2011 Point & Laugh at the skins thread

[MDS]

say what you will about hitler, but even he wasnt this far up mcnabbs ballsack

[phattymatty]

john beck = macgruber

[ice grillin you]

how is he not a kicker

[reese125]

That face screams I'm your leader.

[SD]

Shannahan is the second highest paid coach in all of sports

http://content.usatoday.com/communities/thehuddle/post/2011/05/forbes-bill-belichick-now-highest-paid-coach-in-pro-sports/1

[Sgt PSN]

how is he not a kicker

Farg that, how is he not a rapist? 

[Rome]

That face screams I'm your leader.

Yeah if you're at ComicCon.

[General_Failure]

That face screams I'm your leader.

Yeah if you're at ComicCon.

He does kinda look like Pedobear.

[BigEd76]

Carlos Rogers wants to sign with Philly or Dallas

[PhillyPhreak54]

He plays like his hands were amputated.

[ice grillin you]

id take him in a heartbeat as a second corner

[SD]

I'd take Rogers assuming all other options are exhausted. He'd be plan F.

[Sgt PSN]

He's 30 and apparently looking for a large contract.  He's pretty good but if the Eagles are going to spend money on corner then they need to spend it on Asajdhgkagahjka.

[ice grillin you]

he aint getting a huge contract

[Eagaholic]

taterskins coaches stand with NFL owners
May, 26, 2011
May 26
3:56
PM ET

By Dan Graziano
No individual coaches were named Wednesday when the NFL Coaches' Association filed a brief in support of the players in the 8th Circuit Court. But at least one group of coaches wants to make sure nobody thinks they're connected with it. In a statement released Thursday, the Washington taterskins' coaching staff distanced itself from the Wednesday brief and made it clear that it supports the position of the owners in their labor dispute against the players.

   "The Washington taterskins' coaching staff has not given its backing to the brief filed with the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals on behalf of the National Football League Coaches Association," the statement reads. "Our former representative, Kirk Olivadotti, is no longer with the organization and no member of our coaching staff was consulted prior to this action being taken.

   "We stand united with our ownership and the brief does not reflect our thoughts on the matter. We, like everyone else, are hopeful that we can return to playing football. We look forward to a new CBA and welcoming back our players as soon as possible."


The statement is hand-signed by every member of the taterskins' coaching staff except head coach Mike Shanahan. A taterskins team spokesman told me the reason Shanahan didn't sign the document is because his title is Executive Vice President, and as such he represents team management (which I guess doesn't have to explain which side of the dispute it's on). Shanahan's son, offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan, did sign the document, as did defensive coordinator Jim Haslett and the rest of the staff.

The brief the NFLCA filed Wednesday specifically pointed out the damage it believes the lockout is doing to the staffs of the eight teams that have new head coaches this year and the "three additional coaches who have only spent one season with their teams." Shanahan and the taterskins' coaches fall into that latter category, but clearly, they don't want anybody to think they had anything to do with Wednesday's brief.

It'll be interesting to see if any other coaching staffs make a point of saying whether they do or don't support the NFLCA brief. Coaches have, after all, been caught in the middle of this whole thing.

So, I take it Snyder threatened to fire then sue coaches if they didn't sign the proclamation his lawyers wrote.