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  • When all is said and done, these teams with great RBs are not winning championships. Most of them are terrible.

    RB is a dime a dozen, don't spend big picks position.

    @usfbrown said:

    When all is said and done, these teams with great RBs are not winning championships. Most of them are terrible.

    RB is a dime a dozen, don't spend big picks position.

    wrongo.

    strong up and down the middle on both sides of the ball wins championships. fucking assholes that still believe that you can have an average defense and still win cuz you got kurt warner and some doncoryell offense.

    GTFO chump.

    guess you didn't see the niner game tonight when frank FUCKING gore led them to victory.

    go back to playing madden and you pretending to be peyton manning.

    douchebag.

  • @usfbrown said:

    When all is said and done, these teams with great RBs are not winning championships. Most of them are terrible.

    RB is a dime a dozen, don't spend big picks position.

    wrongo.

    strong up and down the middle on both sides of the ball wins championships. fucking assholes that still believe that you can have an average defense and still win cuz you got kurt warner and some doncoryell offense.

    GTFO chump.

    guess you didn't see the niner game tonight when frank FUCKING gore led them to victory.

    go back to playing madden and you pretending to be peyton manning.

    douchebag.

    @miktoxic said:

    wrongo.

    strong up and down the middle on both sides of the ball wins championships. fucking assholes that still believe that you can have an average defense and still win cuz you got kurt warner and some doncoryell offense.

    GTFO chump.

    guess you didn't see the niner game tonight when frank FUCKING gore led them to victory.

    go back to playing madden and you pretending to be peyton manning.

    douchebag.

    No one is saying you can have a crap running game and win championships, though it's been done in recent years. Frank Gore, third round 65th overall- doh.

    THAT'S what I'm trying to get through PG's thick skull, unless you see the reincarnation of Jim Brown (and I'm on record I didn't see that in Richardson) .there is no reason, nada, none, zilch to ever draft a running back in the Top 10 anymore. Freaking history proves it in spades- unless you have the super stud qb to go along with the super stud RB, you're doomed to come up a notch or two short of a Lombardi Trophy.

  • @miktoxic said:

    wrongo.

    strong up and down the middle on both sides of the ball wins championships. fucking assholes that still believe that you can have an average defense and still win cuz you got kurt warner and some doncoryell offense.

    GTFO chump.

    guess you didn't see the niner game tonight when frank FUCKING gore led them to victory.

    go back to playing madden and you pretending to be peyton manning.

    douchebag.

    No one is saying you can have a crap running game and win championships, though it's been done in recent years. Frank Gore, third round 65th overall- doh.

    THAT'S what I'm trying to get through PG's thick skull, unless you see the reincarnation of Jim Brown (and I'm on record I didn't see that in Richardson) .there is no reason, nada, none, zilch to ever draft a running back in the Top 10 anymore. Freaking history proves it in spades- unless you have the super stud qb to go along with the super stud RB, you're doomed to come up a notch or two short of a Lombardi Trophy.

    @hoorta said:

    No one is saying you can have a crap running game and win championships, though it's been done in recent years. Frank Gore, third round 65th overall- doh.

    THAT'S what I'm trying to get through PG's thick skull, unless you see the reincarnation of Jim Brown (and I'm on record I didn't see that in Richardson) .there is no reason, nada, none, zilch to ever draft a running back in the Top 10 anymore. Freaking history proves it in spades- unless you have the super stud qb to go along with the super stud RB, you're doomed to come up a notch or two short of a Lombardi Trophy.

    i know, but you as well as i know that that is a lost cause.

    AP is prob the best running back in the game but with a shit team around him (OLine, no QB, no defense) it means absolutely nothing.

    so before we go throwing TR on the fire let's think about what else was there for him to succeed.

    all i'm saying.

    a lot will be proven this week.

    it might be shocking to some, even me, given the outcome.

  • @usfbrown said:

    When all is said and done, these teams with great RBs are not winning championships. Most of them are terrible.

    RB is a dime a dozen, don't spend big picks position.

    wrongo.

    strong up and down the middle on both sides of the ball wins championships. fucking assholes that still believe that you can have an average defense and still win cuz you got kurt warner and some doncoryell offense.

    GTFO chump.

    guess you didn't see the niner game tonight when frank FUCKING gore led them to victory.

    go back to playing madden and you pretending to be peyton manning.

    douchebag.

