Re: NFL Chat 3 : Fri Mar 26, 2010 6:16 pm  

I'd personally say Asomguah is the best CB in the league, then Revis for the fact QB's still try and pass on Revis, Nnamdi just totally shuts down his half of the field, that's why when the Jets were rumoured to be in for him, a lot of other teams fans got scared - Revis & Nnamdi would mean they could single up coverage every play and send that 1 extra man on the blitz

Re: NFL Chat 3 : Fri Mar 26, 2010 6:36 pm  

Asomugha is our entire Secondary, though if the Eagles were mad enough to offer us that deal i'd take it. Means we get Jamarcus further away from the field, and Gradkowski is a good enough backup for McNabb certainly.

Re: NFL Chat 3 : Sun Mar 28, 2010 11:10 am  

Great start to a "new beginning" http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=09000d ... nfirm=true

Great start to a "new beginning" http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=09000d ... nfirm=true

Re: NFL Chat 3 : Sun Mar 28, 2010 11:35 am  

LFCRhino wrote: Great start to a "new beginning" http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=09000d ... nfirm=true It always amuses me just how many NFL players get done for drink driving. If I had that much money I'd probably just pay for someone to drive me around, especially if I'd been drinking. Then again, some of them aren't the sharpest tools in the draw. Tool is probably a good word to use when describing Porter as well

LFCRhino wrote: Great start to a "new beginning" http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=09000d ... nfirm=true It always amuses me just how many NFL players get done for drink driving. If I had that much money I'd probably just pay for someone to drive me around, especially if I'd been drinking. Then again, some of them aren't the sharpest tools in the draw. Tool is probably a good word to use when describing Porter as well

Re: NFL Chat 3 : Sun Mar 28, 2010 11:43 am  

Adamjk wrote:

It always amuses me just how many NFL players get done for drink driving. If I had that much money I'd probably just pay for someone to drive me around, especially if I'd been drinking.

Then again, some of them aren't the sharpest tools in the draw. Tool is probably a good word to use when describing Porter as well

I was actually going to put "what a tool" aswell

Re: NFL Chat 3 : Sun Mar 28, 2010 6:58 pm  

Had a scrimmage against Doncaster today. They're a league above us but we held our own. Not a bad side, they've got an RB who seems to think he is an NFL player the way he struts about after each run saying "It's what I do." Never have I wanted to be a player on D so bad.

First game against Shropshire in three weeks. Going to be an interesting season.

Re: NFL Chat 3 : Sun Mar 28, 2010 7:09 pm  

Our GB Youth LB plays for Shropshire, dunno if he'll be playing due to his broken leg, but he'll probably be on the sidelines.

Bit of an upset in the BUAFL playoffs today with Herts hammering the heavily fancied Solent.

Means that the 2 Conference finals are set

Loughborough @ Glasgow
Herts @ Birmingham

Gonna be 2 very interesting games there!

Re: NFL Chat 3 : Sun Mar 28, 2010 8:12 pm  

V For Vendetta wrote:

Our GB Youth LB plays for Shropshire, dunno if he'll be playing due to his broken leg, but he'll probably be on the sidelines.

Bit of an upset in the BUAFL playoffs today with Herts hammering the heavily fancied Solent.

Means that the 2 Conference finals are set

Loughborough @ Glasgow
Herts @ Birmingham

Gonna be 2 very interesting games there!

You coming to play for Lancashire la?

Re: NFL Chat 3 : Sun Mar 28, 2010 9:08 pm  

Ski wrote:

Had a scrimmage against Doncaster today. They're a league above us but we held our own. Not a bad side, they've got an RB who seems to think he is an NFL player the way he struts about after each run saying "It's what I do." Never have I wanted to be a player on D so bad.

If he's still playing next season when I go play train for them I might try and put a couple of "sticks" on him just for that attitude

Re: NFL Chat 3 : Sun Mar 28, 2010 9:14 pm  

Gaslight wrote:

If he's still playing next season when I go play train for them I might try and put a couple of "sticks" on him just for that attitude

Seriously, all we did today was essentially 40 plays, 20 on D and 20 on ) plus a few goal line efforts, it was nothing, but guidance for coaches and practice for us.

He was strutting about like he was LT, celebrating a TD like he'd just won the Super Bowl.

Was a nice enough feller off the field, but on it, I wanted to cream him.

They have an excellent lineman, plays left tackle for GB. Seriously, if I didn't KNOW he was clean, you'd think he was juiced up, he was massive. I took the ball in, he destroyed our line and creamed me!