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Na Brown never did that!

jeeze that was fast. i think that should be spelled "PFFFT".

i believe it. they all think they're great without winning anything. ask desean. it's gotta come from andy -- they're far too overconfident again.

they gotta keep him. NCAA leader in all-purpose yardage in only 3 years?

interesting, their sacks mainly came from linebackers and their defensive tackle. next year washburn was the defensive coordinator...

i didn't write this... and i think they're better off trading him at some point. but this is some guy's opinion.

hmmm... i wonder if the sixers are involved in these talks...

looks like he's gonna be a player..

he can catch, and he used to play full back... he'd probably be a better option than stanley havili. seriously, why does he have no veteran competition? that's the one spot andy's doing his andy thing. let's just upgrade it with a real full back and we can rest a little bit...

ugh... man what is wrong with that guy? i dont know they gotta do something for him. he just needs to be on the field and he'll win some games... if they give him talent and the right system.. i think.. i hope..

"They got my man [Raheem Morris] up out of there," Winslow said. "I was loyal to him. **I’d take a bullet for that dude.** So I had to roll, man."

The Eagles made two moves designed to boost their returns in 2012. They drafted Brandon Boykin in the fourth round, adding Georgia’s all-time kickoff return leader to the fold, and signed Damaris Johnson as an undrafted free agent. Johnson missed his senior year at Tulsa after being suspended for an arrest on embezzlement charges after he underpaid for merchandise at a store where his girlfriend worked. Despite that, Johnson finished as the NCAA’s all-time leader in all-purpose and kickoff return yards. {woah, Damaris Johnson?}

he went through some really serious stuff before the time he was 5. several times it should have been curtains for him but he showed a heck of a lot of fight. i think he has this thing that nothing will beat him. he needed that to fight through all his illness and ailments. i think he's a fighter, he uses that strength at times on the court. "Turner was born weighing 10 pounds (4.5 kg). Within his first year, he endured chicken pox, pneumonia, asthma, and measles. The 1989 Chicago measles epidemic caused Turner to desperately need emergency room services. He encountered severe breathing problems that required the removal of his adenoids and tonsils. At the age of 3, he was hit by a car, resulting in a concussion and stitches. Oversized baby teeth and an overbite caused a speech impediment that necessitated speech therapy."

"With Dion [Lewis], I would have liked to have gotten him a little more time last year as we went on," Reid said. "I didn’t end up doing that and I probably overplayed McCoy a little bit, even though he doesn’t want to hear that."

Sorry bro. Maybe if you wanted to press...

[these are the only 2 sentences that made any sense to me] The length of time to allow full activity after Achilles tendon repair is generally thought to be four to six months. The 11 months needed to return to play as a professional football player seems considerably longer. However, there is a major difference between allowing full activity and returning to play in the NFL.

ehhh... do you really have to go there? this isnt a normal job search.

why must i be the one to post this? here are some quotes: "We talk so much about Mike Shanahan and the things he was able to do in Denver," McNabb said. "Well, I have a couple of names for you that Mike Shanahan — quarterbacks he’s coached — and the lack of success that he’s had." "We had John Beck, who was 0-4," McNabb said. "Rex Grossman: 6-11. Jay Cutler, who was his prize possession: 17-20. Jake Plummer, a guy who had success, led them to the AFC Championship against Pittsburgh, as we know, and then benched him the next year, because he wouldn’t do what he wanted him to do. Brian Griese, who was supposed to be the heir apparent to John Elway, hasn’t had a lot of success." "I don’t think it’s a good fit," McNabb said. "If this doesn’t work this year, if we don’t see a splash like a Cam Newton splash, this could be it. . . . How long does he have with RG3? The seat is hot right now."

hmmm... surprisingly well-done from Florio... "When the NFL first used the replay system as a tool for correcting bad calls on the field, the decisions were made in the replay booth. After a decade or so without replay review of any kind, the procedure returned a decade or so ago with the referee physically performing the inspection of the available camera angles on the field."

you know andy and marty are thinking about it....