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theogt;2656413 said:Ditto. That's gotta be one of the most highly trafficked sites right now in the world. Except for all the free porn sites.
Speaking of which .... be back in a few.
theogt;2656413 said:Ditto. That's gotta be one of the most highly trafficked sites right now in the world. Except for all the free porn sites.
theogt;2656413 said:Ditto. That's gotta be one of the most highly trafficked sites right now in the world. Except for all the free porn sites.
Hostile;2656415 said:Please let Washington waive Shawn Springs now that they have the great Hall.
AbeBeta;2656427 said:funny how people talk crap about it on this board all the time. yet, tonight, they complain about it not being available.
SLATEmosphere;2656421 said:I'd swoop Springs up so fast!!
romoakatruebeast;2656378 said:why 2 backs??
It's one of the only sports blogs I check anymore. If it's happening in the NFL, it's on his blog. Fantastic news source.AbeBeta;2656427 said:funny how people talk crap about it on this board all the time. yet, tonight, they complain about it not being available.
Biggems;2656443 said:cause last year they went through like 10 RBs cause no one could stay healthy. So they will continue to add a huge number of them to see if they can get a small group who can remain healthy for an entire season.
romoakatruebeast;2656448 said:wasnt JJ the main back, for AZ last year.??
Come back, Breer!BigDFan5;2656450 said:Bart Scott To Visit Rams
Friday, February 27, 2009
Posted By Mike Florio 12:53 AM
The Rams are taking aim at multiple free agents who previously played for the Baltimore Ravens.
In addition to center/guard Jason Brown, whom Albert Breer reports will visit St. Louis, the Rams also have lined up a visit with linebacker Bart Scott, according to Alex Marvez of FOXSports.com.
Scott explained on ESPN earlier tonight that, once the talks with the Ravens bumped up against the start of free agency, he decided to go ahead and test the market.
BigDFan5;2656466 said:Commanders also take aim at Haynesworth, Dockery
Posted: News | Steve Wyche | Tags: Albert Haynesworth, DeAngelo Hall, Derrick Dockery, Washington Commanders
The Washington Commanders not only signed CB DeAngelo Hall to a six-year, $54 million deal with $22.5 million guaranteed, but they are working on trying to sign free-agent DT Albert Haynesworth and negotiating to bring back G Derrick Dockery, who was released by the Buffalo Bills on Thursday.
A source familiar with the Commanders’ plans said Haynesworth definitely is being pursued and that Dockery, who signed a seven-year, $49 million free-agent deal with Buffalo in 2007, could return to Washington, where he started for four seasons.
Haynesworth is the most coveted free agent on the market and also is believed to be pursued by the Tennessee Titans, with whom he has spent seven seasons, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.