BadBecks wrote:Tom Cousineau went to St. Ed's as well. Someone told me he was gay.
I keep hearing that as well. Is that true?
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by Triple-S » Fri Jan 23, 2009 5:39 pm
BadBecks wrote:Tom Cousineau went to St. Ed's as well. Someone told me he was gay.
Swerb wrote:Go start a blog if you want to tell the world your incomprehendible ramblings.
Cerebral_DownTime wrote:I have a big arm and can throw the ball pretty damn far...... maybe even over those moutains. The Browns should sign me, i'll let you all in locker room to drink beer. Then we can all go out the parking lot to watch me do motorcycle stunts.

by BadBecks » Fri Jan 23, 2009 5:44 pm
noles1 wrote:BadBecks wrote:Tom Cousineau went to St. Ed's as well. Someone told me he was gay.
My buddy told me a hilarious story about him and Leon Bibb... If it wasn't true it was damn funny at least.
by Lubber » Fri Jan 23, 2009 6:00 pm
Ziner wrote:Alright BW, you are arguing that we shouldnt take a LB in the top 5. I say why the hell not. Lets look at the past 6 drafts and see who the first LB was taken and how they have done. While only one is in the top 5, my point is I dont give a shit because I want a football player. I dont consider it a reach if the player turns out well. Now first LB off the board since 2003
2003 - Terrell Suggs - 3-4 Team #9 pick
2004 - Vilma - I believe they were 4-3 at the time - 12
2005 - Ware 3-4, 11 and Merriman 3-4 12
2006 - Hawk 4-3 switching to a 3-4, 5 and Sims 4-3 at 9
2007 - Willis 3-4 at 11
2008 Gholston 3-4 6, Rivers 4-3 9, Mayo 3-4 10
So there have been 9 LB's taken in the top 12 in 6 drafts. ONE has been a bust, all the other if not pro-bowlers are very solid players. 6 of those 9 were drafted by 3-4 teams so there goes your theory about not having to draft them high.
Listen, we need a good football player who can impact our defense from day one. That guy is Curry or Maulauga, not Crabtree or Jenkins. I dont see the Pats or Steelers caring if they reach for a player, why because that guy more times out of not turns out to be a stud. Forget Kiper, forget McAss, forget what LB's should be paid, forget your ridiculous theory that 3-4 defenses were designed to be cheap. Draft a freaking LB
by Ziner » Fri Jan 23, 2009 6:05 pm
lubber wrote:Ziner wrote:Alright BW, you are arguing that we shouldnt take a LB in the top 5. I say why the hell not. Lets look at the past 6 drafts and see who the first LB was taken and how they have done. While only one is in the top 5, my point is I dont give a shit because I want a football player. I dont consider it a reach if the player turns out well. Now first LB off the board since 2003
2003 - Terrell Suggs - 3-4 Team #9 pick
2004 - Vilma - I believe they were 4-3 at the time - 12
2005 - Ware 3-4, 11 and Merriman 3-4 12
2006 - Hawk 4-3 switching to a 3-4, 5 and Sims 4-3 at 9
2007 - Willis 3-4 at 11
2008 Gholston 3-4 6, Rivers 4-3 9, Mayo 3-4 10
So there have been 9 LB's taken in the top 12 in 6 drafts. ONE has been a bust, all the other if not pro-bowlers are very solid players. 6 of those 9 were drafted by 3-4 teams so there goes your theory about not having to draft them high.
Listen, we need a good football player who can impact our defense from day one. That guy is Curry or Maulauga, not Crabtree or Jenkins. I dont see the Pats or Steelers caring if they reach for a player, why because that guy more times out of not turns out to be a stud. Forget Kiper, forget McAss, forget what LB's should be paid, forget your ridiculous theory that 3-4 defenses were designed to be cheap. Draft a freaking LB
Pats and Steelers rarely reach. they generally take the best player available. They would take Crabtree at #5, or trade down at take Rey-Rey at 12-15.
by Yinzer Hater » Fri Jan 23, 2009 6:39 pm
Ziner wrote:lubber wrote:Ziner wrote:Alright BW, you are arguing that we shouldnt take a LB in the top 5. I say why the hell not. Lets look at the past 6 drafts and see who the first LB was taken and how they have done. While only one is in the top 5, my point is I dont give a shit because I want a football player. I dont consider it a reach if the player turns out well. Now first LB off the board since 2003
2003 - Terrell Suggs - 3-4 Team #9 pick
2004 - Vilma - I believe they were 4-3 at the time - 12
2005 - Ware 3-4, 11 and Merriman 3-4 12
2006 - Hawk 4-3 switching to a 3-4, 5 and Sims 4-3 at 9
2007 - Willis 3-4 at 11
2008 Gholston 3-4 6, Rivers 4-3 9, Mayo 3-4 10
So there have been 9 LB's taken in the top 12 in 6 drafts. ONE has been a bust, all the other if not pro-bowlers are very solid players. 6 of those 9 were drafted by 3-4 teams so there goes your theory about not having to draft them high.
