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OK, this was obviously just a coincidence, but it got me wondering about all the times strange coincidences like this happen, and I'd like to here similar stories from other memebers. I've got some others that were almost freakish, but I'll save those for later. So, I'm looking at a picture...

Rashard Mendenhall, Pittsburgh Steelers show up critics - Jerome Bettis - SI.com He goes on to say that he doesn't like the current rules in place to protect QB's, but I've got to admit his analysis of what took place is pretty good. In my opinion, Suggs went for Tom's knee, and the impact...

The title says it all, and NE's seemingly run the ball less each of the past 3-4 years, with Brady at the helm. It's understandable when you're fielding a below average group of RB's, but the Patriots actually have multiple RB's on their roster who are capable of carrying the load, and posting...

OK, I was going to make a thread late last night, but I was slightly busy, and saved my thoughts in a txt. I've re-watched the first half (many plays watched two or three times during that second go around), and my impressions are still the same, so here goes: My Impressions... Edelman's...

Kenny could be a developmental 3rd down back, and he was heavily scouted by the Giants. Some info on Kenny: Height: 5'10" Weight: 200lbs Workout numbers: 3-cone: 6.72 Vertical: 41" Short Shuttle: 4.18 Forty: 4.56 Ten Split: 1.56 Broad: 10'01" Bench: 18 reps 2007: Kenny carried...

What team have the Patriots faced most often on Monday Night Football? PS: I won a TV contest by getting this correct a few years ago. PSS: Don't cheat! IE: no search engines, or use of external websites. You shouldn't need to anyways.

Jets officials have met with RB Darren McFadden three times in the past month, including a night on the town. It's all part of their background checking and information collecting, and the Jets appear to have assuaged doubts about any character issues. Says their director of college scouting...

http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/articles/2008/04/17/patriots_meriweather_ready_for_a_bigger_role/ There is a lot more to the article. In Gasper's opinion, Meriweather will have a large role in NE's secondary this season, and he believes that Brandon will see most of his time at...

When healthy, Richard Seymour has been one of the best D-linemen in the NFL, and a huge factor in NE's past success. Over the past few seasons Richard has flashed signs of continued dominance, but he's also fought through various injuries that have effected his ability to get on the football...

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Some here might remember him, but Deandre was a nice CB prospect coming out of Iowa State in 2007, but he went undrafted due to an ACL tear. I haven't really heard much about him since, and I don't think he's in the league? Can anybody fill me in? I wonder if the knee is fully healed? I...

The title quote is in reference to his moving on from Detriot, but the following excerpts were among the articles most appealing: http://nwe.scout.com/2/745474.html (free to view)

http://www.nashvillecitypaper.com/news.php?viewStory=59486

http://www.kffl.com/hotw/nfl Those vertical, broad jump, short shuttle, and 3-cone numbers are good, but 4.61 is a pretty slow forty time for a CB.

Penned by the unmentionable reporter, via the Sporting News: http://www.sportingnews.com/yourturn/viewtopic.php?t=396897

I've made the poll extremely cut and dry, as I simply want to gauge the consensus of the board. feel free to leave comments in regard to how you voted, and why.

http://nwe.scout.com/2/743174.html There is more to the article, including an additional quote from Williams, scouting reports, comparison's, and notes from scout Tom Marino. For instance, Marino claims Jenkins is the best CB in the draft, and gave him a "D", which is only given to the elite...

Really, I don't see it that way, and I'll compare him to Antoine Cason for this example: Let's compare their career stats. Remember, one of the two was playing against the Pac-10, while the other was playing against some very average (at best) college football teams: Cason (6' 190lbs): 46 GP...

NFL Draft top 100 Prospects 1. Matt Ryan - QB - 6'4" 220 lbs. - Boston College This savvy, strong-armed prospect retains his top ranking in this talented class. There is a good chance he can be the No. 1 selection in April. 2. Chris Long - DE - 6'5" 285 lbs. - Virginia A relentless defender...

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