to make sense.
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Speaking of the Raiders, America's Game right now, 1976 Raiders, Love the America's Game Series! Bring on the Season!!
What's the deal with T.O.? why won't anyone sign him, is he really just old and slow and a distraction, or does he have some sort of suspension due?
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