2011 Ex-Eagles In The NFL

[phattymatty]

i remember nothing about that entire night except for being at wogies in nyc losing my shtein when they got pimp eventually.

[hbionic]

I remember not remembering the eagles had drafted someone I didn't know we had on the team when he first stepped on the field the first time I remember him.

That DOES makes sense.

[Feva]

second round picks are an embarrasment in the reid era...they struck gold with shady and pimp in back to back years but other than that its been a debacle

Doesn't change the point (which is right), but Sheldon Brown can't get no love? MAYBE Mike Lewis that same year?

[SD]

Matt Mccoy, Seattle Seahawk. How is he still in the league?

[Eagaholic]

Gotta be his motor. Gotta still be pretty high, that's my guess.

[ice grillin you]

second round picks are an embarrasment in the reid era...they struck gold with shady and pimp in back to back years but other than that its been a debacle

Doesn't change the point (which is right), but Sheldon Brown can't get no love? MAYBE Mike Lewis that same year?

i forgot about sheldon

lewis was just ok

[SD]

Dawkins announced his retirement

[rjs246]

5 years max before we hear about his brainmush issues.

[General_Failure]

5 years max before we hear about his brainmush issues.

Police say Ray Easterling, former Atlanta Falcon, committed suicide.

[Zanshin]

5 years max before we hear about his brainmush issues.

He asked Tebow to heal him last year, so I say you're cheating.

[Eagaholic]

The Cardinals' signing of linebacker Stewart Bradley to a five-year, $25 million contract was widely met with media praise last July, but things didn't turn out nearly as well on the field. Bradley received a $5 million signing bonus, yet wound up playing less than 20 percent of Arizona's defensive snaps.

In order to keep his roster spot entering year two of the deal, Bradley agreed to a $2.5 million pay reduction, Adam Caplan reports. The salary slash wasn't accompanied by the usual "signing" bonus to make up the difference, either. Bradley's base pay simply dropped from $5 million to $2.5 million.

[PhillyPhreak54]

Vince Young will work out for the Bills this week.

[Eagaholic]

On Monday, former NFL receiver Cris Carter provided great insight regarding the concussion issue during ESPN's Outside the Lines.  On Tuesday, Carter chimed in on the other big issue in the NFL.

Actually, it was more than a chime.  It was a freaking gong.

Carter told ESPN Radio's Hill & Schlereth that Carter placed cash bounties on opposing players during his career.

"I'm guilty of it," Carter said.  "It's the first time I've ever admitted it.  But I put a bounty on guys before.  I put bounties on guys.  And the guys tried to take me out, a guy tried to take a cheap shot on me, I put a bounty on him, right now."

"A money bounty?" Mark Schlereth asked.

"Absolutely," Carter said.

"Protect me. . . .  Protect me from him. . . .  Especially if he's playing a different position where I can't protect myself," Carter said.  "I'd tell one of them guards, 'Hey man, this dude is after me, man.  Bill Romanowski.'  He told me he's gonna me out before the game, in warmups.  No problem.  'I'm gonna end your career, Carter.'  No problem.  I put a little change on his head before the game.  Protect myself, protect my family.  That's the league that I grew up in."

Asked whether he was the only one to do that, Carter was emphatic:  "Heck no!"

Carter added that he has no regrets.  "Matter of fact, if I see a couple of them dudes that was trying to cheap shot me walking through ESPN, I'd put a bounty on them right now."

Carter explained that the bounty was "based on protection or big hit, excitement or helping your team win, it wasn't to maim or hurt the dude."  And that sounds a lot like how the Saints would explain the use of bounties from 2009 through 2011, if any of them were to admit to it and/or if there were evidence of it.

Carter also said that he was in the Eagles locker room for the 1989 Bounty Bowl, and that he was present when former Eagles coach Buddy Ryan "put the bounties on the guys."  Carter said he disregarded those types of bounties, but other players didn't.  "I saw guys getting wiped out, guys going for the money," Carter said.

Later in the interview, Carter said that bounties also were used by the Vikings to protect players like Randy Moss, Daunte Culpepper, and Randall Cunningham

[SD]

Vince Young, Buffalo Bill

1-year deal

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Dreamy.