Listen, we need a good football player who can impact our defense from day one. That guy is Curry or Maulauga, not Crabtree or Jenkins. I dont see the Pats or Steelers caring if they reach for a player, why because that guy more times out of not turns out to be a stud. Forget Kiper, forget McAss, forget what LB's should be paid, forget your ridiculous theory that 3-4 defenses were designed to be cheap. Draft a freaking LB
Pats and Steelers rarely reach. they generally take the best player available. They would take Crabtree at #5, or trade down at take Rey-Rey at 12-15.
Alot of people considered Santonio a reach, same with Mayo. I guess I didnt mean to say they reach, you are correct they take the best player available... that fits their system, that is key.
You know how Phil talked about how their draft board had 150 players on it, basically saying they have focused in on the ones they want. I'm willing to bet that in the later rounds, our boards looked very different. They know what they are looking for. We need to learn quickly what we are looking for.
by bw » Fri Jan 23, 2009 7:14 pm
Ziner wrote:Alright BW, you are arguing that we shouldnt take a LB in the top 5. I say why the hell not. Lets look at the past 6 drafts and see who the first LB was taken and how they have done. While only one is in the top 5, my point is I dont give a shit because I want a football player. I dont consider it a reach if the player turns out well. Now first LB off the board since 2003
2003 - Terrell Suggs - 3-4 Team #9 pick
2004 - Vilma - I believe they were 4-3 at the time - 12
2005 - Ware 3-4, 11 and Merriman 3-4 12
2006 - Hawk 4-3 switching to a 3-4, 5 and Sims 4-3 at 9
2007 - Willis 3-4 at 11
2008 Gholston 3-4 6, Rivers 4-3 9, Mayo 3-4 10
So there have been 9 LB's taken in the top 12 in 6 drafts. ONE has been a bust, all the other if not pro-bowlers are very solid players. 6 of those 9 were drafted by 3-4 teams so there goes your theory about not having to draft them high.
Listen, we need a good football player who can impact our defense from day one. That guy is Curry or Maulauga, not Crabtree or Jenkins. I dont see the Pats or Steelers caring if they reach for a player, why because that guy more times out of not turns out to be a stud. Forget Kiper, forget McAss, forget what LB's should be paid, forget your ridiculous theory that 3-4 defenses were designed to be cheap. Draft a freaking LB
by bw » Fri Jan 23, 2009 7:19 pm
Yinzer Hater wrote:Ziner wrote:lubber wrote:Ziner wrote:Alright BW, you are arguing that we shouldnt take a LB in the top 5. I say why the hell not. Lets look at the past 6 drafts and see who the first LB was taken and how they have done. While only one is in the top 5, my point is I dont give a shit because I want a football player. I dont consider it a reach if the player turns out well. Now first LB off the board since 2003
2003 - Terrell Suggs - 3-4 Team #9 pick
2004 - Vilma - I believe they were 4-3 at the time - 12
2005 - Ware 3-4, 11 and Merriman 3-4 12
2006 - Hawk 4-3 switching to a 3-4, 5 and Sims 4-3 at 9
2007 - Willis 3-4 at 11
2008 Gholston 3-4 6, Rivers 4-3 9, Mayo 3-4 10
So there have been 9 LB's taken in the top 12 in 6 drafts. ONE has been a bust, all the other if not pro-bowlers are very solid players. 6 of those 9 were drafted by 3-4 teams so there goes your theory about not having to draft them high.
Listen, we need a good football player who can impact our defense from day one. That guy is Curry or Maulauga, not Crabtree or Jenkins. I dont see the Pats or Steelers caring if they reach for a player, why because that guy more times out of not turns out to be a stud. Forget Kiper, forget McAss, forget what LB's should be paid, forget your ridiculous theory that 3-4 defenses were designed to be cheap. Draft a freaking LB
Pats and Steelers rarely reach. they generally take the best player available. They would take Crabtree at #5, or trade down at take Rey-Rey at 12-15.
Alot of people considered Santonio a reach, same with Mayo. I guess I didnt mean to say they reach, you are correct they take the best player available... that fits their system, that is key.
You know how Phil talked about how their draft board had 150 players on it, basically saying they have focused in on the ones they want. I'm willing to bet that in the later rounds, our boards looked very different. They know what they are looking for. We need to learn quickly what we are looking for.
Too bad Opie didn't just take the best player available in the '06 draft instead of Wimbles when there was names like Santonio, DeAngelo, Addai and Kiwanuka on the board. He might still be here if he had.
by Ziner » Fri Jan 23, 2009 7:24 pm
bw wrote: I just believe that LBers feed off the DL. You don't. I just don't believe a LBer, any LBer, can survive unless he has a good DL in front of him. And I also don't believe in taking a LBer, any LBer, at #5 overall. The value just isn't there.
by Erie Warrior » Fri Jan 23, 2009 9:09 pm


