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[Sgt PSN]

Where Eagles fans picked him up and fed him, clothed him and partied with him in thanks for sucking in the game.

After they were done, they stripped him down to his boxers and dropped him off in South Philly and took his $10 bill.

where you promptly picked him up and took advantage of his drunk ass

chuggie doesn't take advantage of drunk people as it is against his skewed set of morals.  so he waits for them to pass out. 

[General_Failure]

That's your story and you're sticking to it?

[RezRob]

Someone will give him a shot. Maybe Sherman down in H-town. He drafted him in the first place. The guy is fast, I bet he develops into a decent nickel someday.

[ice grillin you]

dexter wynn leads the nfc in punt return avg

david carr has the best qb rating in the nfl

[Seabiscuit36]

Dexter Wynn seems like gettin cut was exactly what he needed to get him going

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Dexter has looked like a new man out there in the return game.  And he didn't get toasted nearly as often at CB on Monday night either.  The kid might actually be finding a niche.

[ice grillin you]

ive always liked his potential in the PR game and thought that he would reach it someday if given an extended opportunity

[MURP]

and Mahe led the league in punt returns last year. hmmmmmmm.

[Feva]

ive always liked his potential in the PR game and thought that he would reach it someday if given an extended opportunity

Yeah, I'll give you props... you talked him up a few weeks ago and so far he looks pretty damn good with the returns.

I've also noticed that there are not many guys just running free to him so that tells me the blocking has gotten better as well.  Wynn is setting his blocks up nicely on top of that.


Let's hope it all continues.

[Seabiscuit36]

he seems to be taking KR's and punts from one side of the field to the other side.  Letting his blockers setup then cutting right, giving him a couple extra yards.

[phattymatty]

[dis12]

-- Jermane Mayberry Retires --
Mon Oct 2, 2006 --from FFMastermind.com

The Advocate reports Saints OG Jermane Mayberry, who hurt his shoulder early in training camp and was put on injured reserve on Sept. 2, has retired.

[Diomedes]

-- Jermane Mayberry Retires --
Mon Oct 2, 2006 --from FFMastermind.com

The Advocate reports Saints OG Jermane Mayberry, who hurt his shoulder early in training camp and was put on injured reserve on Sept. 2, has retired.

echo, echo...

Jermane Mayberry retired

[dis12]

-- Jermane Mayberry Retires --
Mon Oct 2, 2006 --from FFMastermind.com

The Advocate reports Saints OG Jermane Mayberry, who hurt his shoulder early in training camp and was put on injured reserve on Sept. 2, has retired.

echo, echo...

Jermane Mayberry retired

news takes longer to get to my PC.

[Susquehanna Birder]

Corrrrrey!

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2612752

Colts D to play without Simon, Sanders vs. Titans
By Len Pasquarelli
ESPN.com

The undefeated Indianapolis Colts haven't lined up yet this season with a full complement of defensive players, and that streak will continue for at least one more week.

Team officials have already ruled out tackle Corey Simon and Pro Bowl free safety Bob Sanders for Sunday's game at the RCA Dome against the Tennessee Titans, meaning that Indianapolis coaches will continue to cut and paste on defense.

Sanders will miss a third straight game after quietly undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery two weeks ago. His spot in the lineup will be taken by former starter Mike Doss, who has played well in replacing Sanders, notching 13 tackles, one interception and three passes defensed in the past two outings.

The Colts are optimistic that Sanders, their most physical hitter in the secondary, will return following the team's bye week. Indianapolis is off Oct. 15, then resumes on Oct. 22, hosting Washington. A third-year veteran, Sanders had missed time in the past with knee problems, and the Colts hope the recent procedure will get him back to full speed for the rest of the campaign.

There is, however, no timetable for the return of Simon, who underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee in August, and hasn't practiced or played since. As reported last week by ESPN.com, some Colts officials are growing increasing frustrated with the Simon situation.

Indianapolis signed Simon to a five-year, $30 million contract last September after the Philadelphia Eagles rescinded the franchise tag on him, making the former first-round pick an unrestricted free agent. The deal included $13 million in bonuses, but Simon hasn't paid much dividend on that pricey investment.

Simon, 29, played in 13 games in 2005, all starts, but contributed only 41 tackles and did not have a sack for the first time in his career. A bigger-bodied lineman than the Colts typically employ up front, Simon was to have been a key rotational player at tackle, a defender who could provide muscle against the run.

His absence has forced Indianapolis to alter its tackle rotation and meant that other players have had to log more snaps than originally anticipated.

Len Pasquarelli is a senior NFL writer for ESPN.com.