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And what time do you go on WFNZ?

Was Philly running with the 1s with KB?

​Brown is #4, Ginn #5. Last spot up for grabs, and honestly I'm pulling for Hill. But I just want the best guy there. If it's Bersin then great, I like the guy as a receiver.

​ ​For some it's not worth the long term health risk. I'd rather be healthy than wealthy, and they've already made enough money to make a living off of, so whatever they feel is best is completely reasonable. And you say "doing something you love...." I can tell you for certain if they're retiring that young, they don't love playing the game.

Seems to me like it'll be Fozzy vs. Todman. I really really love the Foz, but Todman was an upper echelon kick returner, so if he can show enough to be a solid change of pace I think I'd rather keep him. That's assuming CAP is a lock. I'd rather somehow get him to the PS than cut one of Fozzy or Todman. No way Fozzy would make it to our PS, in my opinion.

How did my guy look?

I've been saying Philly is a lock for the roster, and predicting he'd end up with the 3rd most catches since the season ended, and people called me a fool.

People acting like LeBron is the only player on the Cavs. Mozgov and Thompson played lights out and Smith and Shumpert were playing great D and hitting their shots, not to even mention Delly's defense which is better than Kyrie's by far. Man you guys are just sad, pitiful people.

11/34 GOAT.

LeChoke strikes again, what a surprise.

​There aren't 2 definite roster spots for the position. We have so much talent at WR now we might want to keep 6 so someone's got to go somewhere else. If Ward can truly be a beast lead-blocking FB, and Tolbert continues to be ineffective (and he was last season) then we should only keep him. I don't see any reason to keep Brockel, to be honest. All this is assuming that Ward is actually any good though. We haven't seen him in pads so this could possibly end up not being a debate at all.

​There's no correlation whatsoever. And look at how much each is getting paid.

​"11's on the field, watch the bubble screen."

When do signatures come back?

​Unfortunately, the biggest part of their future market is young people and most of them want scoring, so they'll change it until teams are regularly putting up 50.

​ Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Isiah Thomas, Dennis Rodman, Kareem, Bill Russell, Wilt Chamberlain, Oscar Robertson, Jerry West, Dr. J, Moses Malone, Clyde Drexler, Karl Malone, Shaq, Hakeem the Dream, Joe Dumars, David Robinson, Elgin Baylor, Walt Frazier, the Iceman, Pistol Pete, Bill Walton, Bill Laimbeer, James Worthy, John Stockton, Earl Monroe, Jerry Lucas, Elvin Hayes, Patrick Ewing, Cooz, Dave Bing, Tiny Archibald, Lenny Wilkens, Artis Gilmore, Bobby Jones, Nate Thurmond, Connie Hawkins, Bob Love, Chet Walker, George McGinnis, David Thompson, Bob Dandridge, Spencer Haywood, Bob Lanier, Bill Walton, Rick Berry, Bob McAdoo, Roger Brown, Kevin Garnett, Tim Duncan. Off the top of my head I would take any single one of those 50 over LeBron if my only goal was winning championships. Not saying they're all more talented than him, and it has nothing to do with "hating" LeBron. I hate Jordan, Bird and Magic all significantly more than LeBron, but I would take everyone on this list even if I hate them over him. LeBron would've been average if he played back then. Laimbeer and Mahorn would knock the sh(t out of him and he'd cry like a baby and quit. He has no mental toughness, he's just lucky that everyone else in his generation is as much of a pussy as he is.

That would be absolutely retarded if they took punting out.

​No exaggeration whatsoever. Yes, 50. Likely more.

​ Exactly why there's at least 50 players in the history of basketball I'd rather have on my team than LeBron. He's the most physically gifted player in NBA history but he's a mental midget.

​Of course he didn't make them all it was an exaggeration, but to say he missed them "all the time" is outrageously stupid. He made more than he missed, which is significantly better than most.

​ See that's the problem with LeBron dick-riders. You all think he does everything by himself. Tristan Thompson played better than LeBron that game. Without his boards, LeBron scores in the 20s and the Warriors blow them out. Kyrie was on fire before he got hurt. And you've got Mozgov playing fantastic basketball on both ends of the floor along with Shumpert playing lights out defensive. He has a complete team around him and all he did was shoot the ball 40 times and choke at the end and everyone thinks he carried the team to an OT. Please.

Great he scored 44 points but missed a buzzer beater and missed all his shots in OT and turned the ball over. That's choking. And that's why he can never be considered in the conversation with true greats like Jordan. Jordan never missed a buzzer beater and never lost a Finals series. ​ ​It's all in the game baby.

​no

LeChoke.

Both teams are historically bad Finals teams.