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flv2 replied to the thread Alaric Jackson Arrested.Off-topic, but for information purposes it was Rams DE Leonard Little in 1998. Leonard Little - Wikipedia -
flv2 replied to the thread Dick Sherman.Apologies for the necromancing but I didn't want to start a new thread. I saw last night that Sherman will be eligible for the HoF at...
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I do love Dave Brown. He was a shut down corner in his era. He wasn’t required to cover the same kind of intricate passing attacks that...
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Not sure about Baily or Green but Sanders couldn't tackle a wet paper sack. I'd take Sherm every day of the week and twice on Sunday...
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When he wasn’t playing us 😂
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Yeah ... but watching Bo is still fun. What a freak of nature he was.
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I found it a relief to read that the Seahawks had resigned Eric Saubert as a number 2 tight end. At the conclusion of last season...
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flv2 replied to the thread Elijah Arroyo going forward.I totally get your point. If he had 3 full college seasons, 2 NFL seasons, and he was established as a starter then the injuries...
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No offense to you but I always hate this argument. Any player at any given time is an injury away from having an injury history...
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flv2 replied to the thread Elijah Arroyo going forward.I don't think there's any point comparing Arroyo to previous high 1st round picks. Obviously those players had exceptionally high...
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flv2 replied to the thread Kayvon Thibodeaux rumor.Phillips is getting $30M per year with the 1st 2 years guaranteed at $60M. If Thibodeaux was worth $24M per year it would be pretty much...
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Something a bit lower than Phillips received from the Panthers.
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flv2 reacted to BirdsCommaAngry's post in the thread One-day contract for Russell Wilson? with
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It's ironic. If RW got hurt or w/e and retired in 2022 instead of demanding a trade, he's easily in the ROH and would have probably... -
Actually, if you combine the "Yes" with the "Yes, but wait" numbers there are more Yeses than Nos. :)
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He burned a lot of bridges while here, I'm not surprised.
