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verndogs
Brees is only valuable when his job is on the line and he's playing for a new contract.
SlackerBoy9
I think at this point the Jets would kill for a qb like Brees...hell maybe even Joey harrington
InterMilan31
Butters you sexist bastard leave Mel alone she has more points to her replies than you do:p

Knicks will not win until...not their salary cap problems but due to Stephon Marbury still being on the team.
InterMilan31
Drew Brees = starting QB for the Jets 2006-2007
tribu
I agree with eliminating Brees (for now), but Palmer and Manning are neck and neck. While Manning threw for thirty more yards than Palmer in the Colts' victory (at Cinci), Palmer completed more passes in fewer attempts. I still like Peyton for the MVP but Palmer shouldn't be discouted, especially with 5 games left to play.

I agree with your assessment of Johnson having a better year than #88, but imagine if Harrison wasn't constantly being double and triple teamed. The reason Wayne and to some extent, Dallas Clarke, are having such good years is because both safeties often rotate to Harrison's side, opening up the field for everyone else.

By the same token, I like L.T. but Shaun Alexander is the better running back right now. The 'Hawks back has more touchdowns, more total yards, a higher per carry average and almost a thirty yards per game advantage over L.T. The thing that impresses me most is Tomlinson's success relative to his age; in 2 years (when he is Alexander's age), I think hell be a better back than Alexander is now.

No love for Champ Bailey?
LeopoldStotch
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Originally posted by tribu
I agree with eliminating Brees (for now), but Palmer and Manning are neck and neck. While Manning threw for thirty more yards than Palmer in the Colts' victory (at Cinci), Palmer completed more passes in fewer attempts. I still like Peyton for the MVP but Palmer shouldn't be discouted, especially with 5 games left to play.

I agree with your assessment of Johnson having a better year than #88, but imagine if Harrison wasn't constantly being double and triple teamed. The reason Wayne and to some extent, Dallas Clarke, are having such good years is because both safeties often rotate to Harrison's side, opening up the field for everyone else.

By the same token, I like L.T. but Shaun Alexander is the better running back right now. The 'Hawks back has more touchdowns, more total yards, a higher per carry average and almost a thirty yards per game advantage over L.T. The thing that impresses me most is Tomlinson's success relative to his age; in 2 years (when he is Alexander's age), I think hell be a better back than Alexander is now.

No love for Champ Bailey?


if we are going to give love to champ bailey, we also have to give love to deltha o'neal (from cincy) , since he leads the nfl's best team ( in term of # of interceptions) ... but it's still a headscratcher who got the better end of the champ bailey-clinton portis trade ...

and tough for san diego to choose either rivers or brees ... if they choose brees, they are almost set for a super bowl title .. just tweek the wr lineup with one more quality wideout (mccardell is up there with age .. they need another wideout .. possibly t.o. ??) .. if they go with rivers, possible risk of starting over again, or maybe go bust (aka ryan leaf ... :nervous: ) .. i don't think san diego wants to go back to those days ...

and shut up benji .. i have a lot more points than mellymel ... in fact, i think i have "more humps" than mellymel ... :nervous: .. nevermind .. :wtf: ...

and these discussions should go to the football thread, not the random thread ... :rolleyes: .. geeez .... :haha:

here's something random ...
they just made the ballots for the baseball HOF .. pete rose once again was left out ...

will pete rose ever admit to gambling ? for a spot in the HOF, which he does deserve, if he didn't gamble on his own games .. ??
SlackerBoy9
LT wants Brees there...so Rivers should start packing his bag.
As for Champ Bailey..he is a bit overrated..for as many plays as he makes he gets beat twice as mony...my opinion from watching him.
By the way isn't cricket more of an endurance sport..the matches go on for days right
tribu
My thoughts on Rose is that he should be inducted as a player, with an addendum or an infamous asterisk. That way, the things he did as a player are not forgotten, nor are his failings as a human. His lifetime ban should not be lifted. He should never manage or be associated with baseball again.
InterMilan31
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Originally posted by LeopoldStotch

and shut up benji .. i have a lot more points than mellymel ... in fact, i think i have "more humps" than mellymel ... :nervous: .. nevermind .. :wtf: ...



:haha: mellymel has lovely lady (lumps or humps dunno the lyrics)
yours are just disgusting...Orlando Pace's are nice though:wtf:
MeLLyMeL
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Originally posted by InterMilan31
:haha: mellymel has lovely lady (lumps or humps dunno the lyrics)
yours are just disgusting...Orlando Pace's are nice though:wtf:


+1

butters ur so gay. all i said was FTL i didn't mean it for a discussion. Big deal i didn't post it in the football thread. :rolleyes:

stevieboy32808
The New York Knicks desperately needed a good leader and they got one in the form of Larry Brown. For those who didn't know Brown is one of the best coaches in the league and of all time. This man took the Detroit Pistons to championship glory. Need I say more?
Eddie N MIAMI
so Im back from my 1 week ban.....and of course my 1st post will be about what else.... RANDOM WHITE SOX PLAYERS!!!




:gsmile:

wheres Jonze :(
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