Jello Biafra

The only problem is, he might not be the starter.

Losman has some good matchups as does Clemens and Warner.

Found this on another site: Herm Edwards just said on the radio his starter Sunday against Denver at QB would be Huard. If there were any questions, there aren't any anymore. He also said Holmes, and Kolby Smith would be likely replacing LJ next week should LJ not be able to play. He said it was too early to count LJ out, but it is never a good sign when a player is unable to come off the field on their own weight.

How did you clinch already? If you lose the rest of your games you'll be 6-7, and that's enough to be in the playoffs?

http://rotoworld.com/content/playerpages/p...622&id=4226

Not much more: Titans | C. Henry notified he faces suspension Fri, 2 Nov 2007 18:44:33 -0700 John Clayton, of ESPN.com, reports Tennessee Titans RB Chris J. Henry has been notified that he faces a four-game suspension for testing positive for a banned substance. Henry will have five days to decide if he wants to appeal. Any appeal would delay his suspension until the tests are verified and determined valid. According to a source, the substance was not on the banned list a year ago and not considered performance enhancing.

Seems to be a prescription drug : http://www.websitetoolbox.com/tool/post/ti...post?id=2266572

Good for you.

Right. And he's always on the money when it comes to Patriots news.

A reliable source on another site says there's a good chance he will be placed on IR.

Two bands that strived (and failed) to be as good as the Smiths?

I hope the trailer you live in burns down to the ground, you classless piece of garbage.

Don't think you screwed up. If you want to take a chance on Gore, you have to give up something, and since KJ is your #3, you didn't do that bad. Coles for Johnson could go either way with the way WRs are so inconsistent, but Coles seems to be the better option right now. I wouldn't be concerned with KJ's health so much, he just as likely to go down as anyone in the NFL, I just think you did it for the upside of Gore, which could really pay off.

A guy in my league was called away on business without notice this weekend and didn't have time to change his line-up. I went to his house and banged his wife. Is that wrong?

I ate Mexican the other night and blew up all over the place. Truly disgustipating.

I moved from NY to Florida about 5 years ago, and was invited to join a local league. The commish had a bunch of his relatives in the league, and there were all kinds of shenanigans being pulled. I didn't punch him in the face, but I did stiff him out of money and quit the league. You should do the same.

His wife?

Hey, winning's all that matters. Wives come a dime a dozen.

You're probably right. None of my other players look like good starts, and if what I hear is true, and Maroney sits, I'll be very happy.

He's thinking Maroney sits this week.

You're all set, then. I wish I had them both. I have Morris, but unless I hear Maroney's out, I'm starting Ahman or Wright. I have Jordan, too, but he'll be on the bench.

I don't believe any of this. If you hate TO so much why even draft him? I'm sure there were better options than Colston available .

http://www.myfoxcleveland.com/myfox/pages/...mp;pageId=6.1.1 Steeler RB Charged for Domestic Incident in Cleveland Last Edited: Thursday, 11 Oct 2007, 8:09 PM EDT Created: Thursday, 11 Oct 2007, 8:09 PM EDT Pittsburgh Steelers running back Najeh Davenport has been charged with domestic violence, endangering children and unlawful restraint. SideBar Related Items Stories Contact Fox 8 Links Pittsburgh Steelers Website After investigating an early October domestic incident involving 29-year-old Najeh Davenport, the Cleveland Police department announced today that charges have been brought against the Pittsburgh Steeler's running back. According to Cleveland Police Lt. Thomas Stacho, Davenport has been charged with domestic violence, endangering children and unlawful restraint. Davenport is not currently in custody and will be given a chance to surrender to police on the charges. On Thursday, October 4th, at 8:52 p.m., Cleveland Police investigated a report of a domestic dispute at 1374 E.115 Street. According to Stacho, the incident involved Davenport and the mother of his 5-year old child, Anita Person, 27, of Cleveland. The dispute resulted from a custody matter involving Davenport's and Person's child. Cleveland Police received three 9-1-1 calls between 8:45 p.m. and 9:02 p.m. from individuals at the house where the incident took place. No arrests were initially made as officers were unable to determine the primary physical aggressor in the dispute. If convicted Davenport could face more than 1 year in jail, 6 months for domestic violence, 6 months for endangering children and 60 days for unlawful restraint.

The trade isn't very good for the Gore owner. I doubt Green and Bowe will make his team turn it around. It might have been the best offer he got, though, so you can't say anything.

Santana?