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All Things Football ! (pg. 28)
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| XxGrOoVeERICxX |
| All the games this weekend were entertaining. No blow outs, all came down to the wire! w00t! :p :cool: |
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| av1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by halexander837
My Seahawks just choked :o
At one point their offense clicks and suddenly just completely falls apart.
Throwing on first down was not a strategy i would choose. Alexander should've had more carries. Instead, there were forced turnovers, bad passes, poor line protection... not what i as a die-hard Seahawks fan can relate to. BOOOOOOO to Matt Hasselbeck :whip: |
Due to injuries the Seahawks were recruiting people from Walmart to play in their secondary, they stil made the playoffs, and gave the Bears a good game. So be happy. Look at us in Miami, the Dolphins fully staffed by Satan (oops I mean Saban) couldn't even make it to a 500 record. And I would trade all 3 of our QBs for Hasselbeck any day. |
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| halexander837 |
| quote: | Originally posted by av1
Due to injuries the Seahawks were recruiting people from Walmart to play in their secondary, they stil made the playoffs, and gave the Bears a good game. So be happy. Look at us in Miami, the Dolphins fully staffed by Satan (oops I mean Saban) couldn't even make it to a 500 record. And I would trade all 3 of our QBs for Hasselbeck any day. |
hmm true... it was a good game
no to look foward to 07 |
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| chach |
MIAMI - Michael Vick reluctantly surrendered a water bottle to security at Miami International Airport that contained a residue "closely associated with marijuana." Police said Thursday that no charges immediately were filed.
The 26-year-old Atlanta Falcons quarterback entered an airport concourse Wednesday morning with the 20-ounce bottle. He eventually handed it over and boarded his flight to Atlanta. But his initial reluctance to turn over the bottle aroused suspicion among airport security screeners, a police report said.
Two Transportation Security Administration screeners recognized the 6-foot, 215-pound Vick. The bottle was found to have a hidden compartment that contained "a small amount of dark particulate and a pungent aroma closely associated with marijuana," the report said. The compartment was hidden by the bottle’s label so that it appeared to be a full bottle of water when held upright, police said.
Police said the bottle was sent to the Miami-Dade County crime lab for analysis. It could be weeks before any decision is made on whether to file charges, said Detective Alvaro Zabaleta.
"We’ll do an analysis and see what it is. There’s no sense of urgency to it," he said Thursday.
Vick did not immediately return a phone call early Thursday.
"We plan to look into the matter and discuss it with Michael Vick before having any further comment," Falcons spokesman Reggie Roberts said.
Vick’s younger brother, Marcus, is a wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins [team stats]. Michael Vick was the overall No. 1 draft pick in the 2001 NFL draft. In 2006, Michael Vick passed for more than 2,400 yards and also topped 1,000 yards rushing. |
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| av1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by chach
MIAMI - Michael Vick reluctantly surrendered a water bottle to security at Miami International Airport that contained a residue "closely associated with marijuana." Police said Thursday that no charges immediately were filed.
The 26-year-old Atlanta Falcons quarterback entered an airport concourse Wednesday morning with the 20-ounce bottle. He eventually handed it over and boarded his flight to Atlanta. But his initial reluctance to turn over the bottle aroused suspicion among airport security screeners, a police report said.
Two Transportation Security Administration screeners recognized the 6-foot, 215-pound Vick. The bottle was found to have a hidden compartment that contained "a small amount of dark particulate and a pungent aroma closely associated with marijuana," the report said. The compartment was hidden by the bottle’s label so that it appeared to be a full bottle of water when held upright, police said.
Police said the bottle was sent to the Miami-Dade County crime lab for analysis. It could be weeks before any decision is made on whether to file charges, said Detective Alvaro Zabaleta.
"We’ll do an analysis and see what it is. There’s no sense of urgency to it," he said Thursday.
Vick did not immediately return a phone call early Thursday.
"We plan to look into the matter and discuss it with Michael Vick before having any further comment," Falcons spokesman Reggie Roberts said.
Vick’s younger brother, Marcus, is a wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins [team stats]. Michael Vick was the overall No. 1 draft pick in the 2001 NFL draft. In 2006, Michael Vick passed for more than 2,400 yards and also topped 1,000 yards rushing. |
Guy has to be the biggest idiot in the history of the world. He has a 130 million dollar contract for playing a game, and risks it all by getting busted for trying to sneak a minute amount of weed residue onto a plane in a hidden compartment in a water bottle. What, he couldn't afford to hook up in Atlanta? Dumbass. Maybe he needs to lay off the anyways, because apparently he has the IQ of an olive. |
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| bdr222 |
| Well if it is a very small ammount, he'll just walk away with 1000 misdemeanor fine or equivalent |
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| av1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by bdr222
Well if it is a very small ammount, he'll just walk away with 1000 misdemeanor fine or equivalent |
That's not the issue. The issue is he could lose his endorsement deals, lose his 130 million dollar contract, and now will be subject to more random testing for "street" drugs (as opposed to steroids which are tested for more regularly). As any Ricky Williams fan will tell ya, once they start testing you every month it's just a matter of time b4 you end up suspended over and over and playing in Canada for peanuts.
Yet no worry, Vick will light up b4 the test and sneak someone else's piss (which he will have hidden inside a water bottle) into the testing area. |
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| MeLLyMeL |
like omg no way!
anyways.
My chargers :(
-tear-
would have loved to see them @ the super bowl down here. |
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| av1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by av1
We have a really good defensive coordinator, Dom Capers, who did a lot of good this year with a scheme that put Jason Taylor in a position to have his best year ever. We should keep him and the offensive line coach (Hudson Houck), who also did a lot with so little talent on the O-line. But we need to hire an offensive-minded coach. Cam Cameron, the offensive coordinator from San Diego is my choice. |
Called it. We got him. Cam Cameron signs a 4 year deal to coach the fins. He was the offensive coordinator for a Chargers team that scored over 500 points this year. If anyone can fix this pathetic offense he can. |
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| verndogs |
i think many of us here can agree
LOL @ pats :stongue: |
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| chach |
| quote: | Originally posted by verndogs
i think many of us here can agree
LOL @ pats :stongue: |
man they blew! that fing game! damn i hate the colts i also hate the pats!
go bears! |
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| happyface |
:) |
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