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No currency, you're the best poster in my book

No, that was actually just a brain fart on my part.

Was speed kills using total career numbers or just the 2003 season? Because 2003 was Brady's worst year of his career, which obviously says a lot but still his worst season. And Bledsoe also had a sub-par year for his standards in 2003. So not the ideal example. If you're looking for specifics on Bledsoe: 16 16 471 274 58.2 2860 6.07 54 11 12 49/371 28 2 73.0 His second worst passer rating of his career compared to his rookie season. Third lowest yards total in his career also.

rock on

I absolutely can't stand how he talks about himself or the 86 Mets over three times an inning. IT's so fucken annoying.

Look at this! Reyes is at .234 now?

Eric Mangold? He's a damn good center though.

Oh yeah, we're going to use one game as an example to prove he has a very good downfield arm?

How can I give you examples from something that took place in 2003? All I can tell you was that it was in 2003 pre-season in fact or fiction. This time I fully trust my memory and I certainly recall them saying it. I remember shaking my head after it was said. All you guys could do is trust me on this which I doubt you'll do at this point. 2002 was an exception for Chad. He showed decent arm strenghth that year at least downfield. However the following years were a little bit different. If you didn't notice, I was being sarcastic.

I watch over 13 Jets games a year since 2000.... I know what I'm talking about here. When I hear guys like Salsibury and Hoge say that Pennington has a cannon for an arm, which you can admit he does not and he is with Peyton Manning in terms of rated QBs in the NFL when he is not, it means he is overrated. And I can assure you that those aren't the only two guys giving him a lot of credit or at least more then he deserves. btw speed kills, for future reference, what website did you get that info from? I want to use that for future arguements.

Do you mean 2002? 2003 was where he had that wrist injury in pre-season.

I guess he didn't. I heard he was the only one that didnt pitch that day

Rookie WRs have made immediate impacts. If Plax goes down, you do realize our WR core is Toomer, Carter, and Taylor right? Seeing that our main needs have been fileld, I'd be fine with a WR in the first day.

Shouldn't you be hiding under a rock after your claims that we weren't interested in Lavar were totally untrue?

Exactly. That's why it'd be a horrible trade. I'm glad you see it my way God. Because it's David Wright.

I actually have heard rumors like this that i thought werent true. That's like trading God for Jesus.

I don't really think they rushed him. Because his second rotator cuff injury I believe occurred in his second shoulder. So rushing him back is really irrelevant although I do respect Chad's will to play. Except Chad actually did take shots downfield more then we know. And he rarely put it right on the mark like he does on his quick passes.

Not at #56 but at #25 I will be. I'm not exactly thrilled with the thought of Tiki's replacement being a project either but the Giants can't really give up on him after not giving him much of an oppurtunity as an everydown back. That is also why drafting an RB in the first round is too early. A guy like Williams still would need to wait at least a year, maybe more.

That's why I'm thinking God carried that pass. I don't know where that came from. Before Chad got hurt the lovefest for him was unbelievable. His stats looked better because his WRs and RBs made a 4 yard pass into an 11 yard pass play making his stats look better. The amount of money he got was obsurd with that deal. Chad was a top 10 QB because he got wins and managed the game very well. I think he just got too much credit. Those 11 completions actually enforce my point. I bet most of those were quick passes in the flat or 5-10 yard passes over the middle. I'm not denying his great accuracy. I'm denying his arm strength past 15 yards. It's really nothing special. Here's a reason Chad never made the Pro Bowl. 2002 he didn't play a full season. 2003 he missed the first month and a half or so with a broken wrist suffered in pre-season. And from there he didn't do so good. 2004 he had that rotator cuff and also had an okay season. And 2005 he missed the whole season. That explains his lack of Pro Bowls.

He's actually very sure handed. And I think BJ was a victim of the game planning. It was so obvious that in short yardage situations, he was going to run. We should have kept the defense on their heels a little bit with some play action, like we did against SF with Shockeys TD catch. He was wide open. I think the Ricky decision may come as early as tomorrow.

If you guys sign Hunter, I can see Damon going DH and Hunter playing center. You guys will have to search for RF this off-season.

Both Jackson and Holmes are going most likely in the teens and I'd do cartwheels if they fell to us. But seeing that it won't happen, unless EA is desperate, the only way one of them is in blue is by trading up.

That explains his 4.4 speed and the fact that he's 260 pounds. I'm fine with our RB situation right now.

Yes but say we signed Buckner for 2 mill a year or something like that. In 2007, we'd have two mill less in the off-season for a guy I don't think is worth that much anyway.

If by ripped to shreds you mean 6/10 for 69 yards then I guess he did.