indyagent17

Listen jerk, I meant pash rusher

Wow thanks for the degrading comment. coaches talked about his ability to be a great pass blocker coming out and he did not escape camp!

I'll give this to the kid he has a great heart. He is a good locker room guy too but it'll be hard for him to make this team

First names have been getting more and more ridiculous. Dry bar comedy has a bit about this and it's very funny

I thought Travis looked good today. otherwise pretty uneventful I got two autographs though Deshawn Bond and Tyquan Lewis. I had a moment with Lewis when I asked him his thoughts of the season. He told me to watch out for him this season he said he's going to make some people take notice of him

Eric Naposki No. 91, 51 Position:Linebacker Personal information Born:December 20, 1966 (age 51) New York City Height:6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) Weight:230 lb (104 kg) Career information High school:Eastchester (NY) College:Connecticut Undrafted:1988 Career history New England Patriots (1988−1989) Indianapolis Colts (1989) Barcelona Dragons (1991−1992, 1996−1997) Career NFL statistics Player stats at NFL.com Player stats at PFR Eric Andrew Naposki (born December 20, 1966) is a convicted murderer serving life in prison without parole. He was formerly a professional football player who played in the National Football League and World League of American Football from 1988 to 1997. He played two seasons with the New England Patriots, one season with the Indianapolis Colts, and four seasons with the Barcelona Dragons, winning World Bowl V in his last season.[1] While with the Dragons, Naposki recorded 16.5 sacks in 3.5 seasons with one touchdown, one interception, and several blocked punts and field goals. He was also a reserve player in camps with the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Jets.

Rob Renes, highly touted in college and a bust in the nfl

The NFL has been losing its mind the last few years and its hurting their bottom line. also each player is employed by a team what's wrong with a team policy that you will stand for the national anthem. they have unlimited funds to go out in protest and speak anywhere they want to anyway they want to I'm sick to death of high paid athletes acting like fools

Remember he was considered a BIG reach by Grigson so you get you get sadly

if we really can get a solid #2 receiver TY will really shine, he is double teamed so much with a corner and a safety, add a true WR at number 2 and watch him shine, I am really pulling for Grant or Cain to be that player because sadly I dont think Rogers will

Once again a pundit stirs the pot. Trying to get people up in arms so it will raise his visibility

I would be a different world where if they make very bold predictions like this and they are wrong, they lose their job

I will say this, the pundits were right about last year with us winning only 4-5 games but add Luck into the mix and all those close losses we had could lets to many more wins so 8-10 win if a healthy Luck plays. So put us at #32 its ridiculous and the players see this and let it motivate them

1. Leonard and Basham as pass rushers 2. Cain and Fountain 3. The right side of the offensive line and how it performs 4. Moore in pass coverage

I really hope Rogers finally breaks through and I am curious to see how Fountain is doing