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Palmer and battling the NFC WestPosted by on June 12, 2015 – 10:40 am
The health of Carson Palmer is the linchpin to the Cardinals' 2015 season. No one is disputing that, which is why it's been so important for Palmer to get back on the field and why his full return in minicamp generated the headlines it did. It also (obviously) would make an impact on the NFC West race. Right after the season, Bruce Arians was asked about battling Seattle going forward.
"I'd like to play them with a first-string quarterback," Arians said. "We beat them with our first-string quarterback. We didn't get the chance to play them this year with our first-string quarterback."
The fact is, the Cardinals hardly got any play from Palmer against their division rivals. Because of the schedule and thanks to the shoulder injury that cut down Palmer's season early before the knee got him late, Palmer played a little more than three of a possible 24 quarters against the Rams, 49ers and Seahawks. That's a tough way to maneuver through a difficult division. (The Cardinals ended up going 3-3 in six division games, rallying behind a Drew Stanton TD pass to beat the Rams in the one game Palmer did get to play.)
Palmer plans to change that in 2015, of course. While he only got six starts last season, Palmer was healthy in 2013, not only starting every game but taking every snap. If he can manage that again — or at least come close to it, since taking every single snap doesn't necessarily have to happen — it'll give the Cards even footing in the NFC West.
Tags: 49ers, Carson Palmer, NFC West, Rams, Seahawks
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Keim: Potential trades comingPosted by on June 11, 2015 – 12:01 pm
General Manager Steve Keim has spent the offseason building up the roster to a place where the Cardinals have some quality players on the current 90-man roster that won't be able to stick around by the time the team needs to get to 53 in September. Keim said on the "Doug and Wolf" show this morning on Arizona Sports 98.7 it was a concern, although it was a good concern. What it means is that the Cards might pull off a trade or two, likely in an effort to fetch some future draft picks if possible.
"For the first time we have a certain amount of depth here where we will either have the ability to trade a player or two or four or five at certain positions that not only can make other NFL rosters but could potentially start for some teams," Keim said. "I have to be active and make sure I address that situation so we are not just releasing players and allowing teams to pick them up. Hopefully we can be active and get some solid value for guys who can help other teams."
Keim has never been shy about churning the roster, and this is just another potential instance. He also said he is "watching two or three players" at the moment who are free agents that the team could sign. Keim wouldn't name names or even positions, but he did note that often times, these late veteran signees are guys who are coming off injuries and need until near training camp to get right, and then the Cardinals would talk to them (and likely execute one of Keim's famous one-year "prove it" contracts.) Tight end anyone?
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Arians cuts minicamp shortPosted by on June 10, 2015 – 11:39 am
The offseason is just about over.
After the Cardinals finished their minicamp practice this morning, Bruce Arians declared it to be the last day of minicamp. The work had been good enough over the last month of OTAs and minicamp that he canceled Thursday's final day (The Cardinals still had meetings and a walkthrough today.) Arians was confident the Cards accomplished what needed to be done, not the least of which was getting Carson Palmer back on the field. No reason to push it, or risk any more injuries.
Some quick notes now that it's over:
— Tight end Troy Niklas is having a minor surgical procedure on his previously injured left ankle to remove what he described as the "tightrope" in his ankle, which had kept the area tight but also restricted his movement. He said he'll move much better in training camp afterward. Niklas was sitting out Wednesday with his right ankle sore after rolling it Tuesday.
— Undrafted rookie inside linebacker Alani Fua got a couple of reps in seven-on-seven nickel work, which could be interesting down the line. Fua, at 6-foot-5 with long arms, could be a pain in a rear for opposing passing lanes.
— One defensive look had four safeties on the field: Rashad Johnson, Deone Bucannon, Tyrann Mathieu, Tony Jefferson. There was a reason Arians dismissed the idea of the depth chart regarding safety.
— Arians talked again about the Cardinals' improved team speed and strength. "What the hell is it called now, Sports Science?" Arians said. "I know we're bigger and stronger and faster."
— Arians praised the final work of practice for rookie tackle D.J. Humphries, and also said Jonathan Cooper has looked very good all offseason.
