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That's good news to me, if true. How do you reach that conclusion?

What really sank us is Pugh's short arms. If he had at least normal length limbs we'd probably have enough poundage to make the top 5. Dang!

I believe you're referring to Stacey Robinson, not Jimmy.

Bambi is a male. Furthermore, he was Lance Alworth's very appropriate nickname.

Maybe this guy is really Tebow in disguise.

Throwing in the towel tonight, but overall having a remarkable season. If Jeter ever gets back we should have plenty of exciting NY sports to keep us happy till September.

My thoughts exactly!!!

Yes. That's one of the reasons Montana was so great -- he almost always laid the ball perfectly in the receiver's hands. The receiver never had to break stride, and therefore picked up lots of YAC.

"he got some better huddle breaks." !! That fires me up! And this is only the first day!! This kid sounds like a surefire lock!!

It pretty much depends on how pretty your definition of 'pretty' is. Depending on the tone of voice and accompanying gesticulations (if any) 'pretty' can mean anything from 'very' to 'sort of'. ...

The fact that the 'collapse' always happens in the second half says to me that: (1) we have a superior team that plays well and puts up a fine W/L record early, but that (2) the rest of the league...

I resemble that remark.

He certainly has a remarkable name. 'Dieu seul' means 'God alone', or perhaps 'Lonely God' in French. Hard to pronounce, too. Those 'eu's have no English equivalent. A very rough approximation...

Surely almost all QBs are 'ambidextrous' enough to be able to hand the ball off safely with either hand. On the other hand (foot?), right-handed RBs are usually more comfortable going to their right...

The most important question is, who's going to wear #80?

You're right about Schofner's unsuitable body type. He was lean and lanky and was more of a long strider than an agile-footed defender. Guess that's one reason he stuck to O with us. We could...

I'm not sure why you think Schofner was slow. He had enough speed to get open deep consistently, and he was our lone deep threat for several years, after several very good years with the Rams. As...

Del Schofner was another guy we didn't draft -- we got him in a trade with the Rams. He was a two-way player with the Rams (DB), but he played very little, if any, D for us.

Thanks, I have completely forgotten him.

The Giants didn't draft Summerall. The got him in a trade with the Cardinals. When he was with the Cardinals he was an offensive end in addition to being a place-kicker. In his early days with the...

It's DT Roosevelt Grier, not Greer, and he played with DE Andy Robustelli, DT Diick "Little Mo" Modzelewski, and DE Jim Katcavage. The "Little Mo" handle was a kind of doubly eponymous pun based on...

These roster predictions are ridiculous. Nobody here has factored in Sandcastle.

And don't forget Leon Sandcastle!

Terrific signing! I've had my eye on this guy for a long time. I hear he can play all five DB positions.

Could it possibly have been Huff and Dess in, maybe, '55?