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Who ya like to rule the NFL this year?

Eagles
- 0 (0%)
Patriots
- 3 (10%)
Colts
- 3 (10%)
Panthers
- 1 (3.3%)
Seahawks
- 2 (6.7%)
Chiefs
- 1 (3.3%)
someone else
- 8 (26.7%)
jeez, who CARES?
- 12 (40%)

Total Members Voted: 28

Voting closed: September 09, 2004, 01:25:06 pm


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The Europeans call it "gridiron"
« Reply #150 on: July 22, 2005, 08:14:03 pm »
The Chargers are notorious for being slow negotiators who eventually cave.  I can't recall a #1 pick of theirs that made it into camp on time.  Not sure why it happens, but it's too common to be coincidence.  It doesn't seem to be anything the players set out to do on their own.

Now that I'm out here, though, I hope they're good enough to knock out the filthy Pats, but not enough to beat the Colts or the Mighty Pittsburgh Steelers.  Sometimes I think I like too many teams...

Tangent: I think rookie wage scales will be a big part of the next CBA negotiations.  If that happens, first round holdouts might go away, and I would be happy to see it.
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