— The last practice was spirited. The offense and defense wanted to "win" plays, which is why running back Andre Ellington couldn't believe he dropped a wide-open TD pass (pictured below.)
Tags: Alani Fua, Andre Ellington, Carson Palmer, D.J. Humphries, Deone Bucannon, Jonathan Cooper, minicamp, Rashad Johnson, Tony Jefferson, Troy Niklas, Tyrann Mathieu
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Minicamp opens with Palmer in the frayPosted by on June 9, 2015 – 12:00 pm
Minicamp began Tuesday — the last three days of work before the players break for the offseason — with Carson Palmer right where he said he wanted to be when he first hurt his ACL last November: Playing on the field. Palmer had been taking part in OTAs but Tuesday was the first time he took part in full speed 11-on-11 work. Much more on that later, but it's a great sign for Palmer and the Cardinals — especially since Bruce Arians said there are no limitations right now.
(That could change come training camp, but we will see.)
Other quick notes from the first day:
— The weather couldn't have been nicer — clouds, a few raindrops and a touch higher than 80 degrees — and so the longer time on the field wasn't that brutally hot minicamp stuff the Cardinals usually deal with. The work followed. Arians was pleased with what his team did (and he's a guy who will say so if he's not.) Arians said the Cards finished early and still got about 30 extra reps.
— Arians said he's pleased with the team speed, which is always something GM Steve Keim is looking to upgrade.
— Wide receiver Michael Floyd remains sidelined with a hamstring injury, which kept him out last week as well. Arians said there is no reason to risk Floyd's health right now. On a good note, rookie inside linebacker Alani Fua (foot) took part in practice for the first time since getting hurt in rookie minicamp. Rookie linebacker Shaq Riddick (hamstring) remains sidelined.
— Running back David Johnson got more reps Tuesday (the Cards are down to one field of work as opposed to the two-field practices) in part because Kerwynn Williams and Stepfan Taylor are sitting out with minor injuries.
— Arians acknowledged he was hoping quarterback Logan Thomas would have made more progress by now. Thomas remains in a three-QB race for the third QB spot.
Tags: Bruce Arians, Carson Palmer, minicamp
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Considering Johnson as Ellington Part IIPosted by on June 8, 2015 – 8:23 pm
One of the things Bruce Arians said last season — more and more as the year went along — was that while he still believed in the philosophy of the offense that allowed Andre Ellington to be the linchpin both running and receiving, it became a big problem when Ellington was dinged up and then sidelined with injuries. It was especially true in the passing game, where Ellington excels when he is on the field.
As the offseason goes on and people keep wondering what will be the role of rookie third-round running back David Johnson might be, it's telling that Arians mentioned first the other day praise for Johnson as a receiver. The thought was that the Cards would take a big running back to pair with Ellington, but instead, it points more toward the ability for the Cardinals' offensive gameplan to absorb an Ellington injury if necessary.
Arians said as much right after the draft, saying with Johnson "you don't have to change if there was an injury," but that message is easy to forget over the weeks. Arians has said Johnson needs to put on pads before anything can be determined of him as a runner. How this running rotation plays out will be interesting — Arians has talked a lot about Robert Hughes about needing more work, although Hughes never quite was able to fill that void left when Jonathan Dwyer was let go last season. Maybe the offensive line upgrade will make a difference all the way around. But even though Johnson physically has size on Ellington, they'll likely do a lot of the same things on the field.
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Roster move for Halapio on a quiet FridayPosted by on June 5, 2015 – 1:44 pm
The Cardinals made a roster move on the back of the depth chart Friday ahead of next week's minicamp, releasing tackle Tavon Rooks and signing guard Jon Halapio. Halapio was a sixth-round pick of the New England Patriots in 2014 before being released in the final roster cuts. He spent time on the Broncos' practice squad late last season and was with Denver until he was cut in May.
The Cards have 15 total offensive linemen on the 90-man roster. Minicamp begins Tuesday.
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Two Cards in a different top 100Posted by on June 5, 2015 – 10:00 am
While the NFL Network continues to roll out its top 100 players — Calais Campbell and Larry Fitzgerald have been named, and I am assuming Patrick Peterson will find his way in there at some point — CBS's Pete Prisco has put out his annual top 100 list. Two Cardinals make an appearance, the two you would think: Peterson and Campbell.
