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thaiaficionado
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ABC,
Denver made a move to upgrade their defense. They probably think their O-line is so good, any ball carrier can do a decent job. Who knows?
Josh Bidwell signed as a free agent with Tampa Bay. I've made a lot of trips to LOS to improve my skills. Think I have any chance of becoming the Packers new Punter?
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Attractive Thai Girls
Posted on: 8:49 pm on Mar. 26, 2004
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ABC
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thaiaficionado:
Think I have any chance of becoming the Packers new Punter?
Good one. ha ha ha!!
Denver did upgrade their defense, but I'm not sure the signing of champ for portis was a smart move. But, we'll see this season.
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Posted on: 8:43 am on Mar. 28, 2004
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ABC
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** 2004 NFL Free Agent Scorecard **
QUARTERBACK
1. Jeff Garcia, San Francisco To Cleveland: 4 years, $25 million, $4.965 million signing bonus.
2. Brian Griese, Miami To Tampa Bay: 3 years, $17.935 million, $400,000 signing bonus.
3. Billy Volek, Tennessee Re-signed with Tennessee: 4 years, $6.8 million. (*)
4. Anthony Wright, Baltimore Re-signed with Baltimore: 2 years, $3.035 million, $1.5 million signing bonus.
5. Jeff Blake, Arizona Still looking.
RUNNING BACK
1. Garrison Hearst, San Francisco To Denver, 1 year, terms not immediately available. (*)
2. Duce Staley, Philadelphia To Pittsburgh: 5 years, $14 million, $4 million signing bonus.
3. Thomas Jones, Tampa Bay To Chicago: 4 years, $10.525 million, $3.5 million signing bonus.
4.) Antowain Smith, New England Still looking.
5.) Kevin Faulk, New England Re-signed with New England: 6 years, $15.09 million, $1.95 million signing bonus.
FULLBACK
1.) Dan Kreider, Pittsburgh Re-signed with Pittsburgh: 4 years, $4.04 million, $840,000 signing bonus.
2.) Reuben Droughns, Denver Re-signed with Denver: 3 years, $3.6 million, $800,000 signing bonus.
3.) Terrelle Smith, New Orleans To Cleveland: 4 years, $4.36 million, $1.075 million signing bonus.
4.) Sam Gash, Buffalo To New Orleans: 1 year, $785,000, $25,000 signing bonus.
5.) Stanley Pritchett, Chicago Re-signed with Chicago: 1 year, $690,000, $25,000 signing bonus.
WIDE RECEIVER
1.) Darrell Jackson, Seattle Re-signed with Seattle: 6 years, $25 million, $8 million signing bonus.
2.) Tai Streets, San Francisco To Detroit: 1 year, $1.5 million, $800,000 signing bonus.
3.) Marcus Robinson, Baltimore To Minnesota: 4 years, $9 million, $2 million signing bonus.
4.) Dez White, Chicago To Atlanta: 2 years, $2.235 million, $600,000 signing bonus.
5.) James McKnight, Miami Still looking.
TIGHT END
1.) Jed Weaver, San Francisco To Denver: 3 years, $2.985 million, $500,000 signing bonus.
2.) Kris Mangum, Carolina Re-signed with Carolina: 4 years, $3.635 million, $400,000 signing bonus.
3.) Mark Bruener, Pittsburgh To Houston: 3 years, $2.718 million, $400,000 signing bonus.
4.) Jason Dunn, Kansas City Re-signed with Kansas City: 6 years, $6.8 million, $1.5 million signing bonus.
5.) Ken Dilger, Tampa Bay Re-signed with Tampa Bay: 1 year, $685,000, $25,000 signing bonus.
OFFENSIVE LINE
1.) Damien Woody, C/G, New England To Detroit: 6 years, $31 million, $9 million signing bonus.
2.) Derrick Deese, T, San Francisco To Tampa Bay: 6 years, $10.06 million, $2.475 million signing bonus.