    @miktoxic said:

    wrongo.

    strong up and down the middle on both sides of the ball wins championships. fucking assholes that still believe that you can have an average defense and still win cuz you got kurt warner and some doncoryell offense.

    GTFO chump.

    guess you didn't see the niner game tonight when frank FUCKING gore led them to victory.

    go back to playing madden and you pretending to be peyton manning.

    douchebag.

    first off your a hypocritical immature bitch. You talk about people being bullies on here and you're an asshole yourself.

    second you're an idiot. You take one example to make your point. Where was AP when he played the Browns? The best RB in the league. Hows the eagles doing with the leading rusher? Fuck you.

    no shit you need balance. The point is RB is a dime a dozen position that isn't as important as it was back in the day.

    you old douchebag.

  • Nobody WANTS to have a shit running game. But in the five years prior to the last, 4 of the 10 Super Bowl teams finished 30th or lower in rushing. Two actually finished dead last. Might be three, actually.

    Adrian Peterson, Steven Jackson, Taylor/MJD for the Jags, Chris Johnson... not one Super Bowl. For five years, the Super Bowl didn't even feature a 1,000 yard back, amazingly. To argue that having a top running back correlates with winning is nonsense.

    And there's no point in discussing the league prior to the Ty Law Rules and those that followed, so you're looking at 2002, or something like the last 11 seasons. And over those 11 years, the RB position has become more and more diminished as it became quite undeniably a passing league. This year has taken it to another level.

    SF is gonna try to run (and defend) to win, but at some point Kaep is gonna have to carry them through the playoffs and to a championship because that's how it works every year (even if the guy was so-so during the season, like Eli or Flacco but more likely Rodgers or Brees, who were already great).

    Nobody WANTS to suck at running because it makes it imperative that you're pretty amazing at passing and pass protection, likely possessing one of those top 5-7 passers. But it's been done (a lot). The reverse, winning without great quarterback play? Nope. It's not a reality in this post 2002 era. Old news.

    And Toxic, while defense gets more important in the playoffs, some pretty lame defenses have been playing in Super Bowls over the past decade. Last year stopped that trend, but this regular season has been about really gaudy offensive numbers for the most part... and record settingly bad defense.

    If you really think winning and losing is about what's "up the middle," you need to get a TV or something. The league is now about passing to take a lead and rushing the other team's passer. Has been for several years now.

  • Nobody WANTS to have a shit running game. But in the five years prior to the last, 4 of the 10 Super Bowl teams finished 30th or lower in rushing. Two actually finished dead last. Might be three, actually.

    Adrian Peterson, Steven Jackson, Taylor/MJD for the Jags, Chris Johnson... not one Super Bowl. For five years, the Super Bowl didn't even feature a 1,000 yard back, amazingly. To argue that having a top running back correlates with winning is nonsense.

    And there's no point in discussing the league prior to the Ty Law Rules and those that followed, so you're looking at 2002, or something like the last 11 seasons. And over those 11 years, the RB position has become more and more diminished as it became quite undeniably a passing league. This year has taken it to another level.

    SF is gonna try to run (and defend) to win, but at some point Kaep is gonna have to carry them through the playoffs and to a championship because that's how it works every year (even if the guy was so-so during the season, like Eli or Flacco but more likely Rodgers or Brees, who were already great).

    Nobody WANTS to suck at running because it makes it imperative that you're pretty amazing at passing and pass protection, likely possessing one of those top 5-7 passers. But it's been done (a lot). The reverse, winning without great quarterback play? Nope. It's not a reality in this post 2002 era. Old news.

    And Toxic, while defense gets more important in the playoffs, some pretty lame defenses have been playing in Super Bowls over the past decade. Last year stopped that trend, but this regular season has been about really gaudy offensive numbers for the most part... and record settingly bad defense.

    If you really think winning and losing is about what's "up the middle," you need to get a TV or something. The league is now about passing to take a lead and rushing the other team's passer. Has been for several years now.

    @shep said:

    Nobody WANTS to have a shit running game. But in the five years prior to the last, 4 of the 10 Super Bowl teams finished 30th or lower in rushing. Two actually finished dead last. Might be three, actually.

    Adrian Peterson, Steven Jackson, Taylor/MJD for the Jags, Chris Johnson... not one Super Bowl. For five years, the Super Bowl didn't even feature a 1,000 yard back, amazingly. To argue that having a top running back correlates with winning is nonsense.

