The Cutler-McKid drama is soap opera stuff for the idiotic masses (Planet company excluded, of course).
B-Marsh and that psycho bitch of his have once again pinged the police radar and The Commish is sure to bring the hammer down.

:deevee:

Dance, FailAss; dance for us! :LOL:

Someone needs to let B-Marsh know that there are a LOT more fish in the sea. Sounds to me like this bitch has some kind of mojo working over him?

What do we expect this time? 4 to 8 games? This is what his fourth arrest IIRC...I really haven't paid too much attention.

Abso-frigging-lutely.

No arrest, no charges. Doesn't matter to Commish, the hammer will drop this time. 4+ games is definetely possible.

Give Kiper credit here... a little, anyway.

http://www.nyjetschat.com/forum/lofi...hp?t14252.html

Kiper's Combine Update (2/28)
Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Personnel Points on NFL combine

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By Mel Kiper Jr.
Special to ESPN Insider

Quarterback
Jay Cutler, Vanderbilt (6-4, 230)
He is fast becoming one of the most overhyped players in this draft. Cutler was OK, but not great, at the Senior Bowl, but he's drawing all these rave reviews at the NFL scouting combine. He hasn't done anything at the combine that has wowed me to move him up in the draft.

Jay Cutler is going to be a top-15 pick, but does not rank as high QBs Matt Leinart or Vince Young.

Cutler hasn't improved his draft position by what he did at the Senior Bowl or combine. He had a good senior season and finished strong. If you like Cutler based on how he finished the season, that's fine, but don't think that he's moved up dramatically based on the Senior Bowl and combine.

He's going to go in the top 15 of the first round and might even go in the top five. But what he's done since the season ended doesn't put him up with Matt Leinart or Vince Young.

I still have him in the top 10 of the draft, but you shouldn't think he'll be a top-three pick.

Who's better? Jay Cutler or Tom Brady? I'll take Brady, yet he has inferior physical tools compared to Cutler. Physical skills of QBs are over-weighted on here. All other things equal, the guy with the better physical skills is going to be the better QB. But in the case of Cutler and Cassel, are all other things equal? McDaniels obviously thinks not.

I guess, but he thinks Young and Leinart are good in that story, and between them both they'll maybe start 2 games next year.

Wow... so you're saying that you have no idea what you're talking about. This information will be of much use to me going forward, thanks.

Ouch! LMAO

When you can state a lucid thought in a clear manner please feel free to post again. What you said here borders on skinbra.

Given your post, what did you expect? You either don't know how the Patriots system works at all, or you were just blowing smoke out of your ass.

Feel free to correct me where you think I was in error and engage in a football conversation.

Or you can continue to blurt out ignorant snippets then dissapear forever like 99% of the n00bs I've seen come and go here.

Cutler's the equivalent of a butterface. Physically everything you want, but something's...missing above the shoulders.

And I ain't talkin' about about what he looks like.