craigerb

That's what she said !

LOL.

Flattery will get us nowhere.

So far.

Round 1 - #15 A. Brian Thomas Jr WR LSU B. Quinyon Mitchell CB Toledo C. Brock Bowers TE Round 2 - #46 A. WR Keon Coleman, Florida State B. CB NATE WIGGINS, CLEMSON C. KOOL-AID MCKINSTRY, CB ALABAMA Round 3 - #82 A. LB JUNIOR COLSON, MICHIGAN B. DT RUKE ORHORHORO, CLEMSON C. LB EDGERRIN COOPER, TEXAS A&M Round 4 - #116 A. DT T'VONDRE SWEAT, TEXAS B. DT Michael Hall Jr., Ohio State C. MARSHAWN LLOYD, RB USC Round 5 - # 150 A. Trevor Keegan, OG Michigan B. Tanor Bortolini, OG Wisconsin C. S Kamren Kinchens, Miami Fla. Round 6 - # 190 A. Malik Mustapha, S Wake Forest B. Miles Cole DE/DT TxTech C ED MARSHAWN KNEELAND, WESTERN MICHIGAN Round 7 - # 234 A. Ryan Watts S TX B. T Kiran Amegadjie, Yale C. Frank Crum OT Wyoming 3) Stay put.

LOL. I love that line--did you originate it ?

LOL. No, I was in his "corner" too (pun intended).

LOL. I don't think a second player at 15 will be of any help !

LOL. Will any guys be left after the top 3 r gone ?

I do think MHJ isn’t making it past the Giants.

That's the "X-factor".

Not to mention we would get Taylor Swift too!

Our last chance to win was to call for a fair catch on the punt after safety with 1 second left, then bring in Ehlinger for a rollout Hail Mary to Pierce and MAC. The multi-lateral return only works in college--not the NFL.

3-3 will be very hard to do, no matter when the games are played.

All Harper has to do in juke Roethlisburger (it's easy to juke a QB). Or Vanderjagt makes the subsequent field goal. (2005 season--2006 game)

Not a "what if" play, but a what-if game: Colts go undefeated into the last game of the 1967 regular season, and are knocked out of the playoffs by LA Rams.

With as many 4th-an-1 plays the Colts have, you would think we would have an easy 2-yd curl in our playbook.

Colts = 1 TD (and lucky to get that) Texans = 3 TDs

Wishful thinking.

We will win if D gets 2 pick-6s, ST stuffs 2 punts, or O gets 2 50+ yd plays. Without these miracles the gain is a toss-up.

Especially in San Diego and New England.

Those two are the same thing.

…and the Texans are the dead.

$240M or $140M--that's a big difference!

Too late for that!