    And there's no point in discussing the league prior to the Ty Law Rules and those that followed, so you're looking at 2002, or something like the last 11 seasons. And over those 11 years, the RB position has become more and more diminished as it became quite undeniably a passing league. This year has taken it to another level.

    SF is gonna try to run (and defend) to win, but at some point Kaep is gonna have to carry them through the playoffs and to a championship because that's how it works every year (even if the guy was so-so during the season, like Eli or Flacco but more likely Rodgers or Brees, who were already great).

    Nobody WANTS to suck at running because it makes it imperative that you're pretty amazing at passing and pass protection, likely possessing one of those top 5-7 passers. But it's been done (a lot). The reverse, winning without great quarterback play? Nope. It's not a reality in this post 2002 era. Old news.

    And Toxic, while defense gets more important in the playoffs, some pretty lame defenses have been playing in Super Bowls over the past decade. Last year stopped that trend, but this regular season has been about really gaudy offensive numbers for the most part... and record settingly bad defense.

    If you really think winning and losing is about what's "up the middle," you need to get a TV or something. The league is now about passing to take a lead and rushing the other team's passer. Has been for several years now.

    yep, you're so right.

    that's why OC's call 2 running plays per every one pass.

    why is that, i wonder? maybe to soften up the D and make them stack the box to make THE ALL MIGHTY GOD PASSING game easier? duh.

    between you and usfbrownsfag you know about smash mouth football like your granny knows about wearing panties.

  • @shep said:

    Nobody WANTS to have a shit running game. But in the five years prior to the last, 4 of the 10 Super Bowl teams finished 30th or lower in rushing. Two actually finished dead last. Might be three, actually.

    Adrian Peterson, Steven Jackson, Taylor/MJD for the Jags, Chris Johnson... not one Super Bowl. For five years, the Super Bowl didn't even feature a 1,000 yard back, amazingly. To argue that having a top running back correlates with winning is nonsense.

    And there's no point in discussing the league prior to the Ty Law Rules and those that followed, so you're looking at 2002, or something like the last 11 seasons. And over those 11 years, the RB position has become more and more diminished as it became quite undeniably a passing league. This year has taken it to another level.

    SF is gonna try to run (and defend) to win, but at some point Kaep is gonna have to carry them through the playoffs and to a championship because that's how it works every year (even if the guy was so-so during the season, like Eli or Flacco but more likely Rodgers or Brees, who were already great).

    Nobody WANTS to suck at running because it makes it imperative that you're pretty amazing at passing and pass protection, likely possessing one of those top 5-7 passers. But it's been done (a lot). The reverse, winning without great quarterback play? Nope. It's not a reality in this post 2002 era. Old news.

    And Toxic, while defense gets more important in the playoffs, some pretty lame defenses have been playing in Super Bowls over the past decade. Last year stopped that trend, but this regular season has been about really gaudy offensive numbers for the most part... and record settingly bad defense.

    If you really think winning and losing is about what's "up the middle," you need to get a TV or something. The league is now about passing to take a lead and rushing the other team's passer. Has been for several years now.

    yep, you're so right.

    that's why OC's call 2 running plays per every one pass.

    why is that, i wonder? maybe to soften up the D and make them stack the box to make THE ALL MIGHTY GOD PASSING game easier? duh.

    between you and usfbrownsfag you know about smash mouth football like your granny knows about wearing panties.

    @miktoxic said:

    yep, you're so right.

    that's why OC's call 2 running plays per every one pass.

    why is that, i wonder? maybe to soften up the D and make them stack the box to make THE ALL MIGHTY GOD PASSING game easier? duh.

    between you and usfbrownsfag you know about smash mouth football like your granny knows about wearing panties.

    Once again, don't let facts get in the way of your stupid opinion.

    The game has passed you by old fart. Smash mouth football doesn't win championships now.

  • @miktoxic said:

    yep, you're so right.

    that's why OC's call 2 running plays per every one pass.

    why is that, i wonder? maybe to soften up the D and make them stack the box to make THE ALL MIGHTY GOD PASSING game easier? duh.

    between you and usfbrownsfag you know about smash mouth football like your granny knows about wearing panties.

    Once again, don't let facts get in the way of your stupid opinion.

    The game has passed you by old fart. Smash mouth football doesn't win championships now.

    @usfbrown said:

    Once again, don't let facts get in the way of your stupid opinion.

    The game has passed you by old fart. Smash mouth football doesn't win championships now.

