WE DEY!
Can't wait to see all 9ers fans turn on Alex Smith and see your team desecrated by the Seahawks.
WE DEY!
hay guys, I'm looking for an internship/part-time job to gain some more professional experience. I'd like to work in legal, education, or government sectors; really just looking for an opportunity to learn. I need more marketable skills.
The latest avenue I've decided to pursue (after updating my CPR/First-Aid and getting a passport) is to get my unarmed security guard license in Arizona. Any other suggestions? I'm open to just about anything. Hell, I'd learn to weld if I could do it for free.
edit: for example, I'm studying Spanish to qualify myself for bilingual positions.
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#NFL #Free #Agent : Sinorice Moss-WR : Sinorice Moss signed with the Saskatchewan Roughriders
I'm still iffy on trading him so quickly.A third while you have that depth? Fucking take it.
Theres no proof we cheated
Can't wait to see all 9ers fans turn on Alex Smith and see your team desecrated by the Seahawks.
Thanks. It would be a good situation for him. Gailey would be an ideal choice to develop him. Do you think Fitz would stay and allow Tannehill to sit behind him a season?
...and on. Great read for Packers-GAF, and probably interesting to some of you other people as well.Getting Aaron Rodgers
In 2005, all of the defensive players we targeted -- including DeMarcus Ware and Marcus Spears, both picked by Dallas -- were off the board, leaving us staring at Aaron Rodgers, the only player left with a first-round grade. Although we had the most durable quarterback in football, Brett Favre, we decided to "trust the board."
I called Rodgers' agent, Mike Sullivan. I've been an agent, and I felt for Mike. They sat in that green room for six hours watching all the other players be selected, left alone as the catering staff cleared tables around them. I had to keep them on hold another excruciating 10 minutes to see whether the phone rang with a trade offer for the pick (it didn't). I think about how things would be different had Ware or Spears been available or if we had received an offer for that pick.
Whats up guys?
Whats up guys?
Whats up guys?
drew brees is still a giant douchebag. nothing has changed in that regard!
everybody's pretty heated about that shit you guys pulled and we're just talkin about it.
Whats up guys?
Whats up guys?
Whats up guys?
You're OK I guess, for a Falcons' fan.I love you guys.
I wish you were pillows.
You dont want to be my pillow?
This is why Pats fans are the villains in my game.Your fellow Falcon bro Snes would love to be.
This is why Pats fans are the villains in my game.
I'm gonna make a scene where you betray the group, everyone surrounds you.Are Taco Bells save points?
I'm gonna make a scene where you betray the group, everyone surrounds you.
The screen fades out for a few seconds.
Then we're all eating gator and talking about how tasty it is.
Someone hold me.
Wait. The fuck?
I thought you asked for(and were granted) a permaban?
oh, it thang alright - it very thang. the swift hammer of justice is about to rain down upon ye. repent, sinner!
Are Taco Bells save points?
Great show.
She likes to swap spit.
How do you say "shut the fuck up" in Arabic?
http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/eagles/Falcons_in_talks_for_Samuel.htmlThe Atlanta Falcons are the latest team to jump into the Asante Samuel sweepstakes and have been negotiating with the Eagles in a trade for the cornerback, a source close to the situation confirmed Tuesday.
FoxSports.com first reported the Falcons-Eagles talks.
The hangup with getting a deal done again isn't over compensation. The Eagles were in discussions with Denver last week, but the 31-year-old Samuel balked at the Broncos' request to restructure his contract.
Samuel has agreed to rework his deal, sources have said, but apparently he's looking to keep most of the approximately $10 million he's slated to earn next season. The Falcons, like the Broncos, are probably offering a late-round draft pick.
The Eagles were originally believed to be in search of a third or fourth round pick for the four-time Pro Bowl corner, but they're willing to take less in return, NFL sources have said. They want to get a deal done before the draft starts on Thursday. They may have to wait until then, however.
The Eagles appear committed to moving on without Samuel, who they acquired as a free agent four years ago. He's been on the trade block since last August after the Eagles signed Nnamdi Asomugha and traded for Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie.
They could simply release Samuel -- a scenario he would not prefer, nor would the Eagles, who would take a $2 million salary cap hit. But the Eagles are obviously trying to get anything in return for one of the NFL's top interception men over the last decade.
The Falcons have two solid starting cornerbacks in Brent Grimes, who signed his franchise tag today, and Dunta Robinson, but teams can never have too many cornerbacks in today's pass-happy NFL.
Not just a great show but the best show of the season!!!
Coffee shop on campus where most agree upon the civility of a library setting.context? you in library, you in a house, where you at?
Welcome to the offseason.OddSpoon said:Between the Saints and NFL Draft talk, I can't even turn on ESPN or follow this thread.
It's that terrible. So much repetitive bullshit, "what my team needs blah blah".. Christ.
Ooh so hot, yes
Between the Saints and NFL Draft talk, I can't even turn on ESPN or follow this thread.
It's that terrible. So much repetitive bullshit, "what my team needs blah blah".. Christ.
Let's talk about my game.
I need ideas cause I'm too lazy to think of things right now.