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Unfortunately, I have to agree here. Also, ESPN is reporting that Florida has a law called "Comparative Negligence", which will determine which part the alcohol actually played in the accident since the guy crossed the street outside of the crosswalk, so that will also probably play a role in reducing his sentence.

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"He stinks, and I don't like him!"

Psst...take another look, you misread his post. He didn't say Cutler was better than Palmer or the other guys on that list.

Nice one, didn't even catch that.

Best part of this is that those 11 little bastards have 10 (ten) different baby mama's!! (last 2 were twins)

You're right, it hasn't been as of today. http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3997609 Miami police won't confirm a local television report that says Cleveland Browns wide receiver Donte Stallworth was legally drunk when a car he was driving hit and killed a man last Saturday. ''We have not released anything regarding the blood work,'' said Jenny Velazquez, a Miami Beach police spokeswoman to the Miami Herald. "We're not confirming anything.'' Stallworth has not been charged with a crime in the death of Mario Reyes, a 59-year-old Miami man. Police said they expect results of a toxicology report on Friday, and "we will not be releasing those results until we make an arrest," Miami Beach police detective Juan Sanchez said, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Television station WSVN-Fox reported Thursday that Stallworth had a blood alcohol level of .12, which is over the legal limit of .08. Stallworth, who was driving his Bentley in Miami Beach at the time of the accident, released a statement Wednesday through the Browns. "My family and I are grief stricken over the tragic accident which occurred Saturday on Miami Beach where Mario Reyes sadly lost his life," Stallworth said. "My thoughts and prayers are with the Reyes family during this incredibly difficult time. Unfortunately, since this accident is still under police investigation, I cannot comment further on the matter at this time."

Good idea. My condolences as well.

Correct. And Jones has now been released: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3984684 The Jacksonville Jaguars have released receiver Matt Jones, the team said Monday. The former Arkansas player was charged with cocaine possession in July. He was suspended for the last three games of the 2008 season for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy. In a plea deal, Jones entered a program that emphasizes treatment. Jones was released a day early from jail Saturday during a weeklong stay for drinking beer in violation of his plea agreement for the drug charge. Matt Jones Highlight NFL.com Video David Garrard pass short right to Matt Jones for 16 yards and a Touchdown. The 6-foot-6 former Arkansas star quarterback is awaiting an April 13 court appearance. After failing a drug and alcohol screening, Jones told a judge he drank beer while playing golf with friends. He assured the judge that wouldn't happen again. The Jaguars picked Jones in the first round of the NFL draft in 2005. Before his suspension last season, Jones was having the best year of his career, with 65 catches for 761 yards and two touchdowns.

Whew...my head hurts.

Steve Young?

Bodog has it like this: Raiders - 7/2 Redskins - 4/1 Jets - 13/2 Bucs - 11/2 Patriots - 13/2 Titans - 13/2 Dolphins - 8/1 Eagles - 50/1 Field - 9/4

Well said.

Houshmandzadeh Tried To Stiff Eagles Comcast SportsNet's Derrick Gunn indicated on Friday night that the agent for T.J. Houshmandzadeh offered a discount for the Eagles because his client wanted to play there. It turned out the discount was bogus and the price tag given to the Eagles was higher than any other team. Needless to say, Houshmandzadeh will not be an Eagle now ... http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/news/RumorMill.asp

You... for creating another post about this dumb topic. It's been done.

He's also now apparently being shopped around the league... http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=3900946

He can only review it if he gets buzzed from the booth. That blame should go on the booth officials, not the one on the field. But anyway, according to Michaels, they looked at it and saw nothing.

Pssst...learn the rules. Move along.

Santucci's?

Nope...try again. Plus, it's already been discussed. http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.p...hl=madden+curse

Not spearing He turned his head (although very slightly, he still did it) before contact He did not leave his feet prior to making the hit Legal hit, nothing wrong with this tackle. (everyone else was chiming in, I didn't want to miss out) .02

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