At one point AJ Green was 4 for 12yds and still the MNF crew showed a montage of his impressive 4 and out completions in an attempt to showcase what a great receiver he is. I had the sound down so maybe they were goofing on him but I think they were showing what a great affalete is really is, being able to catch and be tackled after 3 yd gains.
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At one point AJ Green was 4 for 12yds and still the MNF crew showed a montage of his impressive 4 and out completions in an attempt to showcase what a great receiver he is. I had the sound down so maybe they were goofing on him but I think they were showing what a great affalete is really is, being able to catch and be tackled after 3 yd gains.
Trolling thru the headlines on my Comcast homepage and the "Shanahon responds to the bench RGIII catcalls" line caught my attention. All I can say, is that was quick. Imagine being a media gimp and being told by the producers that you had to play the bad guy there?
I only caught the back half of theSports Talk show where....Ray Lewis basically said "if we are still talking about RG III's leg..we got problems...Aaron Rodgers just tore it up w 480 yards passing & 4 TD's"! Dan Patrick in crew could only agree...behind closed doors in the back rooms they fill their head's up about the hype-machine new breed QB's..& it takes Lewis to shut it up!
Hope things work out for you Bigunreal....I have a little extra frustration posting here lately; battling MRSA/Staph Infection & wife w chronic migraines, etc..except mine is the lack of opportunity for the white RB's; eventhough I keep an eye on the QB situation.
The influx of young fast TE's is a bright spot!
Great to see Nelson! If he really is 100% healthy he should be in the Pro Bowl!
Hey the Steelers are 0-2!
Hope things work out for you Bigunreal....I have a little extra frustration posting here lately; battling MRSA/Staph Infection & wife w chronic migraines, etc..except mine is the lack of opportunity for the white RB's; eventhough I keep an eye on the QB situation.
The influx of young fast TE's is a bright spot!
Great to see Nelson! If he really is 100% healthy he should be in the Pro Bowl!
Hey the Steelers are 0-2!
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Where do you find the inactive list before the games?So was the rookie RB in Tampa also a scratch or just Hillis?I can't believe that the Bengals left so much of their white talent on the inactive list if they were all healthy.
you have to be careful, MRSA can be hard to get rid of. My friend has it in his hand right now, something about the humid air I guess, but the main concern is that flesh eating bacteria or virus? that is in Louisiana right now. I know a guy that got a flesh eating thing because a nurse decided not to clean the ventilator. This was years back. So be careful in the hospitals
for migraines, fiorcet or fiornal should clear that up, works for me
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That's Mark van Eeghen.Sorry I'm a big 60's 70's and 80's white RB fan!
Yes van Eeghen won a Super Bowl with the Raiders in 1976, while rushing for over 1,000 yards and averaging over 4 yards per carry!
my bad, I was thinking of White backs and must have mixed up Steve Van Buren and Mark Van Eeghan, I liked what I saw with Mark, but I think Steve was the better back, i put him up there with Riggins and Taylor. Eeghan was great but Van Buren was running for 1k when it wasn't common place.
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Bigunreal and Twenty Two, stay strong!
Concerning MRSA, there are studies that report manuka honey helps and aids in curing. I can’t testify to that remedy personally. I’ve use it for other ailments and would not be without it. It heals cuts and minor wounds double time. I’ve dabbed on cold sores, taken internally for digestive issues and applied it to shingles. If anybody is making preparation for a coming economic collapse, I would recommend a jar or two in your household.
News concerning manuka honey and MRSA:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...nuka-honey-beat-drug-resistant-superbugs.html
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/09/090908-mrsa-staph-manuka-honey.html
Background:
http://www.naturalnews.com/035959_manuka_honey_healing_medicine.html
Concerning MRSA, there are studies that report manuka honey helps and aids in curing. I can’t testify to that remedy personally. I’ve use it for other ailments and would not be without it. It heals cuts and minor wounds double time. I’ve dabbed on cold sores, taken internally for digestive issues and applied it to shingles. If anybody is making preparation for a coming economic collapse, I would recommend a jar or two in your household.
News concerning manuka honey and MRSA:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...nuka-honey-beat-drug-resistant-superbugs.html
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/09/090908-mrsa-staph-manuka-honey.html
Background:
http://www.naturalnews.com/035959_manuka_honey_healing_medicine.html