Ricky Prickles

I watched entire game but want my time back now. I could have been shaving my ball hair or even picking my nose and had a more enjoyable time unfortunately

I would take it for us in a heartbeat. Rattler has a chance still and isn't in just territory yet. Unfortunately as much as I hate to admit, it appears Bryce is a bust. If they would take that trade I would go for it. It won't happen of course but was a nice thought

I don't think they would even consider giving us Rattler for Bryce. If they did they would be absolutely insane.

I don't believe they have to tank after what I saw today. Just sit back and try to win games and it appears the tank will come to them just being themselves

Looks like he needed as much preseason as he could get to evaluate then. I don't know what I just saw out there play QB today but that is not an NFL QB.

Yeah we know. Why weren't you interviewed for GM then since you have all the answers and are the real expert here? Pat yourself on the back for your feedback after the games over a few more times please.

I don't remember seeing a single person saying he transformed because Smith helped him in the off-season. I remember many saying there is nothing wrong with Smith helping him and it could only be a benefit so why not.

Ouch, what the heck did I just watch? I was all for giving Bryce this whole season to see if he can make progress but today completely took me by surprise. I don't know what to say.

I can't imagine Dallas or anyone else wanting his big ass contract for his production level last year. I'm sure other teams see the film and as well are putting it all together that he looked good running behind a very good line only. I can't blame them, I wouldn't want to trade for him and his contract either. Terrible to give him that contract in the first place.

A little person, a nun and a mariachi band all walk into a bar......

I want to be overpaid for once in my life too, that has to feel good!

I can say first it is financial security for yourself and your loved ones and then it is a championship. I never got to the NFL but got as far as AF1 and even there it was first and foremost money and as much as possible immediately with guarantees no matter what being everything and then and only then a shiny trophy mattered but even top paid guys made squat compared to NFL salary. You are right though it is money first. The ones who say it's all about the championship are already set and their children's children set with wise investment so at that point it's okay to put your financial wants aside and open up to a trophy chase

Best we could do I guess since one of those isn't going to fall out the sky for the weekend. Ian Thomas is marginal as a blocker anyhow and I still can't figure why he is on the team if it were for his blocking abilities which aren't that amazing to begin with. Hopefully these three can handle blocking and if new guy happened to look solid perhaps he should get the nod over Thomas for a few more weeks to see if he could actually develop into something since Thomas is not going to go far beyond where he has been.

This here and if he performs well enough leave him in that role and send Sanders to the non dress list for a while until Boone loses the job with bad play if that would even happen

How was Ginn not a win? He was a very solid deep threat with Cam throwing up him. I don't see how one couldn't claim him as a win of a singing. He wasn't going to set the world on fire as a possession receiver with good hands but one thing that guy did well was run for a bomb.

For me it was either Matt Lefluer or Andy Reid

Hell yeah...Id hit it. Straight to pound town baby!

You mean the positive beacon of sunshine radiant joy known as Mr. Perfect? That cant be true, he is always happy and joyful.

Well said

If Bo Jackson, Barry Sanders or Walter Payton came out next year and you knew what you knew about them after some research into them, would you not have a first round grade on either because they were RB's?

He had never heard of this message board but was aware of the doubters out there so he has apparently heard it from others but isnt phased and responded how id hoped using it to motivate him to prove he deserves where he was drafted. He never needed much motivation anyhow and is a self motivated fella but it came up in talk. I do believe from our conversation that he is going to catch on to all this sooner rather than later and make the fans proud of him but im biased as I said because ive known and genuinely cared about the good natured person he is for a few years now. He stuck out to me before anyone ever knew who he was in practice and after/before games watching how thankful he was to be there and how thankful he was to be looked up to by so many kids (my own being one of them). I have watched him many times over before he was ever known go way out of his way to be gracious, humble, soft spoken and respectful to so many. He is as genuine and legit of a good human being as they get. Now we just need him to get over the learning curve and believe in himself as he began to his last couple years in college. He is one of the hardest workers ive ever been around and that is no fluff piece.

Just standing out in the hot sun while the game was going on and chatting about life and how his adjustment has been so far. He has heard the doubters anyhow. Not a single bit of hard cringe there. He isn't a stranger I just met randomly at Taco Bell

I don't know what kind of legacy he will leave behind when he exits the team but he put in a hard days work and always played to the best of his ability from what I see. I don't think he took plays off or ever heard much negative about his attitude or work ethic so to me he will be remembered as an alumni who played hard for the team and seemed to be committed to this organization no matter if he was an all pro or not. Like him or not a team needs guys like him. Hard working team players who just got out and do their job without being a distraction or a hindrance to the team as a unit