howard_the_duck Posted February 28, 2006 Share Posted February 28, 2006 The Packers must win NFC north next season! Bwahaha Quote Link to comment
joshiasi Posted February 28, 2006 Share Posted February 28, 2006 err... speculation pa lang naman 'yung paglipat ni alexander sa panthers... galing kasi 'to dun sa interview n'ya during the superbowl kung saan sinabi n'ya na magaan sa loob n'ya sa sistema ng carolina coaches... lalo na sa offense... kung ikaw ba naman ang seattle eh papakawalan mo ang reason kung bakit k'yo nanalo ng conference championship at nakapasok sa superbowl?... if alexander "indeed" signs with carolina... mahirap din na may dalawang "star" halfbacks sa isang team... foster is an up and coming star... pero susceptible sa injury... kaya sa fantasy football ay maraming umiiwas sa kanya... pero mahirap s'yang kalaban kung healthy s'ya...  on the other hand... alexander is still young... like foster... and he commands the ball in every rushing play... sayang naman 'yung pag-akyat ni foster kung kukunin sa kanya ni alexander 'yung karamihan ng workload... at s'yang din naman 'yung talent kung paghahatian nila 'yung usual 20 to 30 rush plays... walang chance na makakuuha ng groove ang bawat isa kung magsasalitan sila sa pagtakbo ng football... san diego let go of quaterback drew brees to free agency... and reports are saying that both the miami dolphins and detroit lions are keen on signing brees...<{POST_SNAPBACK}>  The problem with Seatle is that the history of Seatle sports teams is their franchise player leaving the team... The Seatle Mariners lost Randy Johnson, A-Rod and Ken Griffey Jr..... The Seatle SuperSonics lost Gary Payton.... Would it be possible for the Seahawks to be next?? There is a strong possibility that Seatle may add Alexander in the list of franchise players to leave the city.... Quote Link to comment
teio Posted March 1, 2006 Share Posted March 1, 2006 after a strong combine... vanderbilt's jay cutler is now being considered as the top quarterback in this year's draft... ahead of the feted duo of southern california's matt leinart and texas' vince young... :cool: Quote Link to comment
joshiasi Posted March 1, 2006 Share Posted March 1, 2006 after a strong combine... vanderbilt's jay cutler is now being considered as the top quarterback in this year's draft... ahead of the feted duo of southern california's matt leinart and texas' vince young... :cool:<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Â Â I still believe that leinart and young will be the top 2 quarterback.... the combines are for show on other talents to increase their stocks for the draft.... i think bush, leinart and young would still be 1,2 and 3 after all of this Quote Link to comment
teio Posted March 2, 2006 Share Posted March 2, 2006 well... with all the hype young and leinart had already created... it is a possibility that they will be the first ones to be drafted... Â but i already have doubts on young... after his dismal wonderlic scores... Quote Link to comment
teio Posted March 7, 2006 Share Posted March 7, 2006 the seahawks broke the omen when mvp shawn alexander signed an eight-year $62M contract to stay in seattle... making him the richest running back in NFL history... The problem with Seatle is that the history of Seatle sports teams is their franchise player leaving the team... The Seatle Mariners lost Randy Johnson, A-Rod and Ken Griffey Jr..... The Seatle SuperSonics lost Gary Payton.... Would it be possible for the Seahawks to be next?? There is a strong possibility that Seatle may add Alexander in the list of franchise players to leave the city....<{POST_SNAPBACK}> lavar arrington leaves the washington redskins after contract and coaching disputes... enigmatic linebacker junior seau was cut by the miami dolphins... the st. louis rams released their all-time leading receiver issac bruce to make room for six-time pro bowl selection laroi glover... the packers are interested in pursuing former san diego quarterback drew brees... the packers just re-signed runningback ahman green to a one-year contract... Quote Link to comment
bubuy Posted March 7, 2006 Share Posted March 7, 2006 may cap na ba or wala pa din? Quote Link to comment
hitomi Posted March 7, 2006 Share Posted March 7, 2006 The Packers must win NFC north next season! Bwahaha<{POST_SNAPBACK}> yeah, Bret Favre is a great player and the Packers deserve to win some more just watched the top ten plays in the post-season on espn, the steelers pulled off some killer plays. makes me wish i watched the superbowl, oh well.  great job for the steelers! :thumbsupsmiley:  guys is "the bus" retiring? i can't believe it! Quote Link to comment