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

    guess you didn't see the post game interview with kaepernik or gore after the game last night, or have a TV (shep) that every ex football great talks about how the games are won by one team's dominance over the other's on the lines.

    faggot.

    BTW this old fart would knock you out. smash mouth football? let me hit you in the ribs 6 times and see how long it takes for your arms to drop.

  • @miktoxic said:

    yep, you're so right.

    that's why OC's call 2 running plays per every one pass.

    why is that, i wonder? maybe to soften up the D and make them stack the box to make THE ALL MIGHTY GOD PASSING game easier? duh.

    between you and usfbrownsfag you know about smash mouth football like your granny knows about wearing panties.

    Once again, don't let facts get in the way of your stupid opinion.

    The game has passed you by old fart. Smash mouth football doesn't win championships now.

    Oh, thank God. Because only 3 of the 32 teams run as much as they pass. A handful are passing more than 70% of the time. And as far as first halves, I'm thinking all 32 pass more than they run but I'd have to ask PFF.

    Again, Tox: The average ranking of the 10 Super Bowl teams before last year... was 23rd. And those 4 teams ranked under 30? Two won and the other two, ranked dead last, damn near won (Colts and Cards).

    There is reality. Don't let politics make you think it's all a matter of opinion. These are just the facts.

    @usfbrown said:

    Once again, don't let facts get in the way of your stupid opinion.

    The game has passed you by old fart. Smash mouth football doesn't win championships now.

  • so you amongst others had the niners as a fave for the super bowl representing the NFC this year?

    who kicked the shit out of them and how did they do it? seattle. marshawn lynch.

    then when asked about what happened to the niners, gore goes out and has 132 yards rushing and they blow past st. louis.

    coincidence?

    i think not.

    if you don't have a threat a RB just have your LBs drop back in pass coverage. if YOU DO have a threat at RB they have to bring those same players up to cover the run.

    get it?

  • BTW tom brady wishes he had a 3.4 ypa RB right now.

    no? iguess you don't have a TV either or watch any press coverages of NFL games.

  • Watch out. Old ass internet tough guy.

    You can't fix stupid.

  • Watch out. Old ass internet tough guy.

    You can't fix stupid.

    @usfbrown said:

    Watch out. Old ass internet tough guy.

    You can't fix stupid.

    can't polish shit either.

    yeah, i'll be 53 this december. retired when i was 49. come back at me when you're still slingin fries at wendys at 60.

    can hang with anyone you throw at me son.

  • Oh, thank God. Because only 3 of the 32 teams run as much as they pass. A handful are passing more than 70% of the time. And as far as first halves, I'm thinking all 32 pass more than they run but I'd have to ask PFF.

    Again, Tox: The average ranking of the 10 Super Bowl teams before last year... was 23rd. And those 4 teams ranked under 30? Two won and the other two, ranked dead last, damn near won (Colts and Cards).

    There is reality. Don't let politics make you think it's all a matter of opinion. These are just the facts.

    @usfbrown said:

    Once again, don't let facts get in the way of your stupid opinion.

    The game has passed you by old fart. Smash mouth football doesn't win championships now.

    @shep said:

    Oh, thank God. Because only 3 of the 32 teams run as much as they pass. A handful are passing more than 70% of the time. And as far as first halves, I'm thinking all 32 pass more than they run but I'd have to ask PFF.

    Again, Tox: The average ranking of the 10 Super Bowl teams before last year... was 23rd. And those 4 teams ranked under 30? Two won and the other two, ranked dead last, damn near won (Colts and Cards).

    There is reality. Don't let politics make you think it's all a matter of opinion. These are just the facts.

    For the record, the "Ty Law" rule has actually been in effect since the 1970's.

    The top 5 teams in passing percentage have a combined record of 2- 13.

    The bottom 5 teams in passing percentage have a combined record of 8-7.

    The five teams directly in the middle of the passing percentage rankings have a combined record of 12-3.

    It's about balance. Passing when you need to and running when you have to.

  • I thought the argument yaall were having was on how easy it was to find a running back? Some how it turned into an argument over how much you need to run to win. Trent was traded for one reason, he's not that good. He lacks elite burst and he misses his holes. Obviously Chud and Norv don't value the run game as much as you Toxic or wed havr an actual fullback. These guys want to pass, and pasd often. I'm thinkin 65% of the time. We brought McGahee in for one reason. Pass protection. So bringing him in is an upgrade over Richardson 65% of the plays. Also, it won't be hard to find a back that can average 4 yards a carry. Sure the elite backs are hard to find as every other position but good blocking and good play calling can make an average back look great and average backs are a dime a dozen. All we need is an average back.....and good blocking.

