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Arrest happened on 4/20, with a negligible BAC. My guess is he was partaking in the "festivities", you can get DUI for weed.

Look at your profile pic, now back to the post, and back to your profile pic. I think that might give you an idea of where he got that from.

He hasn't been playing football all that long, he still has potential. He's got a high ceiling, a stud ST guy was his floor, his ceiling is much higher IMHO.

Kahlil Mack 1st overall to Texans

Ebner is jacked, I wonder if he can progress enough to play early down SS, he would lay the wood.

This one came out very differently, if it played out like this I would have liked to trade out of the 1st, huge run on TEs in the 3rd and 4th left Lynch as the last best option. 29 OLBRYAN SHAZIER OHIO STATE 62 DEJACKSON JEFFCOAT TEXAS 93 DTDAQUAN JONES PENN STATE 130 TEARTHUR LYNCH GEORGIA 140...

any word on tapatalk availability?

From fanspeak: 29 DE KONY EALY MISSOURI 62 DE STEPHON TUITT NOTRE DAME 93 TE C.J. FIEDOROWICZ IOWA 130 TE ARTHUR LYNCH GEORGIA 140 C BRYAN STORK FLORIDA STATE 198 OLB KEVIN PIERRE-LOUIS BOSTON COLLEGE 206 RB LORENZO TALIAFERRO COASTAL CAROLINA 244 OG JOHN URSCHEL PENN STATE

Surrounding himself with Belichick more like, without Belichick on his staff he didn't win a single Super Bowl, Conference Championship or even Division Title

1-29. TRADE to WAS for 2-34 and 4-102 2-34 Kony Ealy, DE, Missouri 2-42 Kyle Van Noy, LB, BYU 2-62. TRADE to TEN for 2-42 3-93. C.J. Fiedorowicz, TE, Iowa 4-102 TRADE to TEN for 2-42 4-130. Arthur Lynch, TE, Georgia 4-140. Craig Loston, SS, LSU 6-198. Lorenzo Taliaferro, RB...

I have a hunch that Ty Law had a part in recruiting Revis to play for NE...

Maybe BB double dips and takes Ealy and Sam, I have no issues with what he does on his own time, if he can play football then take him if he's the weighted BPA.

right here: I've discussed this with top tier orthopedic surgeons, Olympic team doctors. In most cases surgery is the best choice. I suggest reading this for some general information. http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=A00584 I don't have specific information for Gronkowski's...

Jackson Jeffcoat, DE Texas Kony Ealy, DE, Missouri Kyle Van Noy, OLB, Brigham Young Kevin Pierre-Louis, OLB, Boston College Deone Bucannon, S, Washington State Lonnie Ballentine, S, Memphis Lorenzo Taliaferra, RB, Coastal Carolina Dri Archer, RB, Kent State John Urschel, OG, Penn State...

I've talked to some pretty highly regarded orthopedic surgeons in the sports medicine field through my work, the benefits of operating far outweigh the risk.

The town I went to high school in was 96 percent white, that didn't stop me from having black friends.

I actually liked him better as a blocker than HooMan, but I'd rather upgrade on both of them in the draft.