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The Chicago game in 2011, the Cowboys in the 03 playoffs...

The man was simply unstoppable in his prime, and that was with Jake Delhomme slinging the ball. Plus, I've never seen a non-RB player get tackled/make crazy catches inside the five as many times as Smitty... guy was probably 30 total yards away from another 10 or so career receiving TDs.

I don't recall a single person thinking that Cutler deal was a good idea, and Drew Brees is a unique case because we all wanted to see the Saints saddle themselves with an unruly contract.

I'm not a soccer fan but really enjoyed watching these last 2 games. With 3 boys 4 and under, might be time to start appreciating it more.

Chances of a random dumbass Failcons fan yelling "Rise up!" - 14%.

Logic.. and reason? Applied to something in sports or, perhaps, even the media in general? HERESY!! BTW, this applies to not only Cam and the Panthers but really anything these days.

Used to have some more but a lot have gone out the window now that we have three kids ages 4 and below... no time to be particular. Cash in my wallet must be ordered by denomination from smallest to largest (a practical idiosyncracy) and all bills must be facing forward, right side up.Shirts or t-shirts with loose or baggy collars are uncomfortable and will not be worn.When driving by a cemetery, I turn my car stereo down as I figure the dead don't want to hear it.My TV and sound bar have to be in exact square with the TV stand or it bugs me.

Fear the beard.

Hill can't catch the ball consistently,a major strike against him unless something changes at caml. If Brown and Ginn perform and if Byrd can continue improving when the pads come on, Hill is gone. Frank was suspended, thus not taking a roster spot, and Hardy didn't count once he went on the list. The team had 5 on the roster for a couple of weeks and spent most of the season with only 4, and Kony didn't pay significant meaningful snaps until later in the year. They'll roll with 4 if they see better roster value elsewhere.

​Agreed, and I think Klein's more of an MLB anyway. Seems like he'd be a solid backup to Luke, and we know he can actually play. Maybe Mayo will look completely different in camp once the pads come on, but at this point it's hard to imagine Mayo being picked over Klein for reasons other than draft pick pride. Camp and preseason will tell the story.

I don't recall reading a word about Brandon Williams at all during OTAs or otherwise. Was he working first/second team most of the time?

Sherrod was pretty awful in 2011, though I do think putting him at safety was a bad move.

The players were sent to their rooms with no dessert.

To be fair, only about half of those actually deserved to be called. At least that was my conclusion after watching Boldin get away with an actual headbutt.

Nice little vid. Those guys are big. When viewing this thread, the banner ad to the side is for the Speed Out damaged screw extractor.

Chris Scott in shape? Impressive.

I don't see him taking a backup role unless that was all that was available to him.

Considering that he made the roster for the first time, made some key catches, and held his own in the punt returner job (which he has no business doing in the future), I'd say he stepped up relative to his role. If he's good enough to make it this year, good for him. If someone like Hill or Byrd shows enough to supplant him, then the team is better for it. The fact that this thread is about to hit 20 pages over a potential fourth or fifth string WR is baffling when camp is still a month away.

While out of context, Chandler's technique is not very good in Picture 6. Looks to be off-balance and over-extended forward, if not also a little high.

Only once the season starts, and only one player can be designated to return. Any roster moves for these guys during TC will be waivers.

Testes, testes,1, 2... 3?

I think your post is a bit off-base, though the question is valid. He was on the Dolphins and Niners for 3 years each, went to AZ because Carolina couldn't/wouldn't match the money, and came back when he was beat out as a receiver in AZ and they realized they had overpaid. I think he's a solid returned and average WR who teams moved on from when they decided he wasn't going to be a star WR. I think Carolina has him valued perfectly and, based on 2013, also understands exactly how to use him (Shula notwithstanding).

One could argue he's the definition because he does whatever (and perhaps whomever) he wants without regard for societal archetypes.

I didn't even realize your post had words in it.

Didn't realize there were hipsters in the NFL.