Mysterio2000X

Crap. Ryan Williams tore his patellar tendon from the sound of it. He's out for the year.

Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck, sounds like Ryan Williams broke his ankle. Dude had been nothing but a human highlight reel in training camp, that's terrible.

Boooooooooo. Florian's going to call UFC Rio in place of Rogan, who'll be off filming Fear Factor.

Go suck a fuck. Brandon Lloyd, WR.

Just one hour? Soft debut, I guess. blah.

Damn, Nov 12th? Pretty soon. Who do they have that could even be booked? Lesnar vs. Mir 3, since Brock's returning to training soon?

I'm pretty sure Gholston could at least play on Special Teams. Yeah, definitely. Maclin's Torry Holt, Jr. The production isn't anywhere near close, obviously, but the skill set and body type are pretty much identical.

Good to hear, really liked him coming out of Mizzou. Isn't he still massively underweight, though?

Uh oh. A TE run this early?

Woah woah, hold your horses there son. Its not a done deal yet, Dana himself has said that it is not finalised, they have come close to signing other tv deals before and then Zuffa's insistence on maintaining the high levels of control over the product has killed them dead. Until this is official (not saying it wont happen, just I don't want to count the chickens before they have hatched) I am going to state I am hopeful this will go through because the exposure of it will be immense. Plus those Fox cards would be of a very high quality.. Oh and EoE apparently a lot of older UFC content will be shown on Fuel in the deal, so maybe it will mean more MMA for the everyday fan who wants to watch all the old cards/clipshows/etc... The $90 mil a year already includes a pay cut so that the UFC can retain creative control over the product, and the deal is all but official: But fair enough. I remember when the HBO deal was all but official, too.

Yeah, the HB class this year seems especially thin.

I hope you both die in a fire. I'll take Felix Jones.

Huge news time: UFC has signed a deal with FOX. It's a 7/8 year deal at $90million a year, UFC will broadcast 4 shows a year on FOX, and they will move their SpikeTV/Versus cards to FX.

3,451 yards, 25 TDs and only 6 interceptions doesn't constitute "breaking out"?

Damn, someone swiped Jahvid Best. Nice one, he'll be a PPR beast as long as he's healthy. Matt Forte, HB.

If he can produce with the trash we had last year, he can produce with anyone. Kolb looks like he's going to really force the ball to him a lot, too, though granted that's just after one week of practice.

Pffft, Breaking Bad #1 or bust.

Andrew Luck is Washington's to lose, that team is garbage at just about every level. Arizona was in the running for Evans apparently, but I wouldn't have liked us giving up a 4th for what would end up being a 1 or 2 year rental at the most, especially considering his greatest attribute (speed) is already starting to diminish. Oh well. He fits Cam Cameron's fetish for non-stop deep routes.

Get over yourself. It is a suggestion to expedite the process for the rounds that aren't as significant, not an excuse for you to act like a blithing child. Roddy White.

You're not even worth these keystrokes, troll. Do me a favor and get your head out of your ass.

Yeah, I know. That's where sending in lists of who you'd want to next draft to either bill_da_bill or anyone else who might be on by the time your pick comes up would come in handy; something we're already doing, anyways.

Fuck me for valuing efficiency, right? No need to be a dipshit about it.

Depends on how much you shorten the time to pick for the later rounds I guess, but I can't imagine this taking longer than 2 weeks. But fair enough. Last year we only drafted 12 rounds and that took us 5 weeks and that was with a group that is fairly active on this board. .. The fuck. Not active enough, apparently. Here's a thought: Why not reduce the time people have to make their picks for rounds 3 & 4 to 18 hours; rounds 5 & 6 to 14; rounds 7-10 to 12; and the last few rounds to 8 hours? Or you know, anything along those lines? Should expedite the process enough that we're not drafting for the next month+.

Depends on how much you shorten the time to pick for the later rounds I guess, but I can't imagine this taking longer than 2 weeks. But fair enough.

Yeah, he's basically Westbrook without the injuries. Now watch him get hurt.. which reminds me, why is this draft so early? Usually want at least a pre-season game or two before drafting, IMO. Especially this year, with the shortened off-season.