joshiasi Posted March 7, 2006 Share Posted March 7, 2006 may cap na ba or wala pa din? <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Â meron na pero the cap is a lot smaller without the new CBA.... thats why many teams will have to waive or reconstruct contracts to prevent luxury taxes Quote Link to comment
teio Posted March 8, 2006 Share Posted March 8, 2006 the bus is retiring... and he announced it right after their superbowl win... a good way end a great career...  regarding the cap... 'di pa final kasi nagde-debate pa rin sila regarding the profit sharing... naapektuhan tuloy 'yung free agrency dahil twice nang napo-postpone... baka tumaas pa ng $10M kung may extension pa... $94.5M ang salary cap as of this time... kung walang patutunguhan 'yung meeting nila... baka daw walang salary cap sa 2007... Quote Link to comment
teio Posted March 13, 2006 Share Posted March 13, 2006 nfl updates... >rams re-sign all-time leading receiver isaac bruce...>deshaun foster agrees to a three-year extension deal with the panthers...>raiders waived quarterback kerry collins...>the browns sign center lecharles bentley, receiver joe jurevicius, and and tackle kevin shaffer...>the redskins sign all-around player antwaan randle el and tight end christian fauria> the cardinals landed a deal with edgerrin james... Quote Link to comment
bubuy Posted March 15, 2006 Share Posted March 15, 2006 regarding the cap... 'di pa final kasi nagde-debate pa rin sila regarding the profit sharing... naapektuhan tuloy 'yung free agrency dahil twice nang napo-postpone... baka tumaas pa ng $10M kung may extension pa... $94.5M ang salary cap as of this time... kung walang patutunguhan 'yung meeting nila... baka daw walang salary cap sa 2007...<{POST_SNAPBACK}>any news on the cap and free agency story in the NFL? when is draft day? Quote Link to comment
joshiasi Posted March 15, 2006 Share Posted March 15, 2006 all i know is that the eagles released TO... the cowboys released Keyshawn in hops of getting TO.... Culpepper goes to the dolphins.... Givens went to the Jets (i think) Quote Link to comment
bubuy Posted March 15, 2006 Share Posted March 15, 2006 all i know is that the eagles released TO... the cowboys released Keyshawn in hops of getting TO.... Culpepper goes to the dolphins.... Givens went to the Jets (i think) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>i thought TO was released way way way before pa? Â Â anyway, KJ is not as he used to be, he is dispensable.. TO to the Cowboys? interesting match.. Bledsoe is one of 'em QBs which shows great leadership by example.. i believe he can tame the wild one IF America's Team gets TO to put ink to paper.. Quote Link to comment
joshiasi Posted March 15, 2006 Share Posted March 15, 2006 i thought TO was released way way way before pa? anyway, KJ is not as he used to be, he is dispensable.. TO to the Cowboys? interesting match.. Bledsoe is one of 'em QBs which shows great leadership by example.. i believe he can tame the wild one IF America's Team gets TO to put ink to paper.. <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Â he was officially release yesterday..... the eagles were holding him for a trade prospect but had to release him in order not to pay for his roster bonus yesterday Quote Link to comment
cheeselogger Posted March 15, 2006 Share Posted March 15, 2006 I thought Isaac Bruce was already let go by the Rams? now he re-signs back with them? this is confusing... Quote Link to comment
joshiasi Posted March 15, 2006 Share Posted March 15, 2006 I thought Isaac Bruce was already let go by the Rams? now he re-signs back with them? this is confusing... <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Â NFL contracts are a lot different than in other sports.... contracts in the NFL are not guaranteed.... so many players can be cut and called back again to restructure their contract to make it cap friendly... there is also the possibility of the Rams chasing for another player but were not able to sign him therefore offering Bruce another shot at the team Quote Link to comment
teio Posted March 16, 2006 Share Posted March 16, 2006 (edited) the rams released bruce so they can have enough cap room to sign la roi glover... they then offered him a reconstructed contract and reached an agreement... drew brees is officially the starting quarterback of the new orleans saint... aaron brooks was cut in order to accomodate brees... former new england patriots linebacker and nfl all-time playoffs sack leader willie mcginest signs with the cleveland browns...  