It seems my bucs had a good draft 
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NFL Off-season thread
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01cobravortech
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Nice. He's pretty big huh? You meet him at a club in Northern Jersey?
He is like 6.2, barely taller than me, but he is as wide as a standard door frame. I met him in Edgewater by the local Starbucks/Motorcycle/Exotic car(at times) gathering place. Him and Josh Boon of NJ Nets, real down to earth folks, talking about haggling on the gtr's, funny shit.
Planter
Banned
lol, you got a receiver with no QB to throw to him....:shrug:
poor AJ Green, a good talent wideout on a piece of garbage team, and an idiot in Mike Brown running it, and another moron in Marv Lewis coaching it. what a cluster ****. it's like watching a train wreck, Bengals can't Bungle out of their own way. :lol1:
Andy Dalton? :dw:
Are you sure you watch college football or just post in the thread to piss people off?
Andy Dalton is a great QB and I think will do very well at the professional level, but I'm a little biased because I played with him in highschool :coolman:
i just learned that tyrod taylor was drafted by the ravens. always liked that team and it'll be nice to see what a former hokie can do for them.
The same thing Troy Smith did I'm guessing.
no way. troy smith was on a great team. tyrod had a lot less to work with and he was still impressive.
For the Mississippi and Florida guys:
Bars to give out free beer in lockout | Yardbarker.com
Pretty cool of them, might have to take advantage of this.
Bars to give out free beer in lockout | Yardbarker.com
Pretty cool of them, might have to take advantage of this.
Not sure where I stand on the Cowboys draft. Wanted a corner, but from everything I've heard Smith is a proven lineman and great athlete. From there, it seems like gambles. I like Carter from UNC and I loathe all our running backs so regardless I like the Demarco Murray pick. The corner is supposed to be a value pick but he prove that to me in the regular season.
Broncos with Von Miller was a smart pick
Cards with Peterson was a smart pick.
Am I the only one who thinks Atlanta gave up a lot for a reciever who isn't AJ Green and unproven?
ps. didn't bother to spell check anything
Broncos with Von Miller was a smart pick
Cards with Peterson was a smart pick.
Am I the only one who thinks Atlanta gave up a lot for a reciever who isn't AJ Green and unproven?
ps. didn't bother to spell check anything
Planter
Banned
the owners win yet another battle over the players. Although this whole thing is bad for everyone involved, I'm still inclined to agree with the owners side of this, but at this point, I just hope there's Pro football in 2011, I will be very disappointed if there is no football.
Appeals court grants NFL’s motion for stay, lockout still on | ProFootballTalk
Appeals court grants NFL’s motion for stay, lockout still on | ProFootballTalk
Ray Lewis has a point.. or at least he thinks he does.
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[ame="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=6575570"]Ray Lewis of Baltimore Ravens says crime will rise if season lost - ESPN@@AMEPARAM@@http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=6575604@@AMEPARAM@@6575604[/ame]
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Planter
Banned
so in other words he's saying he's gonna go back to stabbing people in the back of limos if there's no professional football this year? :shrug:
as doober said... the same thing smith did for the ravens... warm the bench. flacco isnt going anywhere
Planter
Banned
lol, tyrod taylor wasn't worth a shit to begin with at Va Tech. overrated, and underachieving, interception prone, thinks he's the next Michael Vick. reality check coming soon, when he gets cut and doesn't make an active roster during the next 4 seasons, then he'll go on to either sell insurance or crack. /end story
Planter
Banned
Sorry SVTSMO, you were wrong on many accounts.
Court rules in favor of the Owners, Lockout is Legal. Players lose. Owners have the leverage.
NFL.com news: The 8th U.S. Circuit rules in favor of NFL, says lockout legal
Pacman Jones arrested from a d&d bar incident. What a shocking surprise...
Pacman Jones charged after bar arrest
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Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones was arrested at a bar late Saturday night for disorderly conduct while intoxicated and resisting arrest.
Four months after settling a case that punctuated a slew of off-the-field trouble for the 27-year-old NFL veteran, he was taken into custody on the misdemeanors after being repeatedly asked to leave a Cincinnati bar for rowdy behavior, WKRC-TV has reported, citing court documents.
Pacman Jones, booked into jail late Saturday night, has been recovering from a herniated disk in his neck suffered in Week 7 last fall that required surgery, but he was expecting to play this season.
Jones was jailed around 3 a.m. Sunday and released later in the morning.
Two police officers were forced to physically restrain Jones to apply handcuffs as he fought to pull away, the TV report says. Jones had been yelling profanities and waving his arms violently, according to WKRC-TV.
Jones, who wears a neck brace as a result of an injury suffered last season, denied the allegations in an interview with WCPO-TV after leaving jail.
"I just had surgery, so why would I be resisting arrest?" Jones said.
He said he hadn't been drinking and was out with his wife to celebrate her birthday.
