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White Shogun: Missed the purpose? Me? You must be blind to think that saying: Is 'hypothetically' similar to saying: -OR- If you truly cannot tell the difference in racial hostility between the first statement and the other two...You must have a very serious error in judgement...

Alexander carried his team through the season and playoffs, and scored 29 touchdowns....I think that's enough to earn MVP. Hasselback helped a lot too, but Alexander carried the team.

White Shogun, please, I said enough already with the puerile remarks. You know very well I am not refering to dogs, nor would I refer to the team as dogs, frankly I could not care less whether you think the Vikings are a bunch of dogs. Dogs and football players are two very different things...

White Shogun, please, I said enough already with the puerile remarks. You know very well I am not refering to dogs, nor would I refer to the team as dogs, frankly I could not care less whether you think the Vikings are a bunch of dogs. Dogs and football players are two very different things...

You're right. Commercials should not refer to Caucasian men as being from the "Planet of the Apes", much the same way chat-site members should not refer to African-American athletes as "baboons" or "pimps". ---------------- You're not sure what point I am trying to make, White Shogun? Let...

It's a start. Let me tell you, "petulant children" is quite a far cry from "a cross between a babboon and a pimp". By the way, "babboon" is actually spelled baboon. Keep up the good work. It's nice to see the subtle improvement. Edited by: hollywoodnorth1

puerile adjective 1. silly: silly or immature, especially in a childish way 2. relating to childhood: relating to or characteristic of childhood [Late 16th century. Directly or via French puéril] -pu·er·ile·ly, adverb -pu·er·il·i·ty , noun Edited...

I rest my case.

White Shogun: Your argument is puerile. Stop pretending as if you didn't know Cassiodorus was calling Culpepper a cross between a baboon and a pimp. Don't play stupid. As for my comments - you have to come up with a better reply than that. Jamal Lewis WAS in jail and WAS a murder suspect...I...

Good point.That may explain the 12 picks to only 6 scores.Edited by: hollywoodnorth1

Cassiodorus; I'm looking for an intelligent conversation not some redneck racism.Edited by: hollywoodnorth1

Has Culpepper worn out his welcome? I guess his past season was bad enough to merit a trade. I have to admit that his 6-12 TD-Int ratio was awful. I used to be a huge fan of his. I thought he was amazing back in the Randy Moss-Cris Carter-Jake Reed days. I thought he was the complete package...

Scouts.com extensive draft prospect list: At runningback, Steven Silva of Holy Cross is rated at #35. Also, Nick Hartigan, star RB for Brown, is officially listed at FB. And Matt Birkel, star RB from Div2 is not even listed. Scouts.com Silva more Silva more Silva Silva bio...

I would have inserted Steve Smith too but there are only 5 slots.

It has nothing to do with race. If it makes you happy, Hines Ward is underrated. So is Tatum Bell, Ruben Droughns, etc.Edited by: hollywoodnorth1

So? It's a random sample of overrated players. Could easily put Harrington or Garcia in there.Edited by: hollywoodnorth1

Speaking of intelligence: Brady, Griese, Steve Young, John Elway are apparently pretty bright guys. Akili Smith is smart but he's out of the league. Wonderlic Test Famous Scores Pat McInally, a wide receiver/punter from Harvard who played for the Cincinnati Bengals from 1977 to 1985 is...

Just being in the NFL is a good start for him.

underrated players: also vrabel, delhomme, hines ward, laveranus coles, doug flutie,stokely,curtis,trent green, volek, tatum bell, jurevicius..... Edited by: hollywoodnorth

overrated players: also sehorn was at times overrated...same for Randy Moss, portis, galloway, keyshawn johnson, simeon rice, harrington,leaf,boller,couch, javon kearse..and of course Akili Smith...i think VICK wins this EASILYEdited by: hollywoodnorth

I know, but rumours and speculation about who's going where always exists. I bet that even though no contracts can be signed, some stars are already talking to various teams and planning where they go. Any word on Favre yet?

Quite often, European is used just as well. Or European-American, etc. Edited by: hollywoodnorth1

So have you actually heard any reports about Jurevicius going to Cleveland?

Matt Jones is very well-received by the media Edited by: hollywoodnorth1