Around the NFL - 2009

[Eagaholic]

and you were kind in posting the best pic of her, some are a lot worse

[Geowhizzer]

Hasn't Steve McNair's death taught anyone about the dangers of crazy Hoyda?

[SunMo]

that baby has no face

[ice grillin you]

Hasn't Arturro Gatti's death taught anyone about the dangers of crazy Hoyda?

[QB Eagles]

Of course it's dangerous, but crazy Hoyda can be some of the best Hoyda. Just make sure you have a viable exit strategy that doesn't include a purse strap.

[Feva]

Hasn't Steve McNair's death taught anyone about the dangers of crazy Hoyda?

You know better than that.  The only thing better than Hoyda... is new Hoyda.

[ice grillin you]

its not even crazy Hoyda as much as its young crazy Hoyda

[Rome]

She was begging for it, the whore.  And so was her mother.

[Sgt PSN]

and phillymic's sister too.

[phillymic2000]

and phillymic's sister too.

[Sgt PSN]

weren't you ranting and raving about how much you can't stand her at the st louis game a few years ago? 

[Eagaholic]

From DN

Robert Nixon, another local man who claimed to have been shot last year by Marvin Harrison, is expected to file a civil lawsuit against the NFL star tomorrow.
Wadud Ahmad, Nixon's attorney, said the suit will seek "well over $100,000" for physical and psychological damage that was caused on April 29, 2008, when Nixon said he was wounded in the back by a bullet fired from Harrison's gun in North Philadelphia.
"That bullet is still in his back," Ahmad said. "He still experiences extreme discomfort."
Nixon previously told authorities that he had witnessed Harrison shoot at another man, Dwight Dixon, after a fistfight near a garage Harrison owns on Thompson Street near 25th.
Ahmad said Nixon was wounded as he tried to run from the scene. Dixon was also wounded in the left hand during that incident.
A lengthy police investigation found that at least five bullets had been fired that day from a Belgian-made handgun Harrison owns.
District Attorney Lynne Abraham announced in January that she was not going to file charges against Harrison because prosecutors couldn't vouch for the credibility of Dixon, Nixon and others.
Abraham said the men at the center of the case gave investigators nine different versions of the shooting.
Nixon — who was placed in witness protection during the investigation — "was left to wonder why his life doesn't have any value," Ahmad said.

Dixon, meanwhile, is still fighting for his life after a gunman riddled him with seven bullets in Fairmount shortly before 11 a.m. Tuesday.
The 33-year-old was admitted to Hahnemann University Hospital in critical condition. Investigators said last night that they still knew of no suspects or motives.
"He's in pretty bad shape. They operated on him for 10 hours, and right now, he's unresponsive," said Robert Gamburg, the attorney who represents Dixon in a civil suit that was filed against Harrison last fall.

[methdeez]

From DN

Robert Nixon, another local man who claimed to have been shot last year by Marvin Harrison, is expected to file a civil lawsuit against the NFL star tomorrow.
Wadud Ahmad, Nixon's attorney, said the suit will seek "well over $100,000" for physical and psychological damage that was caused on April 29, 2008, when Nixon said he was wounded in the back by a bullet fired from Harrison's gun in North Philadelphia.
"That bullet is still in his back," Ahmad said. "He still experiences extreme discomfort."
Nixon previously told authorities that he had witnessed Harrison shoot at another man, Dwight Dixon, after a fistfight near a garage Harrison owns on Thompson Street near 25th.
Ahmad said Nixon was wounded as he tried to run from the scene. Dixon was also wounded in the left hand during that incident.
A lengthy police investigation found that at least five bullets had been fired that day from a Belgian-made handgun Harrison owns.
District Attorney Lynne Abraham announced in January that she was not going to file charges against Harrison because prosecutors couldn't vouch for the credibility of Dixon, Nixon and others.
Abraham said the men at the center of the case gave investigators nine different versions of the shooting.
Nixon — who was placed in witness protection during the investigation — "was left to wonder why his life doesn't have any value," Ahmad said.

Dixon, meanwhile, is still fighting for his life after a gunman riddled him with seven bullets in Fairmount shortly before 11 a.m. Tuesday.
The 33-year-old was admitted to Hahnemann University Hospital in critical condition. Investigators said last night that they still knew of no suspects or motives.
"He's in pretty bad shape. They operated on him for 10 hours, and right now, he's unresponsive," said Robert Gamburg, the attorney who represents Dixon in a civil suit that was filed against Harrison last fall.

Wadud Ahmad, Nixon's attorney, said the suit will seek "well over $100,000"
Investigators said last night that they still knew of no suspects or motives.

[MDS]

and watch havas' head explode

The first round will take place on Thursday, April 22, starting at 7:30 p.m. ET.

The second and third rounds will start at 6:30 p.m. ET on April 23.

Rounds 4 through 7 will be on April 24, starting at 1 p.m. ET.

More than 39 million watched the draft during the 2009 two-day broadcast.

[SunMo]

awful, they have single handedly ruined the draft