Originally Posted by El-Ka-Bong:
I agree with Mort
Who doesn't.
Mrs Mort
@RapSheet: The one-year contract that the #Packers and DT BJ Raji have agreed to is worth roughly $3.5M, source said. He can earn up to $4M.
I have been trying to dig this up. Can someon explain to me how an individual can get away with three quarters of a pound of weed? I have nothing against it just wondering
It wasn't his?
Originally Posted by Randy Moss:
Can someon explain to me how an individual can get away with three quarters of a pound of weed?
It costs 1.7 cents to make a penny. That's the real crime.
Just my two cents.
Originally Posted by Randy Moss:
Can someon explain to me how an individual can get away with three quarters of a pound of weed?
Follow the money. He hasn't got that back yet. He may not get it back. That's more valuable to Stark, FL than a drug conviction I would wager. We'll see, but that's my guess.
They can pass the weed around the court house and everyone can have a taste. Hopefully it's white widow, purple kush, or a quality strain of Skunk
Originally Posted by cuqui:
Originally Posted by Randy Moss:
Can someon explain to me how an individual can get away with three quarters of a pound of weed?
Ahhhh.....investigation for when you get busted with 3/4 pound. Nice
Originally Posted by Goalline:
Originally Posted by cuqui:
Originally Posted by Randy Moss:
Can someon explain to me how an individual can get away with three quarters of a pound of weed?
This is exactly it . We The People need to know. A one way street for all.
Originally Posted by ChilliJon:
It costs 1.7 cents to make a penny. That's the real crime.
Just my two cents.
But not really.
A penny for your thoughts?
I'm not good at math.
It's just naughts, goesintas, and ciperhing. Not hard, really.
Speak for yourself, Einstein.
Man.
That is great hair.
No matter where I go his eyes follow me.
Originally Posted by ChilliJon:
It costs 1.7 cents to make a penny. That's the real crime.
Just my two cents.
It takes money to make money. Or so I have heard ........
It makes money to take money.
-B. Madoff
Who says America doesn't make things anymore?
Nickels cost 8 cents to make. So if you can find like a million people to trade you a nickel for 5 pennies you would have close to $500k in additional production value. It would be cool if you could buy groceries with production value. Sorry if this seems like an Al post.
Guy's just stealing. Even worse than Flynn for past few years.
@adbrandt: Matt Schaub inks one-year deal with @Ravens. Made $8 million last year with @RAIDERS, will make $3 million this year.
Glad to see this guy is still getting chances:
@DHendrickson41: congratulations @Desbishop55 on going back to 49ers. great opportunity. let's get it!!
Didn't see this posted elsewhere but here's Levy from the Lions deciding to wing walk.
Um, pretty live and let live here but if I'm the kitties no way in hell is a player of that caliber going to be allowed to do something that risky while under contract. Jeebus:
if Tom Brady can cliff dive...
@Edwerderespn: #Cowboys have agreed to contract with MLB Rolando McLain on deal worth $3M base and another $1M in play-time incentives. #Pats also offered
I'm still holding out for Brandon Spikes. Barrington might be ok but we know Spikes would be a hammer in the middle, something they've missed since Bishop got hurt. With Barrington and Spikes on the roster, they could focus on a coverage ILB in the draft.
Not sure about Spikes, but agree with the mindset. Guys like Spikes, Barrington, Bishop are good in run support, but weak in coverage. Can have a good defense with that type of ILB, but your contralateral ILB better be able to run/cover. Otherwise you have what the Packers have had the last half decade- a big hole in the middle of your defense that opposing OC's drool over. (And apparently opposing ST coaches 
).
Totally agree but at least Spikes is proven in run support, which wasn't exactly a strength of this team last year. You get Spikes and Barrington, at least you know you're set there. But yeah, they'd really have to focus on getting a coverage ILB. I just don't want to go into the draft with only Barrington at ILB. Kind of paints TT into a corner, knowing he has to come out of the draft with a starting caliber ILB.
"TT painted into a corner"
You underestimate his power
Originally Posted by CUPackFan:
But yeah, they'd really have to focus on getting a coverage ILB. I just don't want to go into the draft with only Barrington at ILB. Kind of paints TT into a corner, knowing he has to come out of the draft with a starting caliber ILB.
He has Barrington, Bradford, Palmer and Matthews so its not the end of the world....
(but you can see it from here) And even Richardson in some packages
I'd also comment that GB ILBs don't get caught in coverage too often, but it does happen. Capers plays with 5 or more DBs on the field 80% of the time and those guys are matched up with the speedy WRs and TEs.
Our ILBs just have to be functional in short coverage and zones. Capers rarely plays cover 2, which means there isn't always safety help over the top- thus the desire to cover with DBs instead of LBs. That's also why Capers uses the 3 safety nickle, choosing Micah Hyde over Hayward because of his tackling/run stopping abilities
When GB went to the "smaller" faster DL over the behemoths, the need for a stout ILB who is strong in run support changed a bit. Spikes fits that bill along with some others in the draft. Perryman and his ilk are a decent fit even with their alleged shortcomings in coverage
Who knows what's in store for the 2015 defense, but I think GB can live with an ILB who is better vs run. Ideally, you have several of each skill set. The other advantage to a Spikes type is that somebody has to line up the defense and call the shifts - that's asking a lot of a rookie in the Capers system
Spikes went to Florida so I'm assuming he has some kind of legal issues to figure out before he signs...murder charge to beat, domestic violence or drug charges to deal with, etc. We will be saying the same thing about Ohio St in a few years.
The immortal Desmond Bishop.
Where is Greg Jennings going? He said he was going to announce it in Facebook.
What I wouldn't give to have a healthy Desmond Bishop. As good as his play in 2011 was (run, pass defense, 5 sacks) his work in the 2010 postseason is often overlooked. Led GB in tackes (damn near doubled up Hawk in total tackles), 2 fumble recoveries, 1 sack, and one shoestring tackle of DeSean Jackson. Desmond was on the verge of Pro Bowl discussion when that hammy tore loose.
Originally Posted by YATittle:
Where is Greg Jennings going? He said he was going to announce it in Facebook.
What could have been a pretty good stunt (if it happened 4 years ago) ended up being a heavily depressing peek into the soul of someone who probably knows his best years are in the rear view mirror but hasn't come to terms with things just yet.