by Fire Marshall Bill » Fri Jan 23, 2009 9:35 pm
by rebelwithoutaclue » Fri Jan 23, 2009 10:01 pm
But this is turning into a pissing match and I don't want that. I just believe that LBers feed off the DL. You don't. I just don't believe a LBer, any LBer, can survive unless he has a good DL in front of him. And I also don't believe in taking a LBer, any LBer, at #5 overall. The value just isn't there. It's not as bad as taking a kicker in the first round but....... It's close.
by Orenthal » Fri Jan 23, 2009 10:15 pm
bw wrote:Jared Mayo was a 1st round pick but the jury is still SERIOUSLY out on him. He's been something of a disappointment do far.
by Cerebral_DownTime » Fri Jan 23, 2009 11:19 pm
Erie Warrior wrote:A head snapping, gap filling, snot bubble causing, downhill runaway train MLB with off the field attitude problems. Show me where to sign. I don't give a shit if he is undisciplined, I want someone playing like their hair is on fire, looking to KO every MFer standing around the pile. This is the prick who will seek and destroy the QB on an INT return. This is the guy who splits a guy in two as he crosses the middle on a tipped pass. This is what I want to cheer for on Sundays. If you can't win, kill every MFer on the field.
by Ziner » Fri Jan 23, 2009 11:58 pm
Erie Warrior wrote:A head snapping, gap filling, snot bubble causing, downhill runaway train MLB with off the field attitude problems. Show me where to sign. I don't give a shit if he is undisciplined, I want someone playing like their hair is on fire, looking to KO every MFer standing around the pile. This is the prick who will seek and destroy the QB on an INT return. This is the guy who splits a guy in two as he crosses the middle on a tipped pass. This is what I want to cheer for on Sundays. If you can't win, kill every MFer on the field.
by jb » Sat Jan 24, 2009 10:23 am
Erie Warrior wrote: I want someone playing like their hair is on fire.
by bw » Sat Jan 24, 2009 2:20 pm
Why does everyone get so caught up in value? Seriously, if trading down was as easy as everyone makes it out to be every team would do that. We aren't trading down. We are picking at 5, that is reality. Make a pick