On Peterson (No. 39), Prisco writes "He started slowly last year, but we later found out he was dealing with a blood sugar issue. He came on strong and continues to be one of the better corners in the league. Watch him against Dez Bryant last year. You will see."
That's the plan from Peterson, who said soon after his season "I know what problems need to be fixed." It wasn't the year he wanted, but there is still certainly big belief in Peterson not only from himself but from his coaches and the Cardinals' front office.
On Campbell (No. 44), Prisco writes "He doesn't pile up big sack numbers in their scheme, but the personnel men and opposing offensive coaches know all about him. He is a good run player and he does have 16 sacks the past two seasons and earned his first trip to the Pro Bowl last season."
On a defensive line that will be about rotation, Campbell will be the star. He's the guy who needs consistency of his often high level of play. Bruce Arians has made that point and Campbell understands where his coach is coming from.
— Apropos of nothing, I wanted to give a quick congrats to two men with Cardinals ties who have been named Arizona's best this year by the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. The voice of the Cardinals, Dave Pasch, was named sportscaster of the year, while my competitor (and friend) Kent Somers of the Arizona Republic was named sportswriter of the year. Can't speak for Pasch, but I know Kent is headed to beautiful Salisbury, North Carolina, this weekend for the banquet.
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#tbt: Denny really, really wanted Leinart signedPosted by on June 4, 2015 – 2:38 pm
First-round draft pick D.J. Humphries signed his contract earlier this week, the last of the seven Cardinals draft picks to do so, and the June 1 date was a couple of days earlier than Deone Bucannon's scribble on the dotted line in 2014. Clearly, the timetable has shifted with rookie signings, as we went over a few weeks ago. In the spirit of those one-time rookie signing sagas (and today being a Throwback Thursday and all) I recall one interesting moment in 2006 when Matt Leinart was still unsigned as a rookie, the Cardinals were in training camp and Denny Green — still two months from letting the world know the Bears may or may not need to be crowned — wasn't all that thrilled.
So Green brought a memorable (if less publicized than the one about the Bears) rant, letting everyone know he wanted Leinart signed already. The question that elicited the response? Well of course, it was someone asking about how Karlos Dansby was doing with his nagging toe injury.
That's why I remember it so much. The question was about Dansby.
Some quick background. The Cardinals were about to head to New England to play the Patriots in a Saturday night preseason game. On this Monday, someone wanted to see how Dansby was doing. Green, who may or may not have planned ahead of time to say something about Leinart one way or the other (rumors say he did), began his nearly four-minute monologue, which can be heard by clicking here. Measured to be sure (unlike that other answer) but sure in its tone. Green also made it his last comment of the presser — just like that night after the Bears.
A morsel from that day: "I look forward to going to New England. I look forward to Kurt Warner going on the field, looking over and seeing Tom Brady — who was not the 10th pick in the draft, he was in the (sixth) round, so it's not always about the draft," Green said. "It'd be a shame if Matt Leinart is still sitting there as the only guy in the National Football League who is not in the National Football League."
It only mattered for about six hours. By the early evening, Leinart had agreed to terms. As you can see here in my story from the next morning (remember newspapers?) the quarterback's side insisted Green's comments had nothing to do with moving things along. Either way, it made for great theater.
Tags: contracts, Dennis Green, Matt Leinart
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OTAs end on a high note (and other notes)Posted by on June 4, 2015 – 10:35 am
The Cardinals did a lot more on their final OTA day than they had in a long time — in years previous, the team would often get excused after the opening special teams period (or, under Ken Whisenhunt, after a stretch). There was full work today, although a Chandler Catanzaro field goal clipped the end about 30 minutes earlier than normal. The Cards had also eschewed the two-practice-field work the last few days of OTAs. Next week is the last work of the offseason — mandatory minicamp Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
— Bruce Arians said he was happy with the competition, although again, with no pads, it's hard to know exactly where anyone is. That won't change next week, because the rules are exactly the same for minicamp.
— In particular, Arians said the final roster for both the defensive line and outside linebackers will be "interesting" in terms of the numbers kept. "We are going to keep the best 53.