  • I thought the argument yaall were having was on how easy it was to find a running back? Some how it turned into an argument over how much you need to run to win. Trent was traded for one reason, he's not that good. He lacks elite burst and he misses his holes. Obviously Chud and Norv don't value the run game as much as you Toxic or wed havr an actual fullback. These guys want to pass, and pasd often. I'm thinkin 65% of the time. We brought McGahee in for one reason. Pass protection. So bringing him in is an upgrade over Richardson 65% of the plays. Also, it won't be hard to find a back that can average 4 yards a carry. Sure the elite backs are hard to find as every other position but good blocking and good play calling can make an average back look great and average backs are a dime a dozen. All we need is an average back.....and good blocking.

    XxDaBuckeyexX said:

    I thought the argument yaall were having was on how easy it was to find a running back? Some how it turned into an argument over how much you need to run to win. Trent was traded for one reason, he's not that good. He lacks elite burst and he misses his holes. Obviously Chud and Norv don't value the run game as much as you Toxic or wed havr an actual fullback. These guys want to pass, and pasd often. I'm thinkin 65% of the time. We brought McGahee in for one reason. Pass protection. So bringing him in is an upgrade over Richardson 65% of the plays. Also, it won't be hard to find a back that can average 4 yards a carry. Sure the elite backs are hard to find as every other position but good blocking and good play calling can make an average back look great and average backs are a dime a dozen. All we need is an average back.....and good blocking.

    Everything is connected.

    The best teams are those that are well rounded. A pass heavy team will lose to a good pass defense. A run heavy team will lose to a team with good run defense.

    The best thing you can do is be the best at everything.

  • I thought the argument yaall were having was on how easy it was to find a running back? Some how it turned into an argument over how much you need to run to win. Trent was traded for one reason, he's not that good. He lacks elite burst and he misses his holes. Obviously Chud and Norv don't value the run game as much as you Toxic or wed havr an actual fullback. These guys want to pass, and pasd often. I'm thinkin 65% of the time. We brought McGahee in for one reason. Pass protection. So bringing him in is an upgrade over Richardson 65% of the plays. Also, it won't be hard to find a back that can average 4 yards a carry. Sure the elite backs are hard to find as every other position but good blocking and good play calling can make an average back look great and average backs are a dime a dozen. All we need is an average back.....and good blocking.

    XxDaBuckeyexX said:

    I thought the argument yaall were having was on how easy it was to find a running back? Some how it turned into an argument over how much you need to run to win. Trent was traded for one reason, he's not that good. He lacks elite burst and he misses his holes. Obviously Chud and Norv don't value the run game as much as you Toxic or wed havr an actual fullback. These guys want to pass, and pasd often. I'm thinkin 65% of the time. We brought McGahee in for one reason. Pass protection. So bringing him in is an upgrade over Richardson 65% of the plays. Also, it won't be hard to find a back that can average 4 yards a carry. Sure the elite backs are hard to find as every other position but good blocking and good play calling can make an average back look great and average backs are a dime a dozen. All we need is an average back.....and good blocking.

    RBs are a dime a dozen and their shelf life as a NFL commodity is probably the lowest of any player on the roster. yes, TR wasn't that good. but he got paid by us just like mcgahee is. indy didn't bring him in to be the next edgerrin james. they brought him in as you stated we brought mcgahhen, to pass block and get touchdowns from 3 yards out.

    no RB is worth a top ten pick, let alone a first rounder unless you got a guarantee he'll be then next AP, but we all know, especially as brown's fams, there is no guarantees.

  • When all is said and done, these teams with great RBs are not winning championships. Most of them are terrible.

    RB is a dime a dozen, don't spend big picks position.

    @usfbrown said:

    When all is said and done, these teams with great RBs are not winning championships. Most of them are terrible.

    RB is a dime a dozen, don't spend big picks position.

    @miktoxic said:

    wrongo.

    strong up and down the middle on both sides of the ball wins championships. fucking assholes that still believe that you can have an average defense and still win cuz you got kurt warner and some doncoryell offense.

    GTFO chump.

    guess you didn't see the niner game tonight when frank FUCKING gore led them to victory.

    go back to playing madden and you pretending to be peyton manning.

    douchebag.