"It's ridiculous, man," Jones told the TV station. "I keep on going through the same thing, and it don't make no sense."
He also apologized to his fans and said he loves Cincinnati.
"Only thing I can do is be me and do what I'm supposed to do, but I was not yelling at the police. I did not yell profanity at the police. And at the end of the day ... I'm the bad guy," he said.
A Bengals spokesman said the team had no comment when contacted by The Associated Press. The team is prohibited from having contact with Jones because of the NFL lockout.
Jones has been recovering from a herniated disk in his neck suffered in Week 7 last fall that required surgery, but he was expecting to play this season.
Jones played five games last year for the Bengals before the injury, notching 11 tackles and an interception.
Walker: What now for Jones, Bengals?
Pacman Jones' recent arrest puts both himself and the Bengals, who were counting on him to possibly play a major role this season, in a tough spot, ESPN.com's James Walker writes. Blog
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has stated that players will still be subject to review and discipline under the personal-conduct policy for potential violations during the lockout.
In late February, Jones was sentenced in Las Vegas to probation and 200 hours of community service under a plea deal for his role in a 2007 strip club melee.
Jones received a suspended sentence and was also ordered to receive anger management counseling. The sentence required Jones to undergo random drug testing.
Jones was Tennessee's first-round pick in 2005. Six arrests and a dozen instances involving police intervention scuttled his career. He was suspended for the 2007 season with Tennessee. The Cowboys signed him, but he was suspended for six games in 2008 for an alcohol-related scuffle with a bodyguard provided by the team.
He sat out for a year before signing a two-year deal with Cincinnati in May 2010. Police there questioned him last fall after he drove his vehicle over a downtown curb to avoid an obstacle and then apologized to him, saying it was a mistake and he'd done nothing wrong.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
Pacman Jones charged after bar arrest
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ESPN.com news services
Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones was arrested at a bar late Saturday night for disorderly conduct while intoxicated and resisting arrest.
Four months after settling a case that punctuated a slew of off-the-field trouble for the 27-year-old NFL veteran, he was taken into custody on the misdemeanors after being repeatedly asked to leave a Cincinnati bar for rowdy behavior, WKRC-TV has reported, citing court documents.
Pacman Jones, booked into jail late Saturday night, has been recovering from a herniated disk in his neck suffered in Week 7 last fall that required surgery, but he was expecting to play this season.
Jones was jailed around 3 a.m. Sunday and released later in the morning.
Two police officers were forced to physically restrain Jones to apply handcuffs as he fought to pull away, the TV report says. Jones had been yelling profanities and waving his arms violently, according to WKRC-TV.
Jones, who wears a neck brace as a result of an injury suffered last season, denied the allegations in an interview with WCPO-TV after leaving jail.
"I just had surgery, so why would I be resisting arrest?" Jones said.
He said he hadn't been drinking and was out with his wife to celebrate her birthday.
"It's ridiculous, man," Jones told the TV station. "I keep on going through the same thing, and it don't make no sense."
He also apologized to his fans and said he loves Cincinnati.
"Only thing I can do is be me and do what I'm supposed to do, but I was not yelling at the police. I did not yell profanity at the police. And at the end of the day ... I'm the bad guy," he said.
A Bengals spokesman said the team had no comment when contacted by The Associated Press. The team is prohibited from having contact with Jones because of the NFL lockout.
Jones has been recovering from a herniated disk in his neck suffered in Week 7 last fall that required surgery, but he was expecting to play this season.
Jones played five games last year for the Bengals before the injury, notching 11 tackles and an interception.
Walker: What now for Jones, Bengals?
Pacman Jones' recent arrest puts both himself and the Bengals, who were counting on him to possibly play a major role this season, in a tough spot, ESPN.com's James Walker writes. Blog
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has stated that players will still be subject to review and discipline under the personal-conduct policy for potential violations during the lockout.
In late February, Jones was sentenced in Las Vegas to probation and 200 hours of community service under a plea deal for his role in a 2007 strip club melee.
Jones received a suspended sentence and was also ordered to receive anger management counseling. The sentence required Jones to undergo random drug testing.
Jones was Tennessee's first-round pick in 2005. Six arrests and a dozen instances involving police intervention scuttled his career. He was suspended for the 2007 season with Tennessee. The Cowboys signed him, but he was suspended for six games in 2008 for an alcohol-related scuffle with a bodyguard provided by the team.
He sat out for a year before signing a two-year deal with Cincinnati in May 2010. Police there questioned him last fall after he drove his vehicle over a downtown curb to avoid an obstacle and then apologized to him, saying it was a mistake and he'd done nothing wrong.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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Hines Ward is a drunk too!!!
Steelers' Hines Ward arrested on DUI charge in Ga. - NFL - Yahoo! Sports
Steelers' Hines Ward arrested on DUI charge in Ga. - NFL - Yahoo! Sports
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