— Arians passed over the chance to say Bobby Massie has a strong hold on the right tackle job right now, instead pointing out how good of an offseason Earl Watford has been having at multiple positions — including right tackle. (We'll have more on Watford later on the homepage.)
— Michael Floyd has been sitting out this week with an undisclosed ailment and Larry Fitzgerald missed the last couple days of the voluntary work, leaving lots of reps for John Brown — who Arians said has been "great" in OTAs.
— Arians said rookie running back David Johnson looks very good as a receiver. As for being a running back, that evaluation can only come when the pads are on, Arians said.
— Quarterback Carson Palmer briefly appeared in 11-on-11 work although it was in a walk-through drill. Palmer could get more no-huddle work in minimcamp, Arians said, "depending who's on defense." That means Arians has to trust the defenders to stay well away from Palmer and his knee. The vets know what's what.
— The final OTA opened with the big boys of the offensive and defensive lines catching kickoffs. It's always a sight to behold (and yes, there should be video on it later today.)
Tags: Bobby Massie, Chandler Catanzaro, Earl Watford, John Brown, OTAs
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Some cap room with which to workPosted by on June 3, 2015 – 2:14 pm
As the final days of on-field summer work play out — the Cardinals have one more OTA Thursday, and then three days of mandatory minicamp next week before players scatter for the remainder of the offseason — the roster has settled. The last move came back on May 13 when linebacker Darryl Sharpton was signed, and with the front office members headed for some much needed down time of their own, transactions figure to be in limited supply until the pre-training camp rollup in late July.
(Official camp dates have yet to be announced but with Labor Day and the later-than-usual opening weekend of the regular season on Sept. 13, the Cards won't even report to camp until July 30 or 31.)
There are moves than can be made if the Cards want, however. As of Wednesday, the Cardinals have $12.16 million in salary cap room, according to the NFLPA. So if Steve Keim is looking for that pre-training camp veteran add (which wouldn't cost that much anyway), the Cards can do it. It also allows some freedom to work out contract extensions if the team is so inclined. I'd expect Pro Bowl special teamer Justin Bethel, set to become an unrestricted free agent, near or at the front of that line. Among the other players scheduled to be unrestricted free agents after this season: defensive backs Jerraud Powers, Rashad Johnson and Alfonzo Dennard, tackle Bobby Massie, linebackers Sean Weatherspoon and Lorenzo Alexander, defensive end Matt Shaughnessy and quarterback Drew Stanton.
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|Shredded part skim mozzarella cheese
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|Chopped fresh basil
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|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground white pepper
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Wonton skins
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|Evaporated skimmed milk
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|All purpose flour
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|Chopped shallot
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|Grated parmesan cheese
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|Ground nutmeg
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2. Arrange wonton skins on work surface. Place 1 tablespoon turkey mixture in center of each wonton skin; with a pastry brush dipped in water, moisten edges. Fold one corner diagonally over filling to make a triangle. Press edges firmly together with fork or pastry crimper. Cover ravioli with damp towel until all are done.
3. Reduce heat underwater to a simmer; add ravioli and cook 4-6 minutes, until tender and turkey is cooked, turning once. Remove with slotted spoon to bowl.
4. To prepare sauce, in small saucepan, over medium heat, combine evaporated milk, flour and shallot. Whisk until sauce thickens slightly and coats the back of a spoon; stir in Parmesan cheese and nutmeg. Spoon sauce over ravioli. Garnish with chopped parsley.


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I am responding to a letter written by Elizabeth Martin in The Times calling for physicians to take the prescription drug abuse epidemic seriously.
The comprehensive new immigration bill needs to be ONE page, not 800 or 1,000 or 1,200 pages of graft, pork, union payoffs and big government made bigger. It should be ONE page with ONE sentence: Enforce all immigration laws already enacted by the U.S. Congress.
If any of you watch the news, you see the cover-ups our elected leaders are imposing on the American people.
On July 1, interest rates for direct subsidized federal loans for college students (currently at 3.4 percent) are set to double to 6.8 percent if Congress neglects to act. As expected, there is political gridlock between the parties. While both openly do not want the interest rate hike to occur, they disagree over the approach to prevent it. Democrats want to keep the rate at 3.4 percent while Republicans want to tie it to Treasury bonds that would change the rate every year but also cap it at 8.5 percent.
