Now, if Donte had observed other photogs outside CIA headquarters who were not "accosted," that might be cause for concern, resentment. He can't not be aware of the state of caution under which we all live, especially those associated with government facilities, in these uncertain times. It may have no connection but this story does put Mr. Stallworth back on people's radars, for however briefly and for curious cause, including those of NFL coaches & GMs.
And given the positions EJ's indicating, they must've been "spectacular!"
Whomever picked Eddie's pic here seems as non-qualified as does the Rutgers gem who vetted-out his resume / records in the pre-hire, application process, the higher-up who may've been made aware of the non-degree status but chose to look the other way or even the applicant (EJ) who might've failed to 'complete' the form. Given Rutgers recent poor history on the employment front (Rice & related persons), a simple admittance of "being in error (NYP)" doesn't suffice here.
I can appreciate Darnell's sentiment and how he tailored his comment but a little adaptability goes a long way. He must've slept through that NFL introductory film for rookies: 'The NFL: No Scholarships, No Tutors, Be All You Can Be.'
You feel compelled to saddle "the Bengals" with Tyrann, do you R-Ball? How 'bout ditching your title and moving the last line into it's place: "Is drafting Tyrann Mathieu worth the risk?" He may stay clean forever but the wise move would be to give it two years, see how he's holding up.
"Chancellor...is just one part?" This man is the key component to Seattle's vaunted defense. Hence, the "whopping $17M guaranteed," indicating the tremendous confidence Carroll & Schneider have in Kam.
Leslie Frazier is a smart man. Antoine Winfield, while long-in-the-tooth, is still top-notch talent that marginal Minnesota could use back. Seattle's very tempting with their pool of talent and apparent willingness to pay-up, while the Redskins, excepting Morris (RB) and tackle-machine Fletcher are more question-mark. Though Vikes are not quite as 'frugal' as their neighbors to the East (GB) and southward (CHI), it might help their cause if Leslie had Jared Allen and Adrian Peterson give Antoine a jingle.
Time to put a sock in it, Bob. Your digging yourself a hole. And besides, we already get the picture: billionaire owners, millionaire agents & players, cozy media.
Not much to look at. Cards were viable until Kolb went down. They were 4-1 (?) at that point. Besting Belichick & Brady anywhere, anytime, doesn't happen on a fluke. Lose your #1 QB in this League and everything changes. Even the defense will start to show the strain.
What an odd move. Twenty-eight points ain't bad. It's that Ravens' D that folded under pressure late in the game with an eight point lead. The dreaded prevent-defense again? Ray Lewis must've been livid.
I wouldn't have fired anyone, but would've had a long talk with the DC and special-teams coach (64 yard KO / OT return). Ravens had this one in the bag and gave it up.
The Revelation: Tebow's a tight-end. It's his original position, he's built for it, has the hands for it, he'll get in the action and he'll be damn good at it. Just do it, already, for cry'in out loud.
Apologize for vagueness of my prior comment. Part of the uproar over Reggie Jacksons HOF comments might relate to one of his subject persons recent passing, Gary Carter. Carter died of cancer not long ago and I cant help but wonder if maybe the Carter connection is the bigger issue here as Jacksons views on HOF election are not off base. Maybe not access to healthcare in Garys case but the benefit from effective treatment. Many people are working hard to help find the answers and I applaud them. But money and a supportive population is a necessity.
I like Reggie Jacksons HOF standard. We need real healthcare reform to funnel more of that wealth into finding more cures and effective treatments in the fight against cancer and other diseases.
Whomever picked Eddie's pic here seems as non-qualified as does the Rutgers gem who vetted-out his resume / records in the pre-hire, application process, the higher-up who may've been made aware of the non-degree status but chose to look the other way or even the applicant (EJ) who might've failed to 'complete' the form. Given Rutgers recent poor history on the employment front (Rice & related persons), a simple admittance of "being in error (NYP)" doesn't suffice here.
I can appreciate Darnell's sentiment and how he tailored his comment but a little adaptability goes a long way. He must've slept through that NFL introductory film for rookies: 'The NFL: No Scholarships, No Tutors, Be All You Can Be.'
I wouldn't have fired anyone, but would've had a long talk with the DC and special-teams coach (64 yard KO / OT return). Ravens had this one in the bag and gave it up.