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ware is the only shocker to me. lol can i call schegel a bust now?
lol that fool said leon will lead the team in catches.
sign him. big strong and 29.. and coming from the ravens isnt abad thing there oline is always good.
:rofl: :rofl: :smile: good ole duckwing
stuckey and wright gonna make this team. Dwight never had a shot.
meh.. Bender Era begins. kendall a poor run blocker i wont miss him.
wasnt pllet-rosa hurt? that coulda been the reason he was cut.. lol and if Ridgeway came back.im sure rosa wouldget another look if the jets were...
its gonna come up regardless. alot jets fan dont view chad as there franchise qb if he is playing poor then the threads deserve to be made. chad...
wright is one of our best gunners along with smith.. he will make this team on special teams alone. the fact he i s imrpoving as a wr is bonus....
its only gonna be like 50$ drop
this article is very inaccurate. Baker was a receiving TE when he was drafted. http://www.nfl.com/draft/2002/profiles/baker_chris.htm...
lmao i was just thinking that when i read the thread title
updated with more ratings. i am loving revis cth rating.. i think a boost of speed to 92. and he will be perfect.. by the way i say 92 cause bowie...
pretty much one has the accolades and one just hasnt had his shot yet.so its easy to say kendall is better than clarke
from someone who got the game early WR Jerricho Cotchery 86 OLB Bryan Thomas 82 ILB David Harris 76 pennigtons thp and tha 86, 94 RB WASHINGTON...
meh his game speed is much faster than his 40 time . plus i believe he wasnt truley healthy when he did his combine 40 time..
im sure having our 1st rd pick out of training camp over a 1yr dispute is good for team.. look around tanny every rookie is signing 5 yr deals you...
his name was bigger than his production at georgia..
lol wallace wright over our very own draft pick that DT from nebraska. made the team last year.. pellet rosa if he keeps playing well will have shot.
he rode the bike at practice. i doubt its that serious.
