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Everything posted by papasmurfbell
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No I don't think they have been rebuilding. They have been heavy in the the FA market. Birk is old and Jason Brown is young. As to the Pats I have said it before. After 2007 and running 18-0 and losing in the SB they have been revamping that D. They are super young but will be very good starting next yr I think. They traded off guys like Seymour, and let other old guys leave. They have picks til the cows come home because of all their moves. The Squeelers are a sustained group. They never hold onto guys who are expensive. They have always done that. They have 2 rings and 3 time placed in the SB in the last 7 or so yrs. Indy is a joke. Manning is overrated. If you want a stat machine he is your guy. If you want rings he isn't your guy. The won his D and running game won for him I think will be his one and only. Joe - I think is solid and can win a SB. I just don't think he is a super star. Rice - Is young now. By the time they fix the problems of this team I figure he will be old and either on his way out or they will hold onto him and wish for the best. Boldin - Not ours. He was drafted elsewhere so this is not a rebuilding move. I love him as a WR though. Maybe if Cam learns to use him. he can do much better. Oher - I think he is great. I still think he might be able to play LT. One yr of starting doesn't show me he is bad. Grubbs - We will see. I like him but he is not living up to that 1st round pick. Dickson - Love him. He should have seen the field far more this yr. Pitta - Solid #2 TE. Should have been on the field more. Ngata - He is amazing. Should have had his deal redone 3 yrs ago. Now I think he could be on his way out because he is to expensive now. Cody - Fat slob who will never be what so many think. Suggs - I do not know if he is a paycheck player yet. I lean that way. I would have traded him for big time picks. Foxworth - Not ours. He may not even be here next yr. Webb - He could be a stud. At the min he should be solid. Again as I have said before. The Pats and Squeelers have WON 50% of the rings and PLACED in 70% of the SB's since the Ravens went. During that time the Ravens only really has 1 time when they could have placed in 2008. I see the philosophy of how this team is run as wrongheaded.
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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/02/17/raiders-make-seymour-move-official/ And people say you can't swindle a team. Seymour's agent did. Oh BTW Ngata's deal just got that much more expensive.
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No. You understand that it is a rebuilding process. Had they done this in the past then I think you would be ready for a major run.
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Yeah this is a short term band-aid and an opening wound.
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http://www.wpxi.com/news/26888091/detail.html
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Well the players pushed and won the last time around. Their were several owners that were unhappy when the agreement was made. The union was ecstatic. So I would not paint the players are being put upon.
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http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/sports/ravens/blog/2011/02/ravens_expected_to_give_up_5thround_pick_to_complete_wilson.html
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And it has been a long time since either side cared about the fans. Both sides when it suits them pander to the fans.
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If they do not do some sort of rebuild very soon then they will start stringing together some L's after it is to late.
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OK so they would have to pay for it to be done somewhere. I just see it as an interesting issue with all this.
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But he was hurt during work. I thought the employer was responsible until the employee is healthy again.
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And can he keep winning.
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http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/ravens/bs-sp-preston-ravens-0216-20110215,0,352914.column Just curious. While I am reading this I am thinking about the logistics of it. Wouldn't this constitute a violation of workman's comp? The player is no longer allowed to rehab from an injury suffered on the job.
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When lockout starts, league policies go out the window
papasmurfbell replied to papasmurfbell's topic in NFL General
If they did it should not hold up from where I am sitting. During that time there were no rules to tell you what to do. So you did nothing to violate a league policy. -
Very good points.
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http://www.nationalenquirer.com/oj_simpson_brutally_beaten_prison_skinhead_gang_interview/celebrity/70158
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How many games does the team go to sleep for halves or more. How about getting a line on your coordinators. Things like that need to be fixed. Just play out the contract and see if stuff starts to get fixed.
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I am just questioning the problems that continue unfixed. He was still under contract so he was not going anywhere. I just wanted to see him fix problems first.
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Old Colt being a prick on the CBA front
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http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ms-richardsonnfl021411%C2%A0 -
The union is completely misplaying this thing
papasmurfbell replied to papasmurfbell's topic in NFL General
If I were goingto be a rookie and the union and my agent said don't go to the combine I would might just do what they say. The thing is if I were the team I would not draft a guy that as high if he didn't show. If I am a player that is supposed to be drafted in the first 10 picks but I get picked at say #25. I would be pissed. I would hold it against D Smith and my agent. -
The union is completely misplaying this thing
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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/02/14/talk-of-combine-draft-boycott-persists/ -
Ten things to know, right now, about the labor situation
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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/02/14/evidence-that-union-plans-to-decertify-comes-from-an-unlikely-source/ http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/02/14/rfa-tenders-could-be-leagues-next-big-power-move/ -
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/02/14/haynesworth-accused-of-sexual-assault/
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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/02/14/raiders-hire-rod-woodson-as-defensive-backs-coach/
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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/02/14/long-lines-another-dallas-super-bowl-misstep/