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Nice. Thanks jelly, I hope he makes it and does well. Hard not to root for that kid.Skjellyfetti wrote:http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-videos/09 ... hian-State
Not to hijack this thread...but that girl looks an awful lot like Selena Gomez.Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:Nice. Thanks jelly, I hope he makes it and does well. Hard not to root for that kid.Skjellyfetti wrote:http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-videos/09 ... hian-State
Is that girl in your avatar old enough to be doing porn like that?
In a continued effort to not hijack this thread.Willie wrote:Not to hijack this thread...but that girl looks an awful lot like Selena Gomez.Ursus A. Horribilis wrote: Nice. Thanks jelly, I hope he makes it and does well. Hard not to root for that kid.
Is that girl in your avatar old enough to be doing porn like that?
If John St. Onge doesn't care, why should the rest of us?Ursus A. Horribilis wrote:Nice. Thanks jelly, I hope he makes it and does well. Hard not to root for that kid.Skjellyfetti wrote:http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-videos/09 ... hian-State
Is that girl in your avatar old enough to be doing porn like that?
More like, what porn? I see a innocent girl innocently playing with a innocent excersize ball. Just because I choose to make a batch of cookies, doesn't make it porn.Grizalltheway wrote:If John St. Onge doesn't care, why should the rest of us?Ursus A. Horribilis wrote: Nice. Thanks jelly, I hope he makes it and does well. Hard not to root for that kid.
Is that girl in your avatar old enough to be doing porn like that?
Good point. I just flushed some potential offspring myself.andy7171 wrote:More like, what porn? I see a innocent girl innocently playing with a innocent excersize ball. Just because I choose to make a batch of cookies, doesn't make it porn.Grizalltheway wrote:
If John St. Onge doesn't care, why should the rest of us?
I throw out some knucke children andy and I automatically assume it must have been porn.andy7171 wrote:More like, what porn? I see a innocent girl innocently playing with a innocent excersize ball. Just because I choose to make a batch of cookies, doesn't make it porn.Grizalltheway wrote:
If John St. Onge doesn't care, why should the rest of us?
CSUBUCDAD wrote:My wife just walked by and saw that and all I heard was "pervert" under her breath.
Not sure I understand the "pervert" part.CSUBUCDAD wrote:My wife just walked by and saw that and all I heard was "pervert" under her breath.
I was reading the post with the teenage looking babe on the exercise ball at the bottom.Grizo406 wrote:Not sure I understand the "pervert" part.CSUBUCDAD wrote:My wife just walked by and saw that and all I heard was "pervert" under her breath.
Is 7-10 times not enough, or is it too much?!!?
So it wasn't your starfish avatar?CSUBUCDAD wrote:I was reading the post with the teenage looking babe on the exercise ball at the bottom.Grizo406 wrote:
Not sure I understand the "pervert" part.
Is 7-10 times not enough, or is it too much?!!?
What does your wife think of your avatar of the cartoon dude spreading his ass cheeks?CSUBUCDAD wrote:My wife just walked by and saw that and all I heard was "pervert" under her breath.
There are a lot of things one could say about that video but saying that a sexually mature male of our species finding that sexually attractive is abnormal is not one of them.If John St. Onge doesn't care, why should the rest of us?
She looks in her 20's anyway but I needed the larger video to confirm it. If I didn't think she was old enough I just would have jerked it and kept my mouth shut about my dirtiness.Skjellyfetti wrote:And, the girl looks to be in her mid to early 20's to me. I'm in my early 20's. So, I don't feel like a perve...
If it makes you older folks uncomfortable I can find a more age appropriate sig.
BlackFalkin wrote:Matt Nichols looked good and has the size and mobility to be drafted AT LEAST IN THE 6TH ROUND, thatll give em a SHOT at a 2nd or 3rd string spot. thats all u need.
It doesn't makeSkjellyfetti wrote:And, the girl looks to be in her mid to early 20's to me. I'm in my early 20's. So, I don't feel like a perve...
If it makes you older folks uncomfortable I can find a more age appropriate sig.
, or 
uncomfortable at all! I was in my early 20's about 40 years ago...http://draftnasty.com/index.php?cID=1667" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;As Edwards' stock continues to climb draft boards across the NFL, we wanted to give our viewers a taste as to why the championship quarterback has been so effective. Edwards' combination of agility, explosion, accuracy and pure speed have enabled him to become this year's top 'Wildcat' QB prospect.
