Ed Hochuli 3:16

Orton: 14-25, 198 yards, 1 TD Forte: 23 carries, 141 yards, 2 TD, 6 catches, 53 yards Gould: 3/3 FG Bears 30-26 Giants 27-17

I was watching Total Access Live on NFL Network yesterday and they said the Bengals were between Stacy Andrews and TJH to use their one franchise tag. It turns out Andrews blew out his knee last week or something, and so it seemed like it was obvious to give it to Houshmandzadeh. Well, Adam Schefter says the Bengals WILL NOT use it on Houshmandzadeh but maybe Chad. This means TJ will be able to test the market. Sounds like good news for us. Thoughts?

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If we sign a WR as a FA, then give me OG-OT-FS in whatever order in the first 3 rounds. If we sign an OG as a FA, then give me FS-WR-OT in whatever order.

You're nuts if you think we have talent on the offensive side of the ball. We have Forte and Olsen.

Good points. Way to go with Jolly. Collecting autographs is a hobby of mine and I can tell you what players are a**holes and which are totally cool, and like you said, I know Jolly is a d**khole. I'm starting to love Manning. He's been good as a nickleback lately, obviously great returning kicks, and he looked good coming off the corner on blitzes the other night. Like you said, hopefully he knocks the QB good next time, though. Hopefully he starts with Shaub then hopefully into January with either Ryan, Romo, or Garcia.

I have but his stats aren't that bad in terms of TD's (23) and INT's (12).

Teel only has 2 more INT's then the almighty Mark Sanchez.

Terrell Davis was a very good RB.

From a 2009 draft profile site: Rutgers may be off the national radar this year, but Britt made has made some noise. When the Scarlet Knights had a huge road win over a ranked Pittsburgh team 54-34 on October 25th, it was Britt who led the way. The 6-4 receiver caught five passes for 143 yards and three touchdowns (and all in the first half). Britt has been anything but consistent during the 2008 season, but he showed what he can do against what is usually a stout Pitt defense. And no, he hasn't been getting doubled- Tiquan Underwood is another good WR that Rutgers has.

I think he'll sit Jacobs except a few carries, but even then, Ward and Bradshaw are dangerous. If Minnesota gets to Eli consistently, I think he'll end up bringing in Carr. Let's go Giants!

1 comment on this- Marty Booker sucks. If he's on the team next year, I'll go ape s**t.

Okay first off, this isn't what I want, it's what I think the Bears will do. They always go out and draft what seems like we have enough of (CB and TE this year). I'd love for us to draft Robinson just like you, but hey, JA doesn't do that. Plus, the 3rd and 4th is where JA makes his money so hopefully Bright and Fulton would turn out to be solid, good, or great. And for further references, his name is Loadholt. And his biggest weakness is his quickness. The last thing we need is an OT who can't move quick enough. We already have 1 in JSC and 1 sometimes in Tait. Allen, Kampman, and Smith will be going around Loadholt like he's a f***ing turnstile. And by the way, that's my fault- I meant to say we get their 1st, 3rd, and a 3rd next year. My fault. I'm making that change.

Britt is going to drop into the 2nd because of his inconsistency this year and Sanchez will drop because he hasn't played great since the 3rd week or so.

Duke Robinson is on the board and the Bears want him, but the Steelers offer up a huge deal and give the Bears their 1st rounder, their 3rd rounder, and a 3rd next year. 1. Kenny Britt, WR, Rutgers --massive WR (6'4 220), inconsistent this year (was great last year) but a clutch physical player, great combination of size and speed, projected to go early 2nd 2. Rashad Johnson, FS, Alabama --leader, high football IQ, and big hitter- Brown and Payne just don't get it done good enough 3. Travis Bright, OG, BYU --another massive player (6'6 320) and has been very good this year 3. Mark Sanchez, QB, USC --might be a homer pick here, but he has a good arm with great accuracy, and great size (6'3 225) 3. Xavier Fulton, RT, Illinois --a true RT, had a good season last year but has been up and down this year on an up and down team, could be a steal here 4. Tim Jamison, DE, Michigan --another player who has been inconsistent on a bad team this year but could be a steal, decent size (6'4 260) 5. Pat White, QB, West Virginia --big time athlete but will be used as a WR and a change of pace QB

I'd love Gregg Williams as the DC, secondary coach, or LB's coach.

I love Marinelli and the way he goes about himself. I'd love to see him in this organization next year if Detroit parts ways with the guy. They would be totally stupid to do that though (so I wouldn't be surprised with this mess of a franchise), as he has 4 guys worth a damn on the whole team- C. Johnson, K. Smith, Cherilus, and Sims.

The Raiders have 3 or 4 of those on the year.

God bless. Happy Holidays. Go Bears. Best wishes.

His new song is Whatever You Like.

Yeah true, but then again, I also did for every week except 2 or 3.

Why?

They're 6-2 at home this year, with the best WR in football, a dangerous RB, and one of the best DE's in football.

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