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Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Friday, July 4, 2008
July Fourth! Mile High Salute to our troops and everybody that serves our country!
One of my best friends Vincent D. signed up for the National Guard a little bit ago, and I give him and all the troops that are or will be fighting for our freedom a Terrell Davis "MILE HIGH SALUTE"!
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Thursday, July 3, 2008
Broncos '08 preditions:
Brandon Marshall (15 above)
Elvis (above)
Lynch and Bly (above)
Selvin Young (above)
Boss Bailey (above)
Older brother of Boss, Champ (above)
Donald Andre Bly (above)
Keary Colbert (above)
rookie LT Clady (above)Okay I say 13-3, maybe 12-4, would not be surprized at 15-1. Some reasons:
Our schedule is on our side: View Regular Season Schedule
Koutouvides, Niko a free-agent signed MLB will be starting at LB along with Bailey, Boss and Williams, D.J..
Bly, Dre' signed with the Broncos last off-season and in his first season with the team he racked up five pics! 8-time Pro BowlerBailey, Champ will be on the side of him. And Lynch, John will be backing them up at Full Saftey, former Charger McCree, Marlon will be across from him at strong saftey. So our secondary is set to go to say the least.
Dumervil, Elvis is going into his third year in the NFL and has already sacked the QB 20.5 times! Robertson, Dewayne was traded from the Jets for one of our 2009 draft picks, he had 4.0 sacks last year and is expected to do well at DT for the Broncos. Our D-line has some questions but I think it will come through.
Marshall, Brandon---enough said! Free-agent signed Jackson, Darrell will also be on our WR squad this year and will be fighting for second string with off-season signed Colbert, Keary . Parker, Samie also will be in the mix along with rookie Royal, Eddie .
O-line: We got Nalen, Tom and Hamilton, Ben coming back and Wiegmann, Casey to back up Nalen . Rookie LT Clady, Ryan will start across most likely from Pears, Erik . Our line should not have a problem giving Cutler, Jay lots of time.
Our runing backs are crazy again this year, Young, Selvin should start. We picked upPittman, Michael and drafted rookieTorain, Ryan , and we have last year rookie Hall, Andre .So we are all ready to run over some "D"!
Scheffler, Tony cought five touchdowns last year, he will be doing the catching while Graham, Daniel will be smashind out blocks to clear the way for our HBs.
The team looks great, and the season looks like it'll be a great one.
Our schedule is on our side: View Regular Season Schedule
Koutouvides, Niko a free-agent signed MLB will be starting at LB along with Bailey, Boss and Williams, D.J..
Bly, Dre' signed with the Broncos last off-season and in his first season with the team he racked up five pics! 8-time Pro BowlerBailey, Champ will be on the side of him. And Lynch, John will be backing them up at Full Saftey, former Charger McCree, Marlon will be across from him at strong saftey. So our secondary is set to go to say the least.
Dumervil, Elvis is going into his third year in the NFL and has already sacked the QB 20.5 times! Robertson, Dewayne was traded from the Jets for one of our 2009 draft picks, he had 4.0 sacks last year and is expected to do well at DT for the Broncos. Our D-line has some questions but I think it will come through.
Marshall, Brandon---enough said! Free-agent signed Jackson, Darrell will also be on our WR squad this year and will be fighting for second string with off-season signed Colbert, Keary . Parker, Samie also will be in the mix along with rookie Royal, Eddie .
O-line: We got Nalen, Tom and Hamilton, Ben coming back and Wiegmann, Casey to back up Nalen . Rookie LT Clady, Ryan will start across most likely from Pears, Erik . Our line should not have a problem giving Cutler, Jay lots of time.
Our runing backs are crazy again this year, Young, Selvin should start. We picked upPittman, Michael and drafted rookieTorain, Ryan , and we have last year rookie Hall, Andre .So we are all ready to run over some "D"!
Scheffler, Tony cought five touchdowns last year, he will be doing the catching while Graham, Daniel will be smashind out blocks to clear the way for our HBs.
The team looks great, and the season looks like it'll be a great one.
Brett may be coming back!!!???
Now at first I thought this was just a bunch of blabla and everything but look at these stories:
(from NFL.com)
July 3: Brett Favre's family spoke out about rumors of Favre's desire to return to the NFL. "I think it's 50-50," Favre's brother, Scott Favre, said. "There's no doubt he can play. He's in good shape, he's working out, we know he can still play, he's healthy, so, if he did, it wouldn't surprise me." More
(from RMN)
Associated Press
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
The paper reported that Favre sent a text message saying there’s “no reason” for a media frenzy.
ESPN reported that an unidentified Packers source said the 38-year-old Favre told coach Mike McCarthy in the past two weeks that he has the itch to play.
