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    Ahmad Bradshaw will = Tiki Barber

    You are wickedly insane and I'm now confident the singular reason for the current global financial meltdown. Is there any way you can provide us with a real time cam for us to observe the purest example of blind evolution realizing its mistake and franticly trying eliminate forever any evidence of it's unfortunate atrocity from this little science experiment called life? For posterity's sake we MUST know where we went wrong.
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    Ahmad Bradshaw will = Tiki Barber

    Well he's suckin in the TD dept. but looking real nice in yards....close to his total for all of last year in half the time. I think he'll still have at least 10-11 total on the ground before the year is up. He's far exceeded my expectations in yards and is producing very nicely.
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    Ahmad Bradshaw will = Tiki Barber

    To clarify.... He will not be the yardage monster Tiki was, I shouldve added that from the start tho its obviously implied thru the projections I gave. He will be Tiki-esqe in the fact that he'll be the main guy in the Giants system with double threat and home run hitting ability. He's much more dynamic than Jacobs, anytime you've got to pull an extra man on D to keep a receiving back honest it drastically opens up your playbook which will keep his azz on the field.....not to mention he's just superior to Jacobs in almost every way and the fact his touches should go up 40%. Wasnt lucky enough to get him in my draft, missed by 2 picks but working on a trade. I could end up with egg on face admittedly as fantasy production prognostication is hardly a science but it seems like the stars are aligned.
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    SJax vs Turner

    Its a close call but the deciding factor if it were me would be the terrible O in St. Louis plus the wheels are bound to come off Sjax at some point. If not a season ender I see him missing 4-5 games this season especially if they are out of the hunt, which they will be.
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    Michael Turner

    He was on pace for monster numbers last year before his ankle went all gay. Its rare, comparatively speaking, to see the shorter compact guys get the "injury" label so I think he'll be just fine this year. His 08 numbers were huge, maybe a one time deal but 14-1500 and 12-14 tds isnt out of the question.
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    Jamaal Charles

    Actually he looks like an amazingly slow tailback on an excellent team. Id steer clear.
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    Ahmad Bradshaw will = Tiki Barber

    Thats a nice breakdown but very conservative on the stats. He's averaged 5.2 ypc for his NFL career thus far. If he gets 60 more carries this year like you accurately predict that would put him over 1100yds on the ground even at just 5.0 per carry. He scored every 23 carries last year, with 60+ more that puts him at 10 tds on the ground. Jacobs is a big dumb truck who really isnt that great of a goal line guy, AB will steal some goal line attempts as well which should give him an additional 2-3 on the year in addition to to his 10 from regular game play. His receiving stats should get a boost as well but those are hard to quantify, 2-3 with a big bump in PT is not out of the question. I dont believe 14-15 Tds total this year will be at all an excessive prediction. He will have a breakout year.
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    Ahmad Bradshaw will = Tiki Barber

    Absolutely.
  9. He had 800yds and 7tds on the ground and 200yds receiving all with limited touches. He's officially won the starting position ahead of Jacobs who's role will drop significantly due to injury history, lack of performance, and the success of Bradshaw givin a legitimate starting role. It will be impossible for Coughlin not to go with the hot hand and AB will be just that. He's a little speedy bowling ball who's a threat in the air as well.....ie D.Williams, MJD, Rudy Johnson etc with hands. Excellent combo, just needed an opportunity and now hes got it behind a great line and multiple offensive threats. I see minimum 1100yds and 12 Tds on the ground and 35rec for 350yds and 3rec tds. Stats could rise 20% plus depending on playtime and luck (injuries etc) Definite 1Rb material. He's also stolen a Playstation from a teammate in college, which is awesome.
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    Question about the poor

    As far as the southern hick contingent I believe its about 50/50 from what ive read....buncha blue dogs, most low wage employers are union backed and everyone knows Repubs are union kryptonite, and so goes the voting.
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    Question about the poor

    Dems round them up and drive them to the poles, trust me, done under the guise of "Public Transport". Even still, you are correct, they dont make up a huge portion of voters but this isnt a mob rules democracy....its specifically designed to hear and rep. the "little guy". While not a huge number of them vote, the ones that do are 95% dem voters.
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    exxon makes record profit....no kidding

    I used to have my doubts, but you really are black arent you.
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    Question about the poor

    They've been voting Democrat forever and nothing has changed. Is being poor a direct result of stupidity and bad decision making which would obviously mean they will always vote Democrat or do dems make false promises only for votes knowing poverty will always exist per Bell Curve doctrine? Whats the deal?
  14. R u being sarcastic?
  15. By INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY | Posted Friday, July 25, 2008 4:20 PM PT Homeland Security: Forced to defend its growing terrorist watch list, the FBI let slip a chilling fact that should silence ACLU grumblers: America is teeming with 20,000 terrorists. Read More: Global War On Terror After 9/11, federal authorities estimated that as many as 5,000 terrorists were living in the U.S. The new figure is jarring not only because it's four times as large but because it's based on real persons, not estimates. It's not something headquarters wanted to publicize. Officials had downplayed the threat so as not to spook the public. The spin had been that Britain has the homegrown problem, not us. But that was before the ACLU launched a campaign with the Democrat Congress to demonize the watch list as a Gestapo-like tool. The FBI had no choice but to knock down their myths. The ACLU charged that an "out-of-control" FBI is adding mostly innocent people to the list, ballooning it to "over 1 million names." "I doubt this thing would even be effective at catching a real terrorist," ACLU spokesman Barry Steinhardt harrumphed. In fact, the list has saved countless lives, according to the head of the FBI's terrorism screening center — an assertion backed up by a recent independent review by the GAO. And the watch list monitors only 400,000 people, not a million, says the FBI official, Leonard Boyle. The rest are aliases due to the myriad spellings and variations of Arabic surnames. In a rare public appearance on C-Span, Boyle added that the overwhelming share of individuals on the terrorist list are foreigners, while "5% to 6%" of individuals are U.S. citizens or legal residents. That still pencils out to at least 20,000 people living in this country right now — at large and on the streets — who have "some relationship with terrorist activity," as Boyle described it. They pose a big enough threat for airlines to legally bounce them off planes, and for every law enforcement authority from border agents to local police to detain them for questioning. At 20,000 strong, these suspected homegrown terrorists number a full army division. And they don't include the more than 440 active terrorists the Justice Department already has put behind bars since 9/11. Britain, by comparison, is watching just 8,000. But never mind all that. The ACLU and its allies on the Hill want to scrap the terrorist watch list and take law enforcement's eye off these potentially dangerous suspects. In a perfect world, the ACLU might qualify as a terrorist facilitator deserving of its own spot on the list. http://www.ibdeditorials.com/IBDArticles.a...01879115541217#
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