by pup » Sat Jan 24, 2009 2:31 pm
bw wrote:Why does everyone get so caught up in value? Seriously, if trading down was as easy as everyone makes it out to be every team would do that. We aren't trading down. We are picking at 5, that is reality. Make a pick
You DO realize we only have four (4) picks this year, right? We're missing our 3rd, 5th and 7th rounders.
Maybe I should have made that a little clearer early on.
Speaking of trading down, the Pats traded DOWN to get Jared Mayo. Last year. And Defensive ROY's are LBers about 80% of the time. It's one of those after-thoughts after the Sports Writers are through with the Rook O-POY, they're mostly pretty drunk and just throw names around until somebody recognizes one.
by Crash Davis » Sat Jan 24, 2009 4:00 pm
Pup wrote:bw wrote:Why does everyone get so caught up in value? Seriously, if trading down was as easy as everyone makes it out to be every team would do that. We aren't trading down. We are picking at 5, that is reality. Make a pick
You DO realize we only have four (4) picks this year, right? We're missing our 3rd, 5th and 7th rounders.
Maybe I should have made that a little clearer early on.
Speaking of trading down, the Pats traded DOWN to get Jared Mayo. Last year. And Defensive ROY's are LBers about 80% of the time. It's one of those after-thoughts after the Sports Writers are through with the Rook O-POY, they're mostly pretty drunk and just throw names around until somebody recognizes one.
Brother BW. Think you are missing what others are laying down. Most would LOVE to trade down. Most woulf have LOVED to trade down about 8 times in the last 10 years. It just doesn't happen all that often, and when it does that team is quite fortunate. There are many factors involved. Partner. That covets a certain player. One of the next couple of slots after yours is a spot that guy could go.
If 1-4 go..Stafford, Smith, Sanchez, Crabtree, who is there at 5 teams are flying up to get? And does a team that wants that guy have the necessary assets in a trade to get it done?
by OrangeElf » Sat Jan 24, 2009 5:15 pm
Crash Davis wrote:Pup wrote:bw wrote:Why does everyone get so caught up in value? Seriously, if trading down was as easy as everyone makes it out to be every team would do that. We aren't trading down. We are picking at 5, that is reality. Make a pick
You DO realize we only have four (4) picks this year, right? We're missing our 3rd, 5th and 7th rounders.
Maybe I should have made that a little clearer early on.
Speaking of trading down, the Pats traded DOWN to get Jared Mayo. Last year. And Defensive ROY's are LBers about 80% of the time. It's one of those after-thoughts after the Sports Writers are through with the Rook O-POY, they're mostly pretty drunk and just throw names around until somebody recognizes one.
Brother BW. Think you are missing what others are laying down. Most would LOVE to trade down. Most woulf have LOVED to trade down about 8 times in the last 10 years. It just doesn't happen all that often, and when it does that team is quite fortunate. There are many factors involved. Partner. That covets a certain player. One of the next couple of slots after yours is a spot that guy could go.
If 1-4 go..Stafford, Smith, Sanchez, Crabtree, who is there at 5 teams are flying up to get? And does a team that wants that guy have the necessary assets in a trade to get it done?
This is the type of scenario I envision and also why I hope some how, some way Crabtree falls to us at #5 so we can trade that pick to the highest bidder.
by pod2dawg » Sat Jan 24, 2009 5:59 pm

by Ziner » Sat Jan 24, 2009 6:53 pm
bw wrote:You DO realize we only have four (4) picks this year, right? We're missing our 3rd, 5th and 7th rounders.
by noles1 » Sun Jan 25, 2009 2:44 am