George Wangemann, the mayor pro tem of the Gainesville City Council, came to my door this past Saturday to invite and encourage me and the citizens of Gainesville to attend the Tuesday meeting at the Gainesville Public Safety complex.
Turn off your TV. You have the power to remotely control television programming. You have the power to upgrade the quality of the television industry. Advertisers are not going to pay for darkened TV screens.
I am curious to know how a main road like McEver Road can be closed for such an extended period of time? We live off Jim Crow Road so we have been taking the detour like everyone else since the heavy rains last month caused the washout.
I would like to respond to the letter published May 8 by Ron Walker about teacher evaluations being an art rather than a science. I feel a teacher should be evaluated to better determine their performance and, more importantly, their pay.
I am sorry to read of our continuing budget woes in Monday's article about the Hall County Board of Education. The single, thin ray of sunshine is that Superintendent Will Schofield might include teachers in the decision-making process regarding teacher pay.
Jim Gorman's recent letter finished with this thought: We the people are supposed to be in control of our government, not a political elite ruling class. I agree. I see a ruling class whose strategic interest differs radically from that of most Americans. I see a ruling class composed of Wall Street and the corporate establishment. We call this democracy, but it does not seem to serve our interests or our political will. Instead, it serves the will of an artificial person called the corporation.
Recently a letter appeared in which the writer condemned the Times for a commentary by the editorial board that sharply criticized the Obama administration. In reading and rereading the column, I find no fault in the editorial that truthfully stated what must be illegal acts by the Internal Revenue Service and the attorney general.
When the latest natural disaster hit Hall County, my thoughts were that my favorite barbecue restaurant might be out of business. For want of the proper conduits, the city of Flowery Branch was flooded. Culverts of my own middle age are no longer capable of their intended capacity let alone in their compromised states. Corrugated metal pipe is not capable of lasting its intended 25-year life-span in Hall County.
A member of my family is addicted to narcotic painkillers. She has been addicted for over a decade. But this letter is not about her; it is about all the doctors in the Hall County area who have fed her addiction.
I was stunned to read in Sunday's Times that the federal government was trying to get a sex history survey answered by seventh-graders on up. Since the federal government is not in the medical field, I think a good old-fashioned Southern phrase is the best reply to that questioning: It is none of their beeswax!
Speaking from a rather unpleasant experience of my own, I would love to share some pointers on employment and job searching. Much of this will sound redundant but my primary focus is for those in high school or younger.
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Concerning climate change, Pope Francis' stance in his Encyclical is very clear. He stated, "A very solid scientific consensus indicates that we are presently witnessing a disturbing warming of the climatic system," and "scientific studies indicate that most global warming is due to the great concentration of greenhouse gases released mainly as a result of human activity. Climate change is a global problem with grave implications."
I wanted to attend the Hall County budget meetings but couldn't. This is what I would have said:
The 2 percent, or less, of our population identified as LGBT are not being picked on. Rather, their bullying is being resisted. Nobody cares what other people are doing relationally in the privacy of their homes (no bomb building, please). We do care how our children are educated and about our Biblical values such as sanctity of marriage.
I have lots of words regarding Dick's column regarding our dad, but think only one is appropriate: Amen!
Last week, our country and our community received a command, not merely a call. We must reach deep inside our hearts and heads to find ways to reach people before they become unreachable, such as the young man responsible for the tremendous tragedy in Charleston.
My thanks go out to the dapper, white-haired gentleman who gave my grandsons two special gifts Sunday morning in the IHOP restaurant in Gainesville.
The Newtown Florist Club extends our prayers and deepest expressions of care and concern to the Emanuel AME Church family and to the family of the Rev. Clementa Pinckney, his family and the families of those who died.
Charles Sherwood is 150 percent correct! The police do a great job with dignity and professionalism. Someone should ask Joan King if she would look forward to going to a job where a crazy terrorist wanted to behead her just because of the color of the uniform she wore? Or where her life was on the line every second of every shift for relatively little pay? Or if there were no police and she had to fend for herself?