the move by brees and edgerrin james affected the projected drafting trend of the league... since the saints own the number two spot, they are expected to trade the pick or use it to draft top defensive end marco williams and fill the void left by darren howard who is now with the philadelphia eagles... on the other hand... the signing of james provides the cardinals the chance to upgrade their other needs... it is projected that they'll draft maryland tight end vernon davis or trade the number ten pick for a couple of players... with the saints opting to use the pick for other purposes... usc's matt leinart moves down the chart and could be picked up by the tennessee titans... and daunte culpepper is now with the miami dolphins... for more analysis of the draft... here is an excerpt from yahoo! sports analyst charles robinson... 1. Houston Texans – Reggie Bush, RB, USC. The signing of fullback Jameel Cook is the latest indication that the Texans are gearing up to take Bush. A trade is still possible, but it's going to have to be a very lucrative offer.  2. New Orleans Saints – Mario Williams, DE, North Carolina State. Don't buy the talk of drafting a rookie quarterback to groom behind Brees. That's bogus. This is either going to be a trade-down for a team that wants Matt Leinart, or the Saints will tab Williams to replace Darren Howard and give them two top-notch defensive ends.  3. Tennessee Titans – Matt Leinart, QB, USC. The Titans will be at Leinart's pro day and have also set up an individual workout with him afterward. Offensive coordinator Norm Chow's familiarity with Leinart makes him a more natural selection than Vince Young. General manager Floyd Reese has also said that he doesn't think Vanderbilt quarterback Jay Cutler is a top-three pick.  4. New York Jets – Vince Young, QB, Texas. Now that the Wonderlic fiasco has died down, everyone is eagerly awaiting Young's pro day. The Jets will be holding private workouts for both Young and Jay Cutler. There is a growing feeling in league circles that Young is going to dazzle in workouts and inch back to No. 2 on the quarterback board.  5. Green Bay Packers – A.J. Hawk, OLB, Ohio State. General manager Ted Thompson was on hand at Ohio State's pro day, when Hawk blew everyone away with his workout. The Packers would rather have N.C. State's Mario Williams, but Hawk is ready to be an impact player right now and injuries have marred Green Bay's current corps of outside linebackers.  6. San Francisco 49ers – D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT, Virginia. Cornerback and linebacker is a big need, but Ferguson is a special talent. And tackle is more of a need than it appears. Jonas Jennings suffered a season-ending injury and Kwame Harris hasn't become the player the 49ers expected. Protecting Alex Smith should be San Francisco's No. 1 priority.  7. Oakland Raiders – Jay Cutler, QB, Vanderbilt. The veteran quarterbacks are drying up quickly in free agency. If nothing is done to fill the void before the draft, Jay Cutler becomes the obvious choice – even with Andrew Walter on the roster. With Ted Washington signing with Cleveland and Warren Sapp aging, don't rule out Oregon's Haloti Ngata in this spot.  8. Buffalo Bills – Haloti Ngata, DT, Oregon. Larry Tripplett was a nice pickup in free agency, but he'll need to work next to a rock to be most effective. Ngata fits the bill perfectly as the replacement for Sam Adams. This might be the most absolute lock among the top-10 picks.  9. Detroit Lions – Michael Huff, S/CB, Texas. Andre Goodman and R.W. McQuarters are gone via free agency, and Dre' Bly and Fernando Bryant can't stay healthy. Huff gives the Lions a flexible nickel corner that can play safety, too. If Vanderbilt's Jay Cutler gets to this point and Huff doesn't, the Lions will be forced to take a hard look at him.  10. Arizona Cardinals – Vernon Davis, TE, Maryland. Edgerrin James takes care of the running back need, and that opens up an array of options at this pick. But the holes the Cardinals need to fill most don't really have a candidate here. The Cardinals could trade back and pick up offensive line help, but Davis provides a major upgrade at tight end.  11. St. Louis Rams – Jimmy Williams, CB/S, Virginia Tech. Another defensive tackle would be nice, but there isn't one worthy of a pick this high. Williams gives the Rams the potential cover corner that they need. Williams won't go through the full workouts until his pro day, but personnel people expect him to showcase a rare combination of speed and athleticism seen in a big corner.  12. Cleveland Browns – Winston Justice, OT, USC. Even with the signing of Kevin Shaffer, the Browns still have a need at the tackle spot. Shaffer can be plugged in on the left side, while Justice plays on the right – the position he has flourished in at USC. The Browns are focusing on Florida State's Kamerion Wimbley in the second round. They would convert him to outside linebacker.  