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[Imran Siddiqui]

You think they are average WRs? Fine, I'll trade them for your Dallas WRs .

What is laughable is calling them average WRs!

And the Colston has played in every game the Saints have had all year except one, and they have this guy named Joe Horn as well, n00b!

[Tuberski]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
You think they are average WRs? Fine, I'll trade them for your Dallas WRs .

What is laughable is calling them average WRs!

And the Colston has played in every game the Saints have had all year, n00b!

Pssst, Hey Imran, He was out the last game against Atlanta.

YOU DanSing BASTARD!!!!!!!!

ACK!

[Imran Siddiqui]

I DanSed you

[Tuberski]

TOUCHE!!!!

ACK!

[Imran Siddiqui]

Though I didn't see Devery Henderson dropping any balls... or any other Saints recievers for that matter.

[-Jrabbit]

TO was a bad example to pick, Imran. he perennially has a lot of drops.

[-Jrabbit]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Though I didn't see Devery Henderson dropping any balls... or any other Saints recievers for that matter.

They have a good, accurate QB with great touch.

[Imran Siddiqui]

Originally posted by -Jrabbit
TO was a bad example to pick, Imran. he perennially has a lot of drops.

But makes a lot more catches than he drops. And T.O.'s presence would draw a lot more coverage to the other side, making Price be great in the #2 reciever role he was made for.

[-Jrabbit]

Middle Finger Incident
On November 26, 2006, following a 31-13 home loss to the New Orleans Saints, Vick responded to the jeers of Falcon fans by lifting the middle finger of his left hand as he exited the field. On November 27, 2006, the NFL forced Michael to apologize, and he stated that it will never happen again. [3] Vick has since apologized for his actions and vowed they would never happen again.

I love the fact that this is in Vick's Wiki article already.

[-Jrabbit]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui


But makes a lot more catches than he drops. And T.O.'s presence would draw a lot more coverage to the other side, making Price be great in the #2 reciever role he was made for.

Not disputing that. But TO has cost his team a game with drops once this year, and it's not an isolated incident. It goes all the way back to his time in Frisco. I would suggest that the Atlanta WR wish list would be better served by a player without issues with hands and concentration.

[Jaguar]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Though I didn't see Devery Henderson dropping any balls... or any other Saints recievers for that matter.

Clearly you've missed out on the incredible Terrance Copper experience.

[SlowwHand]

He also errs in constantly griping about Bears WR's as a comparison.
The Bears haven't had a QB in 20 years, and that's only if you count Jim McMahon, who was really a flash-in-the-pan wimp QB version of Brian Bosworth.

[-Jrabbit]

Them's fightin' words, son...

[SlowwHand]

Hey, but they've always had a kickass Defense and an outstanding RB.

[SlowwHand]

NFL could put franchise outside the U.S.

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The NFL's choice of where it will play a regular season game outside the United States has been narrowed down to five cities, one of which could be home to an NFL franchise in the next 10 years, the football league's commissioner said on Wednesday.

Roger Goodell said at the Reuters Media Summit in New York that Mexico City, Toronto, London, Frankfurt and Cologne, Germany, are the finalist cities for a regular-season game next year, with a decision expected before the Super Bowl.

He also said that within the next decade, one of those cities -- most likely Mexico City or Toronto -- could be host to a National Football League franchise.

"We can envision that," Goodell said of expansion outside the United States, in response to a question. "I don't know if it will become a reality but it's certainly a possibility.

"The closer to the border probably would be more likely from a geographic standpoint, but I don't think in today's world, it's something we can't overcome," Goodell said.

The league has been trying for years to find a broader audience outside the United States with an NFL-branded league in Europe struggling to find its footing, and more U.S. games being broadcast overseas.

This season it began streaming the full slate of NFL games on Yahoo for consumers in foreign markets.

Goodell, who took up the commissioner's job in August, said the service is drawing about 5,000 subscribers a week, and that the league has done very little marketing for the Internet broadcasts. Consumers pay about $25 per week or can buy the whole season for $250.

"We're responding to interests globally and trying to find ways to bring more football to platforms around the globe," he said.