NFL - Are You Ready For Some Football?! - 08/09 Season

[Imran Siddiqui]

Please, when he does it its far more malicious than that... otherwise he wouldn't have gotten so pissed when I claimed he likes every team from Texas.

And I frankly don't give a **** if I am so amusing when I'm miffed over this. I'm not going to let that ****ing slander by that piece of **** stand.

[-Jrabbit]

lol ok fine

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Please, when he does it its far more malicious than that... otherwise he wouldn't have gotten so pissed when I claimed he likes every team from Texas.

And I frankly don't give a **** if I am so amusing when I'm miffed over this. I'm not going to let that ****ing slander by that piece of **** stand.

Cant you just edit his posts?



That would teach him for taking cheap shots!

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Cause it pisses me off. Especially when it comes from someone I usually consider to be a friend.

Change your avatar Imran, for real, everytime I see you post and see that mug..I cant help but bust out laughing...

I mean, dang, ya gota agree with -Jrabbit here, as several more do also..

Slowwhand is kinda like Sherrif Andy Taylor...

and in this instance you are like his son Opee, and Andy is taking you fishing, why hes baiting the hook and the fish (your [enter sensitive issues you have]) are just nibbling away at your hook {your feelings}


Now Im just calling it like I agree with -Jrabbit and so well, please dont shoot me, Im an innocent troll in this whole matter...

[Donegeal]

I never thought Imran loyalty to Atlanta was in question. He has always been a Falcons fan ever since I've known him (on the web at least... never met him in person). I think he's alot like me (and most of the guys who post in this sub-forum) in that he can admit when his team sucks and say certian other team are better than his (or even the best in the league) without being a "fan" of that team. Good for Imran! (but he should try to stop taking the obvious bait. I've dropped a few for him even his year and he hasn't even nibbled)

So what about it Imran? You game? It doesn't have to be for as long as it was last time. We'll go with whatever the line is in vegas. I don't even know who's favored (but it'd BETTER be da Bears!).

I'm going to bed now, but I'll be up around 11:30 Central (1/2 hour to game time). I'll see what's going on here then.

[SlowwHand]

Imran, follow along. Pros, I cheer the Cowboys. College, Texas Tech, and yes, Texas. It's been that way, it is that way, it will be that way.

If you want to get your panties in a wad over the comparison of your backing vs. my backing, I don't think it's my fault.
Raiders, and whoever else you say is so tough. It's your fault, not mine. The world is ending because Patriots lose Brady. In the long run of pro football, Patriots have really been pretty average, at best.

Calm down, hell. It's not like you don't give me a hard time over things.

[SlowwHand]

Chiefs Pro Bowl TE Gonzalez on trade block

Associated Press

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Tony Gonzalez, the most productive tight end in NFL history, will be traded to a contender if the Kansas City Chiefs get the right price.

Three people familiar with the situation told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity that the nine-time Pro Bowl player could be dealt before the Tuesday trade deadline. The sources didn't want to be identified because a deal hasn't been struck.

Gonzalez, who holds the NFL tight end record for receptions, touchdown catches and yards receiving, is active in civic and charitable affairs and enjoys great popularity in Kansas City. He has always said he would like to end his career with the Chiefs, who drafted him in the first round out of California in 1997.

But the Chiefs (1-4) are rebuilding from the bottom up and not likely to contend for the Super Bowl any time soon. In spite of all his personal accomplishments, Gonzalez, 32, has never even won a postseason game.

He would like an opportunity to play in a Super Bowl and the rebuilding Chiefs would like to acquire extra draft picks.

Two people involved in the situation said there had been discussions with the New York Giants, but that talks had not been productive.

The Giants traded tight end Jeremy Shockey to New Orleans last summer for second- and fifth-round draft picks in 2009. Shockey's replacement, Kevin Boss, has been a disappointment even though the defending Super Bowl champs are undefeated.

Chiefs general manager Carl Peterson is a notoriously tough negotiator and would probably demand at least a second-round pick for the man many Chiefs fans believe is the greatest offensive player in team history.

[Jaguar]

I think the best place for him might be Denver, but that's never going to happen.

[SlowwHand]

Yeah, I don't think they'd trade him in the division.

[-Jrabbit]

These things almost never happen. But boy, he'd look great in Green Bay or Minnesota.

[Ming]

While both GB and Minny could use him, I hope he doesn't end up in our division.

[SlowwHand]

I bet you don't.

[-Jrabbit]

I don't think he's going anywhere, at least not until the off-season.

[-Jrabbit]

Bears offense looks out of sync. This Matt Moore kid looks good -- great poise, good accuracy. For Atlanta to win, it's on his shoulders -- Bears are selling out to stop the run.

[Imran Siddiqui]

So what about it Imran? You game? It doesn't have to be for as long as it was last time. We'll go with whatever the line is in vegas. I don't even know who's favored (but it'd BETTER be da Bears!).

Nah... I think the Bears will end up winning. Even though Atlanta is up right now. I don't think it'll last.