NFL teams seem unsure about this year's quarterback class, but that may play heavily into the favor of Appalachian State's Armanti Edwards. The 5’11”, 187-lb. Edwards was a star at quarterback and is a two-time winner of the Walter Payton Award (the FCS version of the Heisman Trophy). He is the only player in NCAA Div. I history with more than 10,000 passing yards and 4,000 rushing yards. Since the end of his senior year, Edwards has been training at quarterback, wide receiver, and as a returner on special teams. For NFL teams hesitant to gamble on a rookie quarterback, Edwards has high value, because if it doesn't work out at one position, he has proven he can play a variety of others. Edwards spoke with DraftNasty.com while preparing to visit several NFL teams:
Q. At the NFL Combine, you were recovering from a strained hamstring but still decided to participate, only doing the passing drills. How did it go at your Pro Day?
A. I was told that I had another strong workout at quarterback, showing them that I could play quarterback in the NFL. I also ran plays at other positions, showing them I could do that, too. I did all the drills this time and heard a lot of good things about it.
Q. After your Pro Day, your college head coach, Appalachian State's Jerry Moore, was insistent that you are an NFL quarterback. Moore told the Charlotte Observer, "I think he's a quarterback ... I don't think there's any question about it." How do you feel about that statement?
A. (Moore) has always felt that way, and I don't see it changing now.
Q. After another endorsement from Moore and another stellar performance in front of 10 NFL teams at your Pro Day, have you decided that you only want to play quarterback in the NFL?
A. I'm not stupid. Yes, I want to play quarterback in the NFL. But if it doesn't work out, I'll play another position. I'll play wherever they need me in the NFL.
Q. Unlike the NFL Combine, you got to run at your Pro Day. You were clocked by stopwatches as low as 4.43 seconds in the 40-yard dash. How's the hamstring?
A. It's 100 percent. It may be stronger than it was before I injured it. It felt great out there, running around.
Q. It's no secret that your hometown team, the Carolina Panthers, are very interested in you. They flew you in for a private workout. How did that go?
A. Coach (John Fox) wasn't there because he had to be somewhere else. I talked to him at the NFL Combine though. At the workout, it was the offensive coordinator, a few assistants, and the GM. I caught punts and kickoffs, and did more work at wide receiver. They wanted to study me at other positions, and they said I had a good workout.
Q. How did you feel about the fact that the Panthers didn't work you out at quarterback?
A. Well, they had one of their scouts at my Pro Day, and they saw me throw at the NFL Combine. I guess they have seen enough of me at quarterback. After my (private workout), they didn't really say where they liked me the most. They said they are still 50-50 on quarterback or wide receiver.
Q. I bet a lot of your friends are excited that the Panthers are giving you some love?
A. Yes, sir. There are a lot of Panther fans at Appalachian State (in Boone, N.C.), and in my hometown (Greenwood, S.C.). They would love to see me play for Carolina. I didn't really follow them much growing up, but I wouldn't mind playing for them. They are close to home.
Q. On Thursday, you will work out on your college campus in front of representatives from the Miami Dolphins and the Indianapolis Colts. Last week, the Jacksonville Jaguars worked you out on special teams. Has your confidence been boosted by all the recent interest?
A. No, not at all. I'm not getting overconfident. I'd feel the same way, even if I wasn't getting all of these workouts. I just want the chance to get into an NFL camp and help my team in whatever way I can.
http://www.profootballweekly.com/2010/0 ... e-patriots" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;What are your thoughts around the Patriots investing their 4th-round pick in Armanti Edwards? I know you predict him to go late in the third round, so probably unlikely unless they draft him in the 2nd or drop down into the 3rd. Seems like he might be a good fit for them, though.
— Russ Clark
Russ,
It was widely thought in league circles that the Patriots were very interested in Pat White a year ago. Yet, much to their delight, I believe, he wound up landing in the division, where he was relegated to the bench, saw very little action and wound up getting injured when he had an opportunity to play. I do not see him ever bringing value as a receiver or return man, as I think Edwards will. Edwards has embraced the opportunity to contribute in other phases of the game and showed promise in receiving drills at his pro day, unlike White, who evaluators said had one of the worst receiver positional workouts they had ever seen.
From a versatility perspective, the Patriots should be very intrigued by Edwards. They have an excellent coaching staff that develops talent as well as any team in the league and showed last year that it could quickly groom converted QB Julian Edelman into a slot receiver. I would not rule out the possibility that Edwards develops into an Antwaan Randle El type of weapon. Edwards' lack of size and injury history remain concerns that could affect his draft status and potentially allow him to slip to the Patriots in the fourth round, but it's difficult to believe he would escape the third, where the Patriots currently do not have a pick, and it's even remotely possible that he fits into the second round.
If they were truly interested in landing him, they would likely have to use their final second-round pick (53rd overall) or wisely manipulate their position, as they have done so well under Bill Belichick, by trading back into the third round and acquiring additional picks.