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Yeah because he would call him to the carpet. Just because of what Harbs has done in the past doesn't mean D to what is going on now. Have people heard his press conference from yest? He sounds so full of crap.

Ding Ding Ding. We have a winner. That is the problem. Put RR in NE to and he would be a world beater.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/boxscore?gid=20111113026&page=plays It has been a while since I was in school but I see 8 yds on 3 plays in the first half. That is That is 2.7 ypc. In the 2nd half when the running game was all but abandoned and the Seattle D was playing the pass now he picked 19 yds on 2 carries. Again the peices don't match for what you are trying to accomplish.

I never said 1st round. I am just looking at the position as a need. A 3rd round C should be solid and help the OL a great deal. I am also looking for ILB's and OT/G's. They also need a LS.

Is there a team that wants to take the #1 seed in the AFC? Each one pisses it away each week.

http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/2011/10/peter-konz-scouting-report.html Peter Konz, OC, Wisconsin Height: 6’4″ Weight: 315 Grade: 6.9I (Grading Scale) Strengths: Elite size and bulk for a center – Fantastic blocker when on the move, finds his targets quickly – Moves exceptionally well for his size – Very effective in combo blocks – Resets well after initial punch – Excels on the second level, picking off linebackers – Runs the screen play very well. Weaknesses: Occasionally gets knocked off balance unexpectedly – Rarely is a dominating force one-on-one inside – Dealt with durability issues (ankle) in past – Blood clot in lung during 2009 season might also be a red-flag. http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=83254&draftyear=2012&genpos=C Ben Jones C, Georgia http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/2010/05/mike-brewster-scouting-report.html Mike Brewster, OC, Ohio State Height: 6’5″ Weight: 298 Grade: 6.9 (Grading Scale) Strengths: Good size, length, and bulk – Makes great line calls with little/no help from QB – Leads on and off the field – Moves well laterally – Excellent in pass protection – Possesses a strong initial punch – Hard working guy. Weaknesses: Not incredibly athletic, but looks flexible – Has improved his angles, but this might be the only part of his game that needs some work. http://www.fanaticalfootballfiend.com/3/post/2011/7/philip-blake-scouting-reports.html OC Phil Blake of Baylor ~ 6.2/320 I am also looking for ILB's. I just am not seeing guys we can get to at the Ravens pick that I like.

Don't tell Glen Clark that you didn't need to abandon the run when you were never down by more than 2 scores.

I have said that the Bengals will at least split.

Just a thought. I am waiting for them to prove me wrong on the problems they have.

Imagine if Indy gets their only win on the Ravens. It could be like Billicks last yr.

He is. Looks a lot like what was happening last yr.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/11/14/week-10-monday-10-pack-2/

I recall several weeks ago I said on thiis very board that Seattle is a game they need to watch out for.

In the first drive RR had 3 carries for 6 yds. Later in that game when they went all pass he gained good yds. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/boxscore?gid=20111113026&page=plays They were down by 2 scores. They could run. Also it got to a 10-7 game and they could still run.

This is what I said how many weeks back? The run D is very suspect.

I really think you will. Again you are watching right now how they deal with the 4-3.

How about Cam go with a RB with some weight in his ass to push for some yds.

Cincy will win one of the 2 games. I think that would put them in 1st place also if it is next week.

Harbs is fat and happy. There is no fire to his feet. He has his money.

And I was wrong to say he should play out his last contract.

Harbs doesn't get his team ready consistenly.

Hilarious.

No doubt. You are legit. If you had won you would be leading the Div.

Pissed that shot away.

doing this way to fast. Pigsburgh did the same thing last week.