    @miktoxic said:

    RBs are a dime a dozen and their shelf life as a NFL commodity is probably the lowest of any player on the roster. yes, TR wasn't that good. but he got paid by us just like mcgahee is. indy didn't bring him in to be the next edgerrin james. they brought him in as you stated we brought mcgahhen, to pass block and get touchdowns from 3 yards out.

    no RB is worth a top ten pick, let alone a first rounder unless you got a guarantee he'll be then next AP, but we all know, especially as brown's fams, there is no guarantees.

    Normally i just stop replying to stuff like this but your stupidity is something that should be marveled. I don't know if you're senile or just an ignorant fuck but you basically just stated what i did in my original post that you attempted to blast.

    You are either Retarded, bipolar, or a senile fuck. My guess is a combination of three.

  • XxDaBuckeyexX said:

    I thought the argument yaall were having was on how easy it was to find a running back? Some how it turned into an argument over how much you need to run to win. Trent was traded for one reason, he's not that good. He lacks elite burst and he misses his holes. Obviously Chud and Norv don't value the run game as much as you Toxic or wed havr an actual fullback. These guys want to pass, and pasd often. I'm thinkin 65% of the time. We brought McGahee in for one reason. Pass protection. So bringing him in is an upgrade over Richardson 65% of the plays. Also, it won't be hard to find a back that can average 4 yards a carry. Sure the elite backs are hard to find as every other position but good blocking and good play calling can make an average back look great and average backs are a dime a dozen. All we need is an average back.....and good blocking.

    RBs are a dime a dozen and their shelf life as a NFL commodity is probably the lowest of any player on the roster. yes, TR wasn't that good. but he got paid by us just like mcgahee is. indy didn't bring him in to be the next edgerrin james. they brought him in as you stated we brought mcgahhen, to pass block and get touchdowns from 3 yards out.

    no RB is worth a top ten pick, let alone a first rounder unless you got a guarantee he'll be then next AP, but we all know, especially as brown's fams, there is no guarantees.

    @miktoxic said:

    RBs are a dime a dozen and their shelf life as a NFL commodity is probably the lowest of any player on the roster. yes, TR wasn't that good. but he got paid by us just like mcgahee is. indy didn't bring him in to be the next edgerrin james. they brought him in as you stated we brought mcgahhen, to pass block and get touchdowns from 3 yards out.

    no RB is worth a top ten pick, let alone a first rounder unless you got a guarantee he'll be then next AP, but we all know, especially as brown's fams, there is no guarantees.

    The Colts think he can be an elite back which is why they gave up a first round pick. Pep Hamilton wants to run your favorite style of offense...the power run game.
  • @usfbrown said:

    When all is said and done, these teams with great RBs are not winning championships. Most of them are terrible.

    RB is a dime a dozen, don't spend big picks position.

    @miktoxic said:

    wrongo.

    strong up and down the middle on both sides of the ball wins championships. fucking assholes that still believe that you can have an average defense and still win cuz you got kurt warner and some doncoryell offense.

    GTFO chump.

    guess you didn't see the niner game tonight when frank FUCKING gore led them to victory.

    go back to playing madden and you pretending to be peyton manning.

    douchebag.

    @miktoxic said:

    RBs are a dime a dozen and their shelf life as a NFL commodity is probably the lowest of any player on the roster. yes, TR wasn't that good. but he got paid by us just like mcgahee is. indy didn't bring him in to be the next edgerrin james. they brought him in as you stated we brought mcgahhen, to pass block and get touchdowns from 3 yards out.

    no RB is worth a top ten pick, let alone a first rounder unless you got a guarantee he'll be then next AP, but we all know, especially as brown's fams, there is no guarantees.

    Normally i just stop replying to stuff like this but your stupidity is something that should be marveled. I don't know if you're senile or just an ignorant fuck but you basically just stated what i did in my original post that you attempted to blast.

    You are either Retarded, bipolar, or a senile fuck. My guess is a combination of three.

    @usfbrown said:

    Normally i just stop replying to stuff like this but your stupidity is something that should be marveled. I don't know if you're senile or just an ignorant fuck but you basically just stated what i did in my original post that you attempted to blast.

    You are either Retarded, bipolar, or a senile fuck. My guess is a combination of three.

    no. just drunk.

    and go fuck USF. shit for brains. when were they ever good? do they even play division 1 football or are they a community college, butt queef?

    oh wait didn't they have a decent player come into the nfl? who was that? herman schmugglewump?