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That dood looks perpetually (high) hung-over!! [;)]

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But former NFL quarterback Tim Hasselbeck, an ESPN analyst, said he would be in no rush to get Young on the field in a gadget role."I would treat Vince like a backup quarterback," he said. "He has been replaced by someone who has played better. He has to earn it now. It is now his job to make it hard for the coaches not to put him out on the field, instead of being handed something because of what was invested in him in terms of money and draft status."

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Cowboys receiver Roy Williams doesn't deny being frustrated with his lack of involvement. He was only thrown to four times against the Giants. "Yeah, it's frustrating," Williams said. "I feel like I'm a playmaker. I run my route and hopefully the ball will be there. If not, I move on to the next play, then move on to the next one." Williams said he was not criticizing quarterback Tony Romo and remains confident in Romo to lead the Cowboys and get him the ball.

Hmmmm, the problem was NOT OWENS!

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THIS IS FUNNY COMING FROM THIS STIFF

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But former NFL quarterback Tim Hasselbeck, an ESPN analyst, said he would be in no rush to get Young on the field in a gadget role."I would treat Vince like a backup quarterback," he said. "He has been replaced by someone who has played better. He has to earn it now. It is now his job to make it hard for the coaches not to put him out on the field, instead of being handed something because of what was invested in him in terms of money and draft status."

Tim?  You didn't even belong in the NFL

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THIS IS FUNNY COMING FROM THIS STIFF

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But former NFL quarterback Tim Hasselbeck, an ESPN analyst, said he would be in no rush to get Young on the field in a gadget role."I would treat Vince like a backup quarterback," he said. "He has been replaced by someone who has played better. He has to earn it now. It is now his job to make it hard for the coaches not to put him out on the field, instead of being handed something because of what was invested in him in terms of money and draft status."

Tim?  You didn't even belong in the NFL

Sounds like a guy giving his opinion.  Just like all the posters on this board.  What's wrong with that? Should we all stop giving our opinions too?

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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4501203

An even more expensive stiff than Hassleback

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And what exactly is going on with the Texans' run defense? Led by Maurice Jones-Drew's 119 yards and three touchdowns, the Jaguars dented Houston for 184 yards on the ground. That's probably going to keep Houston ranked last in run defense for another week. The Texans gave up 240 yards rushing to the Titans and 190 to the Jets two weeks ago.

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At 0-3, the Titans have as many losses as they had all last regular season, and since the playoffs expanded to 12 teams in 1990, only three teams have dug out of an 0-3 hole to make the playoffs. That's the grim news that Jeff Fisher's club faces, and it can't be sugar-coated.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/don_banks/09/27/snap.judgments/1.html#ixzz0SOwaeCM9
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Is trouble brewing in Kansas City? Head coach Todd Haley clearly has not come to the defense on his starting quarterback, Matt Cassel. Here's what Haley said: "You've got to ultimately do what you think gives your team the best chance to win. If that means another quarterback being in there other than Matt Cassel, then sign me up." Ouch. That's not an endorsement for a player they traded for and gave a huge deal to.

• He kept Brett Favre’s injury hush-hush while coaching the Jets last season. Oops, there’s a fine.
• He made rookies take a 10-hour bus ride (each way) to and from his one-day football camp in Hartford, CT. This took place on a weekend between voluntary minicamp and team activities slated for the following Monday. Oh, and he took a plane on the way down. After some heat, Mangini rode the bus with them back to Cleveland. 
• He showed up in Cleveland and had a mural of Browns greats removed. Something tells us that isn’t a team-building exercise in the NFL Coach Handbook.
• He backstabbed former mentor Bill Bellichick with that whole Spygate thing. (Hey, we’re Patriots fans. You didn’t think we’d forget to mention that, did you?)

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h. Terrell Owens' stats for the year: five catches, 98 yards, zero impact. Shutout Sunday against the Saints.

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h. Terrell Owens' stats for the year: five catches, 98 yards, zero impact. Shutout Sunday against the Saints.

A different point since I have been hard on a lot of TO's antics.  I give him a lot of credit for maintaining his cool and and not responding to the ridiculous questioning by reporters designed only to provoke him after his consecutive games with a catch streak came to an end.

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A week after fumbling the football to stop a potential game-winning drive against the Texans, Collins struggled down the stretch against the Jets.He failed to complete a pass in his last 13 attempts. In the fourth quarter he was 0-for-10 with an interception and a sack. He finished 15-of-37 for 170 yards, with two interceptions and the highlight of his day — a 9-yard touchdown pass to receiver Nate Washington.+

http://www.tennessean.com/article/20090928/SPORTS01/909280330/1027/Collins+takes+the+heat+for+loss

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Kerry Collins threw 13 consecutive incompletions, including a pick, to finish the game. Often he was under pressure and had to get rid of the ball early. His receivers didn’t help him in crunch time, dropping at least four balls in the second half — two by Nate Washington, one each by Justin Gage and Kenny Britt. On the plus side, Washington had a nice scoring catch and tight end Alge Crumpler[image]http://images.intellitxt.com/ast/adTypes/2.gif[/image] had a good game.

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That guy was the worst CB I have ever seen.  I have never seen so many plays where the CB is not even in the picture with the guy he is covering.  What a bad pick.

The same goes for Allison.

There were some people here screaming for 2 years about how good McCauley and Allison were but just weren't given fair shakes by Brad Childress.

Yet those same people, the ones who write down every single mistake I make, won't have the stones to come in and admit how wrong they were on those two stiffs.

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HOW LONG BEFORE VINCE YOUNG GETS ANOTHER SHOT?