by bw » Sun Jan 25, 2009 1:24 pm
If 1-4 go..Stafford, Smith, Sanchez, Crabtree, who is there at 5 teams are flying up to get? And does a team that wants that guy have the necessary assets in a trade to get it done?
by onlyindreams » Sun Jan 25, 2009 3:07 pm
by bw » Sun Jan 25, 2009 3:44 pm
onlyindreams wrote:I'd heard Rey wasn't doing too well at the Senior Bowl. The knock on him really scare me- instincts. You need instincts to be a good MLB. I don't want a MLB that is guessing. Yeah he can hit and yeah he can run, but that doesn't mean as much if you're out of position. Curry, on the other hand, sounds like he has everything you want in a LB.
by jordan kramer » Sun Jan 25, 2009 4:41 pm
Cerebral_DownTime wrote:Who cares about this crap?
WE GOT A MUTHA FUCKIN EARTHQUAKE MACHINE!
by noles1 » Sun Jan 25, 2009 4:46 pm

by tribefan333 » Sun Jan 25, 2009 9:05 pm
by JuanBond68 » Wed Jan 28, 2009 3:55 pm
by Crash Davis » Wed Jan 28, 2009 5:02 pm
noles1 wrote:To be honest when you look at the Steelers they have to address the OL this draft. Unless someone big falls to them I think they have to bite the bullet and go for an Unger or Mack or best available Tackle left.
They cannot afford to continue to neglect their offensive line depth and talent. If you look at their line it's shocking they are where they are.
by jb » Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:32 pm
Triple-S wrote:BadBecks wrote:Tom Cousineau went to St. Ed's as well. Someone told me he was gay.
I keep hearing that as well. Is that true?
by jb » Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:35 pm
noles1 wrote:No offense to your thinking their but I watched a ton of ACC football and I can tell you that the last few years Wake has been solid because of Alphonso Smith and Aaron Curry. They terrorized the ACC and teams schemed away from them completely.
Wake Forest is going to miss them both immensely.
by pod2dawg » Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:57 pm
JB wrote:
Wake Forest football.
Seriously?
by jb » Wed Jan 28, 2009 8:06 pm
pod2dawg wrote:JB wrote:
Wake Forest football.
Seriously?
Seriously graduate 92%. The Deacs ain't Trojans, Sooners, Longhorns, Gators, Seminoles..or even Buckeyes, but they're OK with it.
And don't forget to watch the Baby Deacs Basketballers take on PUKE tonite..but that's another board.:)
by pod2dawg » Wed Jan 28, 2009 8:20 pm
JB wrote:pod2dawg wrote:JB wrote:
Wake Forest football.
Seriously?
Seriously graduate 92%. The Deacs ain't Trojans, Sooners, Longhorns, Gators, Seminoles..or even Buckeyes, but they're OK with it.
And don't forget to watch the Baby Deacs Basketballers take on PUKE tonite..but that's another board.:)
Alums....
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The Deacs aren't the Cardinals, Bearcats, Mounteneers, Utes, ... let alone the Hawkeyes, but they graduate players. Great school. Joke of a "program".
War : Brian Piccolo !
Our tiny little school of 3,200 holds it's own on the athletic field...it's the Board Room we tend to excel in. I would beg to differ on what programs were "jokes". Who is the joke on when you are out of football with no degree?
by jb » Wed Jan 28, 2009 8:27 pm
pod2dawg wrote:JB wrote:pod2dawg wrote:JB wrote:
Wake Forest football.
Seriously?
Seriously graduate 92%. The Deacs ain't Trojans, Sooners, Longhorns, Gators, Seminoles..or even Buckeyes, but they're OK with it.
And don't forget to watch the Baby Deacs Basketballers take on PUKE tonite..but that's another board.:)
Alums....
![]()
The Deacs aren't the Cardinals, Bearcats, Mounteneers, Utes, ... let alone the Hawkeyes, but they graduate players. Great school. Joke of a "program".
War : Brian Piccolo !
Ahh unmasked Deac AlumOur tiny little school of 3,200 holds it's own on the athletic field...it's the Board Room we tend to excel in. I would beg to differ on what programs were "jokes". Who is the joke on when you are out of football with no degree?
Norm Snead
by pod2dawg » Wed Jan 28, 2009 8:51 pm

