Do all teams record the locker room speech?

like_that;1137498 wrote:All of this doesn't matter, because most of the hits were legal.

/lhslep

That post was very skyhook-ish. Thought you'd be better than that


In all reality, that's some very damning sh*t and Williams should never work in the NFL again. There no denying that targeting ACLs and someone's head who has concussion issues is unethical and wrong.

Automatik;1135595 wrote:Morris Claiborne with a 4/50 on the Wonderlic.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/draft2012/story/_/id/7770388/2012-nfl-draft-morris-claiborne-top-cb-prospect-scored-4-wonderlic-sources-say

Things I Didn’t Used To Know

Wonderlic scores can be deceiving for people like Claiborne.

*Morris Claiborne’s reported Wonderlic score of 4 didn’t shed light on Claiborne’s intelligence as much as it shed light on his learning disability. Claiborne, according to NFL front office men who have done their homework, has trouble reading. At Louisiana State, the cornerback was given extra time for tests. The consensus is Claiborne has enough football smarts and instinct to play at a high level in the NFL for a long time. Cornerbacks don’t have to be Einsteins in the large majority of NFL schemes, and many are not. Claiborne’s coaches will have to make allowances for him, however. Claiborne can’t be expected to learn through a playbook, rather, he will learn best from walk throughs. The only issue is whether or not that will impact the other cornerbacks on his team. But multiple personnel men have said Claiborne is a great, unspoiled, engaging kid who they would like on their team.

http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/NFP-Sunday-Blitz-2109.html

BR1986FB;1139339 wrote:Things I Didn’t Used To Know

Wonderlic scores can be deceiving for people like Claiborne.

*Morris Claiborne’s reported Wonderlic score of 4 didn’t shed light on Claiborne’s intelligence as much as it shed light on his learning disability. Claiborne, according to NFL front office men who have done their homework, has trouble reading. At Louisiana State, the cornerback was given extra time for tests. The consensus is Claiborne has enough football smarts and instinct to play at a high level in the NFL for a long time. Cornerbacks don’t have to be Einsteins in the large majority of NFL schemes, and many are not. Claiborne’s coaches will have to make allowances for him, however. Claiborne can’t be expected to learn through a playbook, rather, he will learn best from walk throughs. The only issue is whether or not that will impact the other cornerbacks on his team. But multiple personnel men have said Claiborne is a great, unspoiled, engaging kid who they would like on their team.

http://www.nationalfootballpost.com/NFP-Sunday-Blitz-2109.html

This is why they should also give an all football test as well.

He's not stupid, he just can't read

lol

8th April, 2012 - 7:50 amJeff Dickerson/ESPN.com - The Buccaneers have agreed to terms on a one-year deal with Amobi Okoye, according to a source.

Bears general manager Phil Emery said during a conference call with season ticket holders earlier in the week that he expected Okoye, who spent just one season in Chicago, to sign with another team.

"I think Amobi is trying to decide which direction he's going," Emery said. "We've had conversations with him. So far we haven't been able to work out a deal. I really believe that Amobi is probably going in a different direction.


I was sort of hoping the Browns were going to sign this guy to play back up DT for us. Looks like the Bucs got him for nothing. Solid signing for TB.

Steve Smith gonna sign a three-year extension with Carolina: http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d8283310a/article/panthers-wr-smith-close-to-signing-threeyear-extension?module=HP11_breaking_news

Terrance Newman officially a Cincinnati Bengal.

Adam Schefter ‏ @AdamSchefter Bengals close to a deal with former Cowboys CB Terrance Newman and also exploring a a trade that would send LB Keith Rivers to Giants.

Rivers to the NYG for a 5th this year.

Man Rivers must have fallen off. I had no idea he was such a bust. Any cincy fans offer your thoughts?

Little Danny;1141623 wrote:Terrance Newman officially a Cincinnati Bengal.

Prayers from Dallas.

