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Originally Posted by Funk Butter

So it now seems that Calvin Johnson played the majority of last season with a broken finger and possibly as many as three.

Megatron is looking like the best WR ever in my book.

http://espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/stor...eapons-charges

Normally, what separates humans from animals is humans learn from their mistakes. I guess not in this case.

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Originally Posted by Funk Butter

http://espn.go.com/new-york/nfl/stor...eapons-charges

Normally, what separates humans from animals is humans learn from their mistakes. I guess not in this case.

You're normally bounced out of Carolina pretty quickly if you're being a bad boy. It's a bit weird though that WR Brandon Lafell is also being sued by a Texas woman for outstanding child support.

RIP Deacon Jones.

:p

Dante Rosario joins the TE ranks at Dallas.

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Originally Posted by jazman

Dante Rosario joins the TE ranks at Dallas.

:lux: :lux:

So, we had up to #31 revealed on the NFL Top 100 of 2013. Some interesting notes: Patrick Peterson is the highest rated CB this year at #33. There are 2 rookies left to be revealed, RG3 and Luck. And there is only one more TE to be revealed. That means either Gronk or Jimmy Graham is off the list. On top of that, Richard Sherman proved what a world class idiot he is by saying Roddy White didn't deserve to be in the Top 100 players.

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#31 - Clay Matthews - Green Bay Packers
#32 - Frank Gore - San Francisco 49ers
#33 - Patrick Peterson - Arizona Cardinals
#34 - Charles Tillman - Chicago Bears
#35 - Dez Bryant - Dallas Cowboys
#36 - Geno Atkins - Cincinnati Bengals
#37 - NaVorro Bowman - San Francisco 49ers
#38 - Vernon Davis - San Francisco 49ers
#39 - Roddy White - Atlanta Falcons
#40 - Ndamukong Suh - Detroit Lions
#41 - Jason Witten - Dallas Cowboys
#42 - Haloti Ngata - Baltimore Ravens
#43 - Eli Manning - New York Giants
#44 - Wes Welker - New England Patriots
#45 - LeSean McCoy - Philadelphia Eagles
#46 - Cam Newton - Carolina Panthers
#47 - Tony Gonzalez - Atlanta Falcons
#48 - Duane Brown - Houston Texans
#49 - Justin Houston - Kansas City Chiefs
#50 - Richard Sherman - Seattle Seahawks
#51 - Russell Wilson - Seattle Seahawks
#52 - Vincent Jackson - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
#53 - Champ Bailey - Denver Broncos
#54 - Julius Peppers - Chicago Bears
#55 - Jason Pierre-Paul - New York Giants
#56 - Terrell Suggs - Baltimore Ravens
#57 - Doug Martin - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
#58 - Victor Cruz - New York Giants
#59 - Derrick Johnson - Kansas City Chiefs
#60 - Jared Allen - Minnesota Vikings
#61 - Ben Roethlisberger - Pittsburgh Steelers
#62 - Chris Johnson - Tennessee Titans
#63 - Stephen Tulloch - Detroit Lions
#64 - Alfred Morris - Washington Redskins
#65 - Dwayne Bowe - Kansas City Chiefs
#66 - Earl Thomas - Seattle Seahawks
#67 - Darrelle Revis - New York Jets
#68 - Demaryius Thomas - Denver Broncos
#69 - Tim Jennings - Chicago Bears
#70 - Chad Greenway - Minnesota Vikings
#71 - Trent Richardson - Cleveland Browns
#72 - Mario Williams - Buffalo Bills
#73 - Antonio Gates - San Diego Chargers
#74 - Robert Mathis - Indianapolis Colts
#75 - Brandon Flowers - Kansas City Chiefs
#76 - Matthew Stafford - Detroit Lions
#77 - Aaron Hernandez - New England Patriots
#78 - Joe Staley - San Francisco 49ers
#79 - Luke Kuechly - Carolina Panthers
#80 - Dwight Freeney - Indianapolis Colts
#81 - Colin Kaepernick - San Francisco 49ers
#82 - Logan Mankins - New England Patriots
#83 - Lance Briggs - Chicago Bears
#84 - Steve Smith - Carolina Panthers
#85 - Charles Woodson - Green Bay Packers
#86 - London Fletcher - Washington Redskins
#87 - Bernard Pollard - Baltimore Ravens
#88 - Jacoby Jones - Baltimore Ravens
#89 - Cameron Wake - Miami Dolphins
#90 - Percy Harvin - Minnesota Vikings
#91 - Troy Polamalu - Pittsburgh Steelers
#92 - Gerald McCoy - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
#93 - Anquan Boldin - Baltimore Ravens
#94 - Daryl Washington - Arizona Cardinals
#95 - Max Unger - Seattle Seahawks
#96 - Dashon Goldson - San Francisco 49ers
#97 - Heath Miller - Pittsburgh Steelers
#98 - Maurice Jones-Drew - Jacksonville Jaguars
#99 - Trent Williams - Washington Redskins
#100 - Dennis Pitta - Baltimore Ravens

I didn't just slam my head on a desk, I slammed it through 35 desks, through the floor, through the crust and core and into middle earth.

The Patriots are signing Tim Tebow.

Unless this is for goal-line/2 point conversions only, I don't like it.

I hope it's as a football player and not a QB, but I doubt it.

McDaniels is geting a hell of a lot of rope in personnel from BB.

At least it's no risk at all.

If it works out = genius.

If it doesn't work out = who cares

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Originally Posted by pauldrulez

C'mon dude, you didn't think Tom Brady was going to play forever. Did you?

I did:(

I actually believed his successor would come in the next draft.

I have been in tears tonight reading that news ... Absolutely hilarious!

Never doubt the Belichick.

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At the moment, the Atlanta Falcons have the best salary-cap situation of any NFC South team for 2014 and 2015. The Falcons have $113.3 million committed toward a 2014 cap that’s likely to be a little over $120 million. They only have $61.6 million committed toward the 2015 cap. But we all know that’s going to change dramatically whenever quarterback Matt Ryan agrees to a massive contract extension. But the Falcons are positioned well to absorb the Ryan contract.

Carolina general manager Dave Gettleman did a nice job of digging out of a cap hole this year. But he’s going to have to do it again …and again. The Panthers already have $133.2 million committed toward the 2014 cap. They have $118.9 committed toward the 2015 cap with 39 players under contract. Quarterback Cam Newton isn’t one of those players. At some point, the Panthers are going to have to give Newton a new contract and that will create even more cap challenges.

The New Orleans Saints led the league in 2014 cap commitment the last time we checked. But they have dropped to second place now. They have $148.8 committed toward the 2014 cap and Dallas leads the league at $149.2. In 2015, the Saints have $130.6 million committed to 41 players. Again, that commitment is second only to Dallas ($140.4 million).

NFL teams are like governments, always pushing debt obligation to the next administration.

The great Vince Lombardi would have been 100 today!

My favourite quote from the great man; "If you're not fired with enthusiasm, you're going to be fired with enthusiasm."

Paul will be ordering his Tebow top asap.

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Originally Posted by jazman

I have been in tears tonight reading that news ... Absolutely hilarious!

http://www.rottenecards.com/ecards/R...dmrvzx6tbb.png

Checkmate.

ESPN has such a Teboner. It's making me sick.