by jb » Wed Jan 28, 2009 8:56 pm
pod2dawg wrote:Too-chay JB : However, unmasked let me toot a tad...we both agree on the premiereness of the WAKE as an institution of higher learning....
Since Jim Grobe came to Winston-Salem the Deacs have been building a respectable "program" attracting & developing better talent and even winning the ACC.
So there will be more anomolies..see Curry & Alphonso.
I also did time in Columbus (Grad School) so I've seen it done in college sports both ways... Cousineau IS NOT GAY FOLKS ....unless doinking smokin hot coeds makes you gay.
As for Kent..Got to love the f^&&*ckin flashes....sweet LOU, Lambert, Cribbs, & Harrison.
Don't be a Deac hater caus they wear black & gold.
by pod2dawg » Wed Jan 28, 2009 9:11 pm
JB wrote:
Preeminance, too!Haven't seen that adj. in years.
Then again, I just went to KSU, and I respect the reproductive rights of gerbils.
Gerbils have rights too. Now get ESPN on.
by Triple-S » Wed Jan 28, 2009 9:18 pm
Swerb wrote:Go start a blog if you want to tell the world your incomprehendible ramblings.
Cerebral_DownTime wrote:I have a big arm and can throw the ball pretty damn far...... maybe even over those moutains. The Browns should sign me, i'll let you all in locker room to drink beer. Then we can all go out the parking lot to watch me do motorcycle stunts.

by e0y2e3 » Thu Jan 29, 2009 5:25 am
JB wrote:pod2dawg wrote:JB wrote:pod2dawg wrote:JB wrote:
Wake Forest football.
Seriously?
Seriously graduate 92%. The Deacs ain't Trojans, Sooners, Longhorns, Gators, Seminoles..or even Buckeyes, but they're OK with it.
And don't forget to watch the Baby Deacs Basketballers take on PUKE tonite..but that's another board.:)
Alums....
![]()
The Deacs aren't the Cardinals, Bearcats, Mounteneers, Utes, ... let alone the Hawkeyes, but they graduate players. Great school. Joke of a "program".
War : Brian Piccolo !
Ahh unmasked Deac AlumOur tiny little school of 3,200 holds it's own on the athletic field...it's the Board Room we tend to excel in. I would beg to differ on what programs were "jokes". Who is the joke on when you are out of football with no degree?
Norm Snead
Great school. Pre-eminant institution. Amazing outcomes.
Football "program"?
Complete shit cept for an anomoly.
Come correct.
James Harrison is DPOTY. You don't see me bulllshitting you on KSU football.

by e0y2e3 » Thu Jan 29, 2009 5:42 am
JB wrote:pod2dawg wrote:Too-chay JB : However, unmasked let me toot a tad...we both agree on the premiereness of the WAKE as an institution of higher learning....
Since Jim Grobe came to Winston-Salem the Deacs have been building a respectable "program" attracting & developing better talent and even winning the ACC.
So there will be more anomolies..see Curry & Alphonso.
I also did time in Columbus (Grad School) so I've seen it done in college sports both ways... Cousineau IS NOT GAY FOLKS ....unless doinking smokin hot coeds makes you gay.
As for Kent..Got to love the f^&&*ckin flashes....sweet LOU, Lambert, Cribbs, & Harrison.
Don't be a Deac hater caus they wear black & gold.
Preeminance, too!
Then again, I just went to KSU, and I respect the reproductive rights of gerbils.

by gotribe31 » Thu Jan 29, 2009 10:19 am

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