13. Baltimore Ravens – Brodrick Bunkley, DT, Florida State. The running back spot is sewn up, so the Ravens can turn their attention to the defensive line. Bunkley caught the eye of director of college scouting Eric DeCosta at the combine, and he is expected to impress again later this week in positional drills. A fringe first-round pick heading into the Senior Bowl, Bunkley has done nothing but impress scouts ever since.  14. Philadelphia Eagles – Santonio Holmes, WR, Ohio State. The Eagles have already upgraded the defense with Darren Howard and patched up outside linebacker for a year with Shawn Barber. They still lack an impact player to replace Terrell Owens, and all the free-agent wideouts are drying up. Meanwhile, Holmes ran a blistering 40-yard dash at his pro day (mid-4.3 seconds) and was impressive in positional drills.  15. Atlanta Falcons – Tamba Hali, DE, Penn State. The Falcons expressed serious interest in several free-agent defensive ends, including Detroit's Kalimba Edwards and the Jets' John Abraham. If the Falcons can't find a starter by the time the draft rolls around, the position could end up being their top priority. Hali is expected to impress at his upcoming pro day.  16. Miami Dolphins – Johnathan Joseph, CB, South Carolina. This might be a tad high, but the Dolphins have addressed many of their major needs in some way via free agency. A glaring hole still remains at cornerback, where Miami needs a starter. Joseph might have put up the best overall performance by a cornerback at the combine. Scouts view him as a player with a ton of untapped potential. After transferring from junior college, an injury limited him to only one season with the Gamecocks, but he was one of the SEC's best defensive players.  17. Minnesota Vikings – Donte Whitner, SS, Ohio State. The departure of Corey Chavous leaves a hole at safety, and Whitner was superb at the combine and his pro day. His numbers in Indianapolis were almost identical to Texas standout Michael Huff, and some think Whitner could even be a starting cornerback. He can hit in run support and has tremendous range.  18. Dallas Cowboys – Chad Jackson, WR, Florida. There are several ways the Cowboys could go with this pick, and a lot of that will depend on what happens the next few weeks of free agency. Jackson would fill the need for a speedy young wideout now that Keyshawn Johnson is gone, but if Terrell Owens is signed, this pick could be used for an outside linebacker to play opposite DeMarcus Ware. Other options are trading back and selecting N.C. State's Manny Lawson or staying put and going with one of the safeties – Tennessee's Jason Allen or South Carolina's Ko Simpson.  19. San Diego Chargers – Jason Allen, S/CB, Tennessee. This might seem a little high for Allen because of the hip injury that wiped out the latter half of his senior season. But he gives general manager A.J. Smith exactly what he wants – competition all over the secondary. Allen has the skills and speed to be a cornerback, but could also push Bhawoh Jue at free safety. Allen fell off the radar a bit because of last year's injury, but he put in a stellar combine, running 4.39 in the 40 and ranking in the top three of almost every positional drill.  20. Kansas City Chiefs – Tye Hill, CB, Clemson. The Chiefs badly need a young, starting-quality cornerback, particularly with no clear starter opposite Patrick Surtain. There are some size concerns with Hill coming in at 5-foot-9, but he had a very good Senior Bowl and went nuts in the combine drills. Hill was the fastest player this year in the 40 (4.3 seconds), had a vertical jump of 41 inches and placed near the top at every agility drill at his position.  21. New England Patriots – LenDale White, RB, USC. With Corey Dillon on the downward slope of his career, it doesn't look like the Patriots will be picking up his contract option after next season. Memphis' DeAngelo Williams might be sitting here, too, but White is the better fit. He gives the Patriots another power runner to groom in the mold of Dillon. White fits the system and could step in as the starter in 2007.  22. Denver Broncos (from Washington) – DeAngelo Williams, RB, Memphis. With two first-round picks, this would be a luxury Denver could afford. The Broncos have already been talking about adding a running back on the draft's first day. They also offered Jamal Lewis a contract. If Williams is there at the 22nd pick, he would be a huge value pick. Even if Ron Dayne re-signs, Williams would be a good complement, while also allowing Denver to trade Tatum Bell (which the Broncos are open to doing).  