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Yeah, that Haynesworth deal is dicey. Could be a massive win or another "Let's sign T.O. because he's badass herp derp" move. They have experience with talented players with attitudes (Moss) so if they can keep Haynesworth's attitude in check, it could work out. That and keep him from being a fat ass that gets injured every other week.
Arizona just got Kevin Colb from the Eagles for Rodgers-Cromartie and a second round pick.Quote:
Originally Posted by blistanbul
The Jets lucked out with that dude. McNabb is done as anything but a mentor/backup role. Good trade on Minnesota's part. Roy Williams was a disappointment from the get go. Barber is on the decline because of his injuries and competition from Jones and Tashard Choice.
I can't believe you Slav. Do you only like the cheaters when it comes to American professional teams?
Bill cheatachick?
Secondly good luck on winning a clean Superbowl, the Jets have your number.
They will be there before you.
Occo Cincho is now a Patriots as well. Cheatachick must be getting desperate.
Although I think both moves can pay off for them.
I like what Seattle and Arizona is doing.
Seattle has to get a new qb though.
Enter Vince Young who has just been released. I would like the Cowboys to pick him up just in case Romo suffers an injury again.
I also like what we are doing so far.
A lot of activities in a short span of time. Should be fun.
Although I think the real winner will be whoever acquires Asomugha and I believe that team will be the Jets.
Sidney Rice signed with Seattle too.
PS We can sort out a fantasy league in a months time.
i think the logic is "we're good at getting a few productive years out of discontented players, then dump them at the first sign of trouble. so here's haynesworth available for basically nothing, and we've got to spend all this cash. so let's go for it, and we can always cut him at camp if we need to."Quote:
Originally Posted by snooch
makes sense in that respect, and belichick does have a history with these kinds of players--corey dillon, randy moss, rodney harrison, etc. but the teams they came on to had really established veteran leadership. not sure the current roster does, other than brady.
but with haynesworth, there's also the question: is he even good anymore?
the chad johnson signing is less interesting IMO. he's an attention-seeker, but really isn't the problem child the media would like him to be.
glad to see the chiefs signed steve breaston. good pickup for them.
asomugha is now an eagle.
^^^this one stung.
what nfl team do irish americans support, or is there an nfl team with big irish american roots?
new england patriots.
owned by a jew.
lmfao.
the same bloke that bought the parking lot of the stadium made bank of it and then bought the team on cheap.
robert kraft i believe. he owns multiple food companies of course. like kraft cheese.
Does anybody know where you can catch CFL matches?
Espn3. Games online
for professional football, whatever the local team is. since most irish americans live in the northeast, it's probably the new england patriots, new york giants, new york jets or philadelphia eagles. but if they grew up in san diego, then the chargers. or whatever team is close by.Quote:
Originally Posted by Esox Lucius
college football is another story, and irish americans traditionally support boston college (if they're boston irish) or notre dame (if they're from anywhere else in the US).
college football is, in most ways, the more important game, culturally speaking. it's older (since the mid-19th century) and loyalties are more deeply ingrained than the pros...passed down from father to son, and people are totally fanatical about it (like the dude who poisoned all a rival school's trees). so it's a lot more like the premiership in terms of loyalty and such.
@esox: the University of Notre Dame are called the "fighting Irish" and this is their mascot
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Originally Posted by snooch
I don't think it is much of a risk.
It is not like they paid hundred millions dollars for him either like the Redskins.:laughing2:
If he doesn't work out just cut him.
it's not a risk in the sense that they didn't pay much for him.
but they cut ty warren, which means they need haynesworth to work out. so i'd say belichick better know something about this guy that the talking heads on the 4-letter network don't, like he did with moss, or else it's a problem.
apparently he lost 25 lbs and is one of the better shape guys on the team.Quote:
Originally Posted by SlavikSvensk
you need few more players on the defense and better running backs.
still pretty behind the Jets.
roy williams and barber to the bears.
martz thinks williams is capable of catching 70-80 balls.
lmfao.
plaxico burress with the jets and so did carmoutrie.
reggie bush signed with miami,
lol @ RW not living up to expectations AGAIN.