The other day I read a small notice that our illustrious city council was considering "improving the square." I had lunch at the square the other day, sat outside and had a nice time just looking. I found the square looked very nice - nothing needs to be done.
Just like the Roman emperor Constantine did 1800 years ago, the "powers that be" continue to politicize Jesus for their own personal gain. And Christians continue to be vulnerable. Traditional theology hasn't helped much.
On more than one occasion, I have taken pen to paper to offer my criticism of your newspaper. It is expected that we subscribers will do that. When a newspaper does something that I feel is commendable, I will also offer my praise as well as extending my subscription another quarter.
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Our apartment FÜRST FLOOR is located on the buzzing Prenzlauer Berg on the edge to Berlin Mitte, in one of the most trendy areas of Berlin, where all the artists, musicians and young poeple live their creative lifes.
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The 4-bedroom-appartment is made especially for people particularly are interested in beautiful and very authentic Berlin accommodation. It is spaciously designed and typical for Berliner period buildings. It is tastfully furnished and you will find every thing you will possibly need. The centre of the apt. is a large dining-room next to an comfi kitchen with makes cooking and eating together really enjoyable. The huge dining-table is perfect for having dinner with friends or family or to work as well.
- cool french bistro and restaurant "Les Valseuse" in the same building.
The apartment is part of a house which is inhabited Berlin and international creativs. It still shows the original Berlin charme. That means for instant the facade is freshly renovated but there are graffitis in the doorway and staircase. And the people do actually love them. But some people does not like them at all or get the wrong impression of a bad neighborhood, which of course is completly wrong - but every one carries its own values and imaginations. I just want to let you know in order to avoid a disappointment or certain expectations.
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Vince Gilligan's 'Breaking Bad' spin-off has already been renewed for season 2.
Better Call Saul hasn't even finished filming yet, but AMC have decided to take their option on a second season already. Perhaps that, and the newly released photo, are designed to remedy the fans disappointed by today's third bit of BCS news: the show has been delayed until 2015.
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Many will be watching the AMC spin-off because they genuinely believe it'll provide a worthy back story to one of Breaking Bad's most entertaining characters: Saul Goodman, the criminal lawyer charged with handling Walter White and Jesse Pinkman's exponentially tricky situations. But others will be watching, like me, with a pure sense of morbid fascination. I don't think it'll be very good, but I enjoyed Breaking Bad enough to know that I'll find something to like. Plus I am - of course - interested to see what they do with Saul's back story.
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Well I wouldn't argue against Saban's approach (or even contrast it with a slight nod towards us). The guy won 3 rings and dominated the toughest conference in CFB.
Minnesota isn't that bad.
JH is dirty. That's some shady recruiting if I ever done seen it. I'm surprised he didn't join an SEC club.
that was brilliant lol
I actually want Sparty to lose. Their fans are unberable.
those games don't count.
Arkansas was the worst team in the SEC West. They went 2-6 in conference.
The Aggies were next with a 3-5 conference record.
He honestly believes these two teams could beat Sparty and Wisconsin? I will admit Arkansas was better than their record...much better. There is a reason they lost so many games. Close losses are still losses. Their offense was putrid. There is no way they move the ball against Sparty or Wisky.
The Spartans and Wisky would score 70 points on the aggie defense by the 3rd qtr. I'm not joking either.
We haven't even discussed Nebraska, Minny, or the SEC East champ Indiana.
I'm gonna chalk his statement up as hyperbole.
Imagine the carnage if Spence was able to see the field.
You can't double both of them all the time lol. An offense would have to cross their fingers against one of them....and that's just not fair heh.
winner winner. nice job
I love this guy. RAWL TYDE!!!!!!!!
If Bama gets a shot it won't go that way again? He's right. The Buckeyes won't be giving you 100 turnovers this time around. If Bama keeps it within 21 I'll be surprised....and I'm being generous.
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What kind of car does Urban drive? I can't tell
I thank Pryor for Urban Meyer :)
I'm a bit confused. Sparty may be #2 but they don't have many top 100 players. They don't even have an impressive avg ranking (relatively speaking).
This is probably why I don't value Scout as much as 247 or Rivals.