3.) Chris Villarrial, G, Chicago To Buffalo: 4 years, $11.3 million, $2.875 million signing bonus.
4.) Ron Stone, G, San Francisco To Oakland: 3 years, $8.35 million, $1.5 million signing bonus.
5.) Todd Wade, T, Miami To Houston: 6 years, $30.039 million, $6 million signing bonus (plus $4 million option bonus due in '04).
DEFENSIVE LINE
1.) Jevon Kearse, DE, Tennessee To Philadelphia: 8 years, $62.6 million, $12 million signing bonus (plus $4 million roster bonus due in '04).
2.) Warren Sapp, DT, Tampa Bay To Oakland: 7 years, $36.6 million, $4.5 million signing bonus.
3.) Ted Washington, DT, New England To Oakland: 4 years, $14 million, $4 million signing bonus.
4.) Cornelius Griffin, DT, NY Giants To Washington: 7 years, $30.725 million, $8.3 million signing bonus.
5.) Grant Wistrom, DE, St. Louis To Seattle: 6 years, $33 million, $14 million signing bonus.
LINEBACKER
1.) Marcus Washington, Indianapolis To Washington: 6 years, $25 million, $7 million signing bonus.
2.) Barrett Green, Detroit To New York Giants: 5 years, $13.25 million, $2.75 million signing bonus.
3.) Dhani Jones, NY Giants To Philadelphia: 5 years, $13.016 million, $2 million signing bonus (plus $2 million roster bonus due in '04).
4.) Greg Favors, Carolina To Jacksonville: 3 years, $2.87 million, $750,000 signing bonus.
5.) Brandon Short, NY Giants To Carolina: 3 years, $4.5 million, $1.5 million signing bonus. (*)
SECONDARY
1.) Troy Vincent, Philadelphia. To Buffalo: 6 years, $20.75 million, $3.6 million signing bonus.
2.) Ahmed Plummer, San Francisco Re-signed with San Francisco: 5 years, $25 million, $11 million signing bonus. (*)
3.) Antoine Winfield, Buffalo To Minnesota: 6 years, $34.8 million, including $10.8 million roster bonus due in '04.
4.) Brock Marion, Miami To Detroit: 4 years, terms not immediately available. (*)
5.) Bobby Taylor, Philadelphia To Seattle: 4 years, $11.8 million, $3 million signing bonus. (*)
PUNTERS/KICKERS
1.) Matt Stover, K, Baltimore Re-signed with Baltimore: 5 years, $6.26 million, $1.4 million signing bonus.
2.) Doug Brien, K, NY Jets Re-signed with Jets: 6 years, $7.745 million, $625,000 signing bonus.
3.) Tom Tupa, P, Tampa Bay To Washington: 4 years, $3.74 million, $675,000 signing bonus.
4.) Tom Rouen, P, Seattle Re-signed with Seattle: 1 year, $785,000, $25,000 signing bonus.
5.) Josh Bidwell, P, Green Bay To Tampa Bay: 3 years, $1.845 million, $125,000 signing bonus.
* - Contract terms are from media reports. All other contract terms listed are from NFL Players Association
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Posted on: 8:45 am on Mar. 28, 2004
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thaiaficionado
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Philly started to worry me until I saw the secondary. They lost a couple good ones. Always liked Vincent, since he a U of Wi. All-American, on a team that won 4 games in 3 years (pre-Alverez).
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Posted on: 9:52 pm on Mar. 28, 2004
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ABC
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10 Biggest Offseason Developments
BY: Brandon Funston
1. Clinton Portis: Denver trades running back Portis to Washington
Quotable -- Joe Gibbs, Washington head coach: "We're all big fans of production. Clinton's first year in the NFL, he gained 1,508 yards. The second year, he had 1,591. His 31 touchdowns and stats speak for themselves. We hope that continues as we move ahead to next year."