23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Ernie Sims, OLB, Florida State. The player some scouts say compares to Derrick Brooks would give the Buccaneers an upgrade at the outside linebacker spot. Ryan Nece took over for Jeff Gooch last season on the strong side and did an admirable job, but Sims would give the Bucs a player that could eventually take over when Brooks retires. Sims put up fantastic numbers at the combine, running a legitimate 4.5 seconds in the 40 and rating near the top of his position in every drill. Auburn tackle Marcus McNeill is another possibility, but there will be good tackles available in the second round.  24. Cincinnati Bengals – Gabe Watson, DT, Michigan. This pick would change if the Bengals land massive tackle Sam Adams in free agency. If not, Watson fills the massive part (6-3, 341) of Cincinnati's interior line needs. As for his talent, Watson has some polarized opinions floating around. Some think he could be an All-Pro player if he lands with a coach who is big on discipline and can motivate him. Others think he's destined to be a lazy, overweight draft bust.  25. New York Giants – Chad Greenway, OLB, Iowa. Greenway really struggled at the combine, and his draft stock took a big hit. Despite weighing in at 242 pounds, he put up only 16 reps in the bench press, was clocked as low as 4.8 seconds in the 40-yard dash and posted average times in almost all of his drills. Still, Greenway was a great college player and very productive at Iowa. The linebacker-needy Giants met with him at the combine, and a solid pro day performance should keep Greenway in the first round.  26. Chicago Bears – Sinorice Moss, WR, Miami. The Bears missed out on Antwaan Randle El, but general manager Jerry Angelo is believed to be a big fan of Moss. The Bears met with him on the first day of Senior Bowl week and the combine. Moss helped himself by putting up top-notch numbers for his position at the combine. He followed that up by looking good at his pro day, showcasing soft hands, a 42-inch vertical and the ability to be a punt returner.  27. Carolina Panthers – DeMeco Ryans, OLB, Alabama. A tight end could be had at this pick, but that's a deep position that can be addressed in the second round. The loss of Will Witherspoon creates a more pressing need at outside linebacker, and Ryans would fit the bill. Once regarded as a top-15 pick, Ryans posted good-but-not-great numbers at the combine. It's hard to argue against his production in college, though. He was one of the best defensive players in the SEC.  28. Jacksonville Jaguars – Kelly Jennings, CB, Miami. Outside linebacker could be a huge priority here if the Jaguars can't find one in free agency. If they do, then drafting a good young cornerback becomes a priority. Jacksonville needs a player that can eventually start opposite Rashean Mathis. Jaguars vice president of player personnel James Harris was on hand to see Jennings run another 40-yard dash in the 4.3s at the Hurricanes' pro day. Jennings has had very impressive workouts from the combine right into the pro day, demonstrating top-notch quickness and coverage ability.  29. Denver Broncos – Kamerion Wimbley, DE, Florida State. Wimbley would give the Broncos a good young end to groom and eventually plug into the void created by the departure of Trevor Pryce. A wide receiver and safety are also possibilities here, but those would be better addressed later on the draft's first day. Boston College defensive end Mathias Kiwanuka is another candidate for this pick, but he will have to have a huge pro day to keep himself in the first round.  30. Indianapolis Colts – Laurence Maroney, RB, Minnesota. The Colts are guaranteed to have a shot at either Maroney or LSU's Joseph Addai. Maroney makes the most sense. Like James, he is a very tough runner who can get it done between the tackles and be a grinder when needed. He still hasn't run his 40-yard dash due to a pulled hamstring, and it's conceivable that a poor time could knock him out of the first round.  31. Seattle Seahawks – Davin Joseph, G, Oklahoma. This pick would be predicated on Steve Hutchinson being allowed to leave for Minnesota. The Seahawks already needed an upgrade at right guard, but losing Hutchinson would put the team in a tough spot at the position. Joseph has been a rock since becoming a starter his sophomore season at Oklahoma. He has polished footwork and has consistently put up the best numbers of all the guards available in this draft.  32. Pittsburgh Steelers – Bobby Carpenter, LB, Ohio State. Despite not being totally healthy, Carpenter had a good pro day while under the watchful eye of Steelers head coach Bill Cowher and defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau. There are several teams looking at Carpenter at the end of the first round, including the Patriots, Jaguars and Giants. If he slips to the Steelers, he adds depth and can eventually be groomed as a starter. Edited March 16, 2006 by teio Quote Link to comment