The coaches didn't even give Bell honorable mention All-B1G honors. Ouch!
yawn. They can keep their awards. Our boys will just have to settle for national titles :)
Well....I'm fat.
Fuck you Braxton.
I'm more scared of our practice squad tbh hehe
Thank you.
This list can't be in order. Even still, some of the names shouldn't be on the list.
#11 is gone and didnt play on our title run team. I think he was awesome but his impact was missed imo.
#10 hasn't actually played a game. Why is he on the list?
#9 saved his best games for our biggest games last year...and he's only ranked 9?
#8 shattered numerous QB records and gutted out a win at PSU. Surely he should be higher? This one and (9) proved there is no order lol.
#7 Hasn't played a snap. Has he even practiced lol. I guess a win vs JH is enough to make the list? I'll wait to see if he pans out first.
#5 hasn't played either.
#1 is well deserved. Victory over Saban on and off the field. Probably the only thing Coach Withers did right lol.
Obviously Bosa and Decker should be higher...but that's why I can't imagine the order has relevance.
" Let's take a look at who we here at 11W think have made the biggest impact on the future of Buckeye football. "
^^Any of the players that directly helped win the NC should occupy the top spots. That is probably our biggest recruiting tool in the future. We probably don't land Mike Weber without it....what better way to distinguish from the scUM snake oil than with a NC?
JT Barret's performance has to have helped us in the future with QB recruiting. he should be higher imo.
"When you're collecting talent at that pace, it's not easy to know exactly who's going to pan out and who is going to flame out, but the Buckeyes have had incredible success since Meyer took over. Ohio State has had far more hits than misses thanks to incredible player development, "
Then why the heck are we talking about kids that haven't even played lol.
Sounds to me that Krista Ann wants the D......
Can we please stop with the 1969 comparisons. it's getting old. That was literally 50 years ago. CFB, and OSU, have changed. Between scUM fans seeking some sort of mythical rallying point and 'cautious' OSU fans reminding us to not count our unhatched chickens, I think I wanna vomit.
If the Buckeyes happen to lose this season, and if by chance it was to scUM, we won't hear the end of it. It wouldn't be the first time a great team didn't repeat but that won't matter because of some team that suited up a million years ago.
If that second tweet is true, Coach Mike is one serious guy lol
The gap OSU and PSU are putting on the rest of the conference....wow.
That game @ Sparty wasn't as close as the final score. Spartan fans don't wanna admit that but it's true. Their defense was manhandled and they were much too slow to keep up with our WR core. OSU spotted them 2-3 turnovers and still beat em by double digits...at their place at night!
I don't know if PSU will be nearly as dominate as the Buckeyes but I suspect a noticeable uptick in their win percentage in the next couple of years. I don't know if they have the proper coaching to edge the Spartans.
I'm not so sure that's the case. Braxton doesn't progress through his reads as well as the other QBs (Guiton included) and he tends to favor his safety valves when he is under pressure. He takes off before he should and that hurts his passing numbers. perhaps if he stayed in the pocket we would see an improvement. It just so happens that our safety valves are excellent playmakers for ALL of our QBs ;) I think we exaggerate the level of competition Braxton faced. I would take Braxton's WR core over every secondary we face in the B1G (outside of Sparty). One last thing about Guiton...Guiton was able to break the single game TD record with Braxton's weapons. Not bad. I will admit that we need to see more of Guiton to make a complete judgment.
I did a similar comparison between JT and Braxton's last year. I compiled these stats awhile ago. I'll just leave the summary.
Games 11
Avg # receivers with completed passes: 6
9 best games avg: 6.4
Subtracting the best and worst: 5.67
of the 172 passes, 59 were thrown to his top receiver. that's about 34%
Games 10
Avg # of receivers with completed passes: 7.9
9 best games: 8.3
subtract best and worst: 7.1
of the 172 passes, 47 were thrown to his #1 receiver. that's about 27%.
I was in the stands during much of Braxton's career. I can tell you that he missed a good number of wide receivers and you could hear the crowd react as well. I haven't been to a game for awhile so maybe JTB was just as bad.....but I don't get that impression on the tele. When I watch Guiton or JTB, you can see them check the field in a way Braxton never did and make passes that require a higher level of anticipation and timing. I know, we can try to fit numbers to make our arguments but I don't think it's an accident that coaches and sports writers/commentators arrive at similar conclusions.