2. Terrell Owens: Three-way deal sends Owens from San Francisco to Philly via Baltimore
Quotable -- Owens: "When I played with D-Mac (McNabb) at the Pro Bowl we fit in real nice. I got to know their coaching staff the last few Pro Bowls. I'm comfortable in the West Coast offense and Donovan reminds me of Steve Young. He likes to scramble and look downfield for his receiver. That's the kind of style that fits me best. I think I was more lobbying Donovan for them to get me than they were going after me."
3. Jeff Garcia: 49ers release Garcia, who signs with Cleveland
Quotable -- Butch Davis, Cleveland head coach: "The way he plays the game, the passion, the athleticism, the way he drove teams, his charisma. As you did a background study on him and you looked at all the successes he's had, there is a common thread through every level of football: He's a winner."
4. David Boston heads to Miami
Quotable -- Harvey Greene, Dolphins spokesman: ''David Boston passed his physical, and that's all we're going to say about it.''
Quotable -- A.J. Smith, Chargers General Manager: "There are a number of reasons David Boston is not with us. Medical is not one of them."
Quotable -- Dave Wannstedt, Dolphins head coach: "I don't know if it changes the personality [of the offense]. We've always tried to be as balanced as we could."
5. San Francisco releases Garrison Hearst, re-signs Kevan Barlow
Quotable -- Dennis Erickson, 49ers head coach: ''I would like to establish a running back, to be very honest with you.''
Quotable -- Pat Dye Jr., Hearst's agent: "I think Garrison had a good, long meeting with coach (Mike) Shanahan, and they discussed the opportunities and successes that other running backs have had in their system. And they may have indicated to him that, if he came there, it would take pressure off drafting (a running back) early. Not to say they still won't do it, but this takes some pressure off them."
Other Notables
6. Charlie Garner reunites in Tampa Bay with former coach Jon Gruden
7. Duce Staley signs with Pittsburgh
8. Thomas Jones signs with Chicago
9. Mark Brunell to Washington
10. Justin McCareins to NY Jets
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Posted on: 10:32 pm on Mar. 29, 2004
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ABC
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Quote: from thaiaficionado on 7:52 pm on Mar. 29, 2004
Philly started to worry me until I saw the secondary. They lost a couple good ones. Always liked Vincent, since he a U of Wi. All-American, on a team that won 4 games in 3 years (pre-Alverez).
I think Phili's secondary is scary to the tune they don't have one.
T.O's acquasitiion was a good one for the offense. And the Jevon "the freak" Keasy will help with defensive line.
But, they lost Vincent to the Bills and Taylor to the Seahawks without replacing either of them via free agency.
I know #20 is good, but he's can't cover all the wr's.
* #20 Brian Dawkins
I think Phili will have a hard time repeating at division champs since Washington and Dallas have reloaded their rosters. Only the Giants have really not done much of anything.
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Posted on: 10:40 pm on Mar. 29, 2004
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thaiaficionado
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Quote: from ABC on 11:40 am on Mar. 30, 2004[I know #20 is good, but he's can't cover all the wr's.
* #20 Brian Dawkins
Might just be what Andy Reid is evaluating, i.e. a 10-man blitz every down.
Sorry to see Washington and Dallas improved, Green Bay now has a much more formidable schedule. Bears and Lions quietly making moves, may not be patsy's either. Seems the only thing I can count on in the Central is for the Vikes to choke down the stretch.
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Attractive Thai Girls
Posted on: 1:04 am on Mar. 30, 2004
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thaiaficionado
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WTF? 11 pages behind "Supporting your team...", and they had a later start. I know it's off-season, but let's get with it.
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Posted on: 1:45 am on April 6, 2004
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Yurune
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I wouldn't worry thaiaficionado, after all this thread is only about a minority sport.
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Posted on: 7:10 am on April 6, 2004
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And we don't stuff the thread with cut and paste.
Hell, why watch a game like Am. football that takes 2+ hours to play for only 15 minutes of actual action?
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Posted on: 7:15 am on April 6, 2004
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