HarassedOffTheSite
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It's unrecognizable. But on paper, a much better roster.
ESPECIALLY when considering the Offensive and Defensive lines.
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Or, more my style:
Yeah, this is how I roll...
...I'm not allowed to say why though. It might start an arguement.
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Colts had one of if not the best off season
That
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I'd take Havili he is young and is improving he looked great at USC too I think with pep he will be a top fullback in the NFL and as I said he is young so he can be a top fullback for years too
Yeah. We may well already have our man.
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I'll drink a beer that comes in a 24 pack is there's nothing else available, but there's no way I'm touching something that's sold in a 30 pack.
LOLOL gotta have standards I guess.
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What's a "Dirty 30"?
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Yes we should. He's the best FB in the NFL, and I would think Moore is PS eligible.
Agreed. I'd sign him immediately. With that said, I suspect he'll have a few takers. The 49ers come to mind.
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LOL! Haters gonna do what? ;)
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I'll be surprised if this guy is on an active day 1 roster for anyone other than the Broncos.
@MikeReiss The Patriots had free-agent WR Austin Collie in for a workout, per source. -
Your opinion.
And a very well informed one.
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A quote from the article that sums up my position regarding DHB from the beginning...
...this is the Raiders organization we are talking about, which, for the better part of 10 years, has been the laughing stock of the NFL. -
Not at all. Everyone on this Defense has something to offer. We're like a Multiple Defense just like our Offense.
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I don't know if this is gamesmanship or trying to adhere to the strict interpretation of a badly written rule? I try not to make too much out of it.....
This is where I'm at too.
I'm not concerned with his health. If there was a problem, we would not be negotiating with him.
Anyway, I would love to have him. Grigs is all too familiar with him having been in the NFC East and watching him up close at least twice a year. So I'll as usual defer to his judgement. I see that his (Bradshaw's) camp floated some possible New England nonsense last night...but I doubt that is going to move our front office. Eventually his agent will come around to acknowledging that we'll have plenty of cash going forward....so if his client (i.e. him) has any hope of a future payday, He'll sign here. Just like DHB did.
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I cant say for a fact but I highly doubt football ota's and even training camp falls under serious civilian commitment, I think serious civilian commitment is death in the family and a select few other instances
I appreciate your 'thoughts' but do me a favor, go to work for the Army's 3rd largest Command, brief the General and his command staff weekly, represent him in both CONUS and OCONUS then get back to me on what does and doesn't qualify for a serious civilian commitment....ESPECIALLY for as Reserve Officer when it concerns/impacts his employment/employability. Much less an opportunity that RARELY occurs for one of his or her officers.
Barring him being in the OA or possibly some very serious training where his expertise is indespensible (highly unlikely) I'd expect any Commanding Officer worth his or her salt to look out for the future well-being of one of his officers and give them a lot of latitude.
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Can't say with certainty...
He must have a jerk for a Commanding Officer. It is within a Commander's discretion to allow a member of his staff leave for a serious civilian commitment. Barring his actually being in theatre, I don't know why he wouldn't have been allowed to come to OTAs.
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I think Pagano said his commitment ends in August.
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Is that official or a personal design?
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I'm curious why you started the post in the first place?
Is it not Colts related?
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This eacalated rather rapidly
"It jumped up a notch."
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Thread closure imminent.
Why? One user wrote the Truth? Or the inrolerance displayed by the other users?
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...intolerant of anyone for uncontrollable differences, be it homosexuality, ethnicity, gender etc etc whatever.
Baseline education makes clear that homosexual behavior is by definition, a behavior. Race on the other hand is a purely benign, nonbehavioral chacteristic. The two are not the same.
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http://www.theindychannel.com/sports/colts/andrew-luck-voices-support-for-gay-nfl-players
I hope if someone's thinking about (coming out), that if they do come out as gay and it makes them happy and it makes their life easier, then I think they should do it," Luck, 23, told CNN. "My first reaction is really good for him....It's the 21st century, and I know I would have absolutely no problem with it," he said. "I hope no one would treat him any differently than any straight player, no special treatment -- he's just another guy.
We have a Dirty 30 sighting
in Colts Football
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a calculus or concretion found in the stomach or intestines of certain animals, esp. ruminants, formerly reputed to be an effective remedy for poison???