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Rick Gray lost his battle with the snow this morning.
The next few weeks he's going to navigate through it on crutches because of a dislocated knee.
"That was the third car I helped get out of the parking lot - unfortunately that was the last," said patient Rick Gray.
It wasn't easy for the staff to get to work this morning. One nurse hopped on her snowmobile to get there.
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To help patients like Rick who otherwise wouldn't have had anyplace to go.
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Dr. Kip Kircher says finger injuries and amputations are most common after huge winter blasts, along with people blowing their backs out.
"After you've had a chance for your body to rest you can feel more pain," said Dr. Kircher.
He says you should drink lots of water, and stay active after the storms. As for Rick, he's going to sit the next one out.
"Wait for them to clear your packing lot before you go out and start pushing cars around, it was very slippery and have some help with you," said Rick.
"If you're feeling tired you really need to slow down, the snow can wait," said Dr. Kircher.
The doctor adds what we need to be concerned about next is frostbite. With the wind chill at -20 degrees in some places Wednesday night, it only takes about 10 minutes for frostbite to set in.
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He's been doing these reviews a while .........never comes back and interacts with the discussion.............most others do.
My thinking is that this email thing will probably lead to Alicia not being State's Attorney after all or at least we'll be left hanging with that thought.................I could be wrong and I guess we'll see...........
He is a disgusting character but then again he's supposed to be.............
Apparently it is a group called THE WOLVES...............I haven't read the comics or graphic novels so I really don't know.
Sean why do you never come back and join in on the discussion????? It was an alright finale..........I don't like having to wait 7 months for the return and it most likely being the same night as this episode............they can't do that but we have to know what happened as Morgan arrived and Rick supposedly shot Pete...........I don't care for flashback scenes unless they provide REAL insight to what is going on in the present......... Why hasn't Maggie told anyone about what Father Gabriel told Deanna..................... Melissa McBride deserves an Emmy for her performance this season...............her character has developed tremendously since the first season.
His mother was scared of being in jail.......not him.
And a lot of others think that as well. It's one of the most popular theories about the show online right now.
I never said a word nor did I imply that Morgan is dyslexic..............
But he was in on it........that was the whole point of him asking his mother "what do I do now?" and that he was always under her thumb because as Hotch said she gave up her blossoming career to be a stay at home mom and although she'd never admit it she regretted doing that.


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Jillian Michaels Caught Cheating on "Biggest Loser"By: Erika Watts - November 13, 2013
Anyone who has ever watched an episode of The Biggest Loser knows that Jillian Michaels is one hardcore woman. She doesn't remotely mince words and is well known for her abrasive personality. That mostly works for Jillian, though, since she is usually able to get results. Unfortunately for Jillian and the people on her team, her way of doing things got them in trouble on last night's episode of The Biggest Loser. Not only did this lead to them being at a disadvantage at the weigh-in, this is also bringing back a contestant that was kicked off last week.
It was determined that Jillian Michaels cheated. She gave her team caffeine supplements, which apparently is a big no-no. While that certainly stinks for her team, on the plus side, fan favorite and former American Idol contestant Ruben Studdard will be returning to the show.
"Before you all step on the scale, there is something important that needs to be addressed," host Alison Sweeney said. "Last week, Jillian broke the rules and gave caffeine supplements to each member of her team without doctor's permission. Because of this rules violation, Jillian has been penalized and the white team will receive a four pound disadvantage on the scale tonight."
Whoops. So, is the feisty fitness trainer sorry that she gave her team members the caffeine supplement without getting permission from a doctor? If you guessed "not so much," you'd be right.
"I stand by my opinion. A caffeine supplement is significantly healthier than unlimited amounts of coffee," Jillian said. "My only regret is that my team, they're the ones suffering the consequences of my professional opinion." While Jillian does have a point (even if it does raise more concerns about whether The Biggest Loser contestants are dropping their pounds in a healthy way), she should have known that the decision wasn't her call.
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