tiger7_88

Jarrett will be gone before the end of the 3rd round. LONG gone by the late rounds.

Yeah, why shouldn't there be undying love and fan-hood for a guy who utterly disrespected his position, his team, and stole $13 million?

Well, I certainly hope you're the perfect father who never has a child who wants to get back at daddy.

Yeah, you're right... other full-grown NFL players are scared as poo of The Mighty Greg Hardy. Well, at least they know he can beat the hell out of a 100-lb girl, so they know his starting point.

Sounds like maybe some Dallas Cowboy players have daughters.

Whens the last time the Brown's had a good QB? I mean, not a *decent* QB like Brian Sipe or Bernie Kosar, but a really GOOD QB that gives a team hope?

I was posting my full 7-round mock on other forums for comment and criticism. I put the Browns mock on this thread on a Browns message board... http://mbd.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=149&f=4409&t=13816389 Here is the mock I posted... And here is the comment...

OK I apologize for repeatedly missing your point. But, now that you've explained it to me, I find your supposition with regard to the scheduling to be a little bit too black-helicopterish for the rational mind. Why in the world would they care about a "Greg Hardy returns against the Panthers" TV extravaganza when most football fans barely know who Greg Hardy even is? And most football fans outside of Panther fandom CERTAINLY couldn't care less about the Carolina Panthers? But you know what does get people to watch? The Cowboys, of course, because *all* NFL fans either love or hate them intensely. Know who else provokes a similar love-hate intensity and draws viewers? No, not Greg Hardy... try again. Right! You got it. CAM. NEWTON. Actual rational reasons ALWAYS trump conspiracy theory. Occam's Razor, dude.

Isn't confession the first step of the process of forgiveness, redemption, and second chances?

I understand perfectly. I understand you have a boogey-man that lives under your bed named Roger Goodell. And that you think that he behaves differently than other CEOs of major corporations in his actions defending the public image of the corporation he runs (p.s. he doesn't).

You don't know the difference between automatic and semi-automatic, do you?

Dude, Greg Hardy IS A VICTIM. You just don't get it.

I'm sure he thinks he's being rational.

You probably noticed this, but you are not required BY LAW to support the NFL.

A corporation? Overly sensitive about their public image? Because they want advertisers to continue to pay networks big money so that the networks can continue paying THEM big money? Wowwwweee... who'd have ever thunk it? (P.S. Do you think the players and the NFLPA are in it for charitable purposes?)

It seems he told a story not indicated by the evidence uncovered by the NFL investigation. To the leadership of the NFL, this act is labeled by the technical term "lying".

The Hardy Dallas Cowgirl Fanboyz are definitely not done yet.

Nobody's forcing you personally to spend those bucks and/or watch their telecasts.

Maybe if he'd been honest with everyone from the start instead of lying and covering up, he'd be well over and done with his suspension and getting ready to play right now. Wait, no, you're right... my bad. POOR POOR GREG HARDY THE VICTIM.

MadHat and I butt heads on lots of stuff, but he ain't wrong on this. Some of y'all insist on keeping your head firmly implanted in the sand about a certain Dallas Cowgirl player though.

I guess that's why Aaron Murray averaged throwing the ball almost 30 times a game while at UGA and left there as their all-time leading passer.

It wasn't "run dominated" when Aaron Murray was their QB for 3 of Conley's 4 years there. It was "Aaron Murray throwing the ball" dominated.

"The system he was in"??!?!?!? He was in what the UGA coaches and fans like to brag about as a "pro-style" offense?

If a Bud Dupree or Randy Gregory is sitting there at our pick, you take him.

Well, Coates has advantages over Conley in that Coates can catch the ball in traffic in addition to high-pointing the ball well and is big and strong enough to get off of press coverage, which Conley is NOT good at. Coates problem is catching the easy catches right in his hands, unfortunately. Personally, I want neither in the 2nd round (though Coates could well be the best value at that point when we pick), but Coates in the 3rd would be a steal, unlike Conley.