joshiasi Posted March 20, 2006 Share Posted March 20, 2006 yes.... a proven star.... T.O. joins the Cowboys in a 3 year 25 mil deal.... T.O. gets 10 mil on his first year.... now all Dallas needs is to improve on their other areas to make a run for the superbowl!!! Quote Link to comment
teio Posted March 20, 2006 Share Posted March 20, 2006 jerry jones is taking another gamble... but what the heck... he used the same philosohy when he drafted troy aikman, who then just recovered from an injury... and traded herschel walker to the minnesota vikings for draft picks that included the great emmitt smith... let us wait and see whether or not owens' attitude flares up again now that he is given another chance... but take this quick look at the past... owens used to torment america's team... as shown by the number of times he jiggied on the star in the middle of texas stadium... Quote Link to comment
joshiasi Posted March 20, 2006 Share Posted March 20, 2006 jerry jones is taking another gamble... but what the heck... he used the same philosohy when he drafted troy aikman, who then just recovered from an injury... and traded herschel walker to the minnesota vikings for draft picks that included the great emmitt smith... let us wait and see whether or not owens' attitude flares up again now that he is given another chance... but take this quick look at the past... owens used to torment america's team... as shown by the number of times he jiggied on the star in the middle of texas stadium... <{POST_SNAPBACK}>  not to mention another great showmen of the game in Primetime Sanders the Tuna is also a coach that i think can handle TO.... he had coached a lot of those "profile" players and in return he brought out the best in them..... it will be a very interesting season for Dallas.... an in-your-face coach, an in-your-face quarterback and now an in-your-face wideout..... i just hope they will all get along :thumbsupsmiley: Quote Link to comment
teio Posted March 21, 2006 Share Posted March 21, 2006 lawrence taylor is one of those guys parcells handled while in new york... Â with the offense already upgraded... the cowboys need to tweak their defense right now... it is hard task to find a replacement for la roi glover and newly retired dat nguyen... Â btw... nfl commissioner jerry tagliabue is set to retire this coming july... Quote Link to comment
joshiasi Posted March 21, 2006 Share Posted March 21, 2006 lawrence taylor is one of those guys parcells handled while in new york... Â with the offense already upgraded... the cowboys need to tweak their defense right now... it is hard task to find a replacement for la roi glover and newly retired dat nguyen... Â btw... nfl commissioner jerry tagliabue is set to retire this coming july...<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Â Â atleast they can focus on just the defensive aspect.... maybe focus a bit on pass coverage as well.... TO can punish those pass rushers and with good blocking... things will open up with the offense as Julius Jones will be able to see more daylight with TO around..... Quote Link to comment
teio Posted March 21, 2006 Share Posted March 21, 2006 terry glenn is still around... together with jason witten... plus larry allen is still making a lot of plays in the trenches... jones and marion barber can both have a breakout this coming season... there is no reason for bledsoe to have a mediocre performance... roy williams is perhaps the lone cowboy who does good on pass coverage while delivering those cringe-inducing tackles... remember that hit he gave to rod smith in the last pro bowl?... it is a sad thing that jeff garcia... the guy who once gave the 49ers a renewed hope when steve young and jerry rice left... is only a backup for the philadelphia eagles behind donovan mcnabb... Quote Link to comment
joshiasi Posted March 21, 2006 Share Posted March 21, 2006 terry glenn is still around... together with jason witten... plus larry allen is still making a lot of plays in the trenches... jones and marion barber can both have a breakout this coming season... there is no reason for bledsoe to have a mediocre performance... roy williams is perhaps the lone cowboy who does good on pass coverage while delivering those cringe-inducing tackles... remember that hit he gave to rod smith in the last pro bowl?... it is a sad thing that jeff garcia... the guy who once gave the 49ers a renewed hope when steve young and jerry rice left... is only a backup for the philadelphia eagles behind donovan mcnabb... <{POST_SNAPBACK}>  well, guess what??? garcia target during those years with the 49ers was TO.... when TO left, he was never the same.... i guess thats what the TO effect does to a QB.... now both of TOs former QBs are with the Eagles now what a coincidence is that Quote Link to comment
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