“The Packers have no reaction,” team spokesman Jeff Blumb told The Associated Press.
Favre’s agent, James “Bus” Cook, didn’t return a message seeking comment. Packers general manager Ted Thompson and McCarthy were on vacation.
Favre retired March 6 after a 17-year career.
Cornerback Al Harris said on ESPN’s “NFL Live” that Favre made similar comments to him.
“I know he has the itch to come back and play,” Harris said. “If he will or not, I don’t know.”
The Packers plan to use Aaron Rodgers as their starting quarterback for the upcoming season, and he’s been leading the team through organized team activities and minicamp.
Rodgers has been groomed to take over for Favre since being selected in the first round in 2005, but has played sparingly.
“Aaron is our quarterback,” Harris said. “Brett’s retired. But if he wanted to come back, there would be some guys who wouldn’t mind it. I would welcome him back with open arms.”
Favre has two years left on his contract at an average of about $12.5 million per season. The Packers placed him on the reserve-retired list in the spring so his salary does not now count toward the cap.
Favre’s commitment to retirement has been questioned since his announcement. That talk resumed in mid-June when Favre withdrew from the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship at Lake Tahoe, scheduled for July 11-13.
Tournament spokesman Steve Griffith said then that Favre had to miss the event because of a scheduling conflict.
When he retired, a teary Favre said, “I’ve given everything I possibly could give to this organization, the game of football, and I don’t think I’ve got anything left to give And that’s it. I know I can play. But I don’t think I want to.”
But less than two months later, he told reporters he might be open to returning if Rodgers was injured.
Favre, a three-time MVP, leads the league with 442 touchdown passes, 61,655 yards passing and 160 career victories. He started 253 consecutive regular-season games, more than any other quarterback in history. Including the playoffs, his streak stands at 275.
Rodgers, meanwhile, has stirred up controversy himself this week. In a Sports Illustrated article, the quarterback said he didn’t feel pressure to connect with fans the way Favre did.
“I don’t feel I need to sell myself to the fans,” he said in the article. “They need to get on board now or keep their mouths shut.”
(from NFL.com)
July 3: Brett Favre's family spoke out about rumors of Favre's desire to return to the NFL. "I think it's 50-50," Favre's brother, Scott Favre, said. "There's no doubt he can play. He's in good shape, he's working out, we know he can still play, he's healthy, so, if he did, it wouldn't surprise me." More
(from RMN)
Associated Press
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
The paper reported that Favre sent a text message saying there’s “no reason” for a media frenzy.
ESPN reported that an unidentified Packers source said the 38-year-old Favre told coach Mike McCarthy in the past two weeks that he has the itch to play.
“The Packers have no reaction,” team spokesman Jeff Blumb told The Associated Press.
Favre’s agent, James “Bus” Cook, didn’t return a message seeking comment. Packers general manager Ted Thompson and McCarthy were on vacation.
Favre retired March 6 after a 17-year career.
Cornerback Al Harris said on ESPN’s “NFL Live” that Favre made similar comments to him.
“I know he has the itch to come back and play,” Harris said. “If he will or not, I don’t know.”
The Packers plan to use Aaron Rodgers as their starting quarterback for the upcoming season, and he’s been leading the team through organized team activities and minicamp.
Rodgers has been groomed to take over for Favre since being selected in the first round in 2005, but has played sparingly.
“Aaron is our quarterback,” Harris said. “Brett’s retired. But if he wanted to come back, there would be some guys who wouldn’t mind it. I would welcome him back with open arms.”
Favre has two years left on his contract at an average of about $12.5 million per season. The Packers placed him on the reserve-retired list in the spring so his salary does not now count toward the cap.
Favre’s commitment to retirement has been questioned since his announcement. That talk resumed in mid-June when Favre withdrew from the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship at Lake Tahoe, scheduled for July 11-13.
Tournament spokesman Steve Griffith said then that Favre had to miss the event because of a scheduling conflict.
When he retired, a teary Favre said, “I’ve given everything I possibly could give to this organization, the game of football, and I don’t think I’ve got anything left to give And that’s it. I know I can play. But I don’t think I want to.”
But less than two months later, he told reporters he might be open to returning if Rodgers was injured.
Favre, a three-time MVP, leads the league with 442 touchdown passes, 61,655 yards passing and 160 career victories. He started 253 consecutive regular-season games, more than any other quarterback in history. Including the playoffs, his streak stands at 275.
Rodgers, meanwhile, has stirred up controversy himself this week. In a Sports Illustrated article, the quarterback said he didn’t feel pressure to connect with fans the way Favre did.
“I don’t feel I need to sell myself to the fans,” he said in the article. “They need to get on board now or keep their mouths shut.”
Favre is considering coming out retirement, according to an ESPN report Wednesday.
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