Commander of Awesome;1142008 wrote:Man Rivers must have fallen off. I had no idea he was such a bust. Any cincy fans offer your thoughts?

Very productive when he played. Almost 6 tackles a game.

Unfortunately, he only played 35 of a possible 64 games, and also missed both playoff games the team played in. Some will say it was that he ran into Hines Ward, but he was injured before that and had 2 other injuries after it. Never could stay healthy...

Wait, Newman is gone from Big D???


THANK YOU JESUS!

Glad the Bengals got a CB, but I think people are really taking it for granted that Leon Hall will return. Even if he is back, a torn Achilles is a career-changing injury. He may not be the same...and as a CB, the difference between elite and "Tory James" isn't much. Leon Hall was one of the top 10 CB's in the league before...after? TBD...

Lol @ quiton couples on NFL network. His eyes are puffy and bloodshot and seems to have a hard time keeping them open.

Jabar Gaffney is having quite the twitter meltdown:

https://twitter.com/#!/JabarGaffney

gorocks99;1142959 wrote:Jabar Gaffney is having quite the twitter meltdown:

https://twitter.com/#!/JabarGaffney

lol, just tipped deadspin.

He seems angry at his soon to be ex and Lito Shepherd..

But he made sure to clarify that Lito didn't fuck his bitch lol.

NFL announced the green room guys. 26 of them LOL.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d82845e6c/article/plenty-of-firstround-hopefuls-among-draft-attendees

1. Mark Barron, S, Alabama
2. Justin Blackmon, WR, Oklahoma State
3. Michael Brockers, DT, Louisiana State
4. Morris Claiborne, CB, Louisiana State
5. Quinton Coples, DE, North Carolina
6. Fletcher Cox, DT, Mississippi State
7. Coby Fleener, TE, Stanford
8. Michael Floyd, WR, Notre Dame
9. Stephon Gilmore, CB, South Carolina
10. Cordy Glenn, OT, Georgia
11. Robert Griffin III, QB, Baylor
12. Dont'a Hightower, LB, Alabama
13. Stephen Hill, WR, Georgia Tech
14. Melvin Ingram, DE, South Carolina
15. Matt Kalil, OT, Southern California
16. Dre Kirkpatrick, CB, Alabama
17. Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford
18. Shea McClellin, LB, Boise State
19. Nick Perry, DE, Southern California
20. Dontari Poe, DT, Memphis
21. Rueben Randle, WR, Louisiana State
22. Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama
23. Devon Still, DT, Penn State
24. Ryan Tannehill, QB, Texas A&M
25. Courtney Upshaw, LB, Alabama
26. Kendall Wright, WR, Baylor

Jabar says he was hacked, that it wasn't him, and that he's deleting his twitter now.

Also, Demaryius Thomas gave some completely unsurprising quotes on Tebow:

I ain't going to say I was sad because the only thing they remember is that pass. You gotta go back and look at the rest of the games. I wasn't getting no balls and you had to make some of these plays where some players were open and he is not making the throws, but I don't want to talk bad about Tim.

Everything on ESPN was all about Tim," Thomas said. "That bothered some players, too, because they would say, 'Tim Tebow Time.' I felt like it was a team thing. If it wasn't for the defense most of the time, there wouldn't be no supposed 'Tim Tebow Time.

Mulva;1143059 wrote:Jabar says he was hacked, that it wasn't him, and that he's deleting his twitter now.

That excuse is so played out that no one believes it anymore. Especially since all of those tweets fit perfectly into his uhh how do I say this...syntax?

Thomas should have stayed in college to learn how to speak english.

Commander of Awesome;1143068 wrote:Thomas should have stayed in college to learn how to speak english.

true - everything he said was true though, tebow blows

Raw Dawgin' it;1143436 wrote:true - everything he said was true though, tebow blows

True, but the funny thing is with Manning on the team, all the credit will go to Manning when they win games now. I wonder if he will QQ then. Just sounds like a QQ prima dona piece of shit.