Plain and simple....is he or isnt he worth the no.3 overall pick in the upcming 2009 nfl draft...
i would rather have Maualuga at 12-15
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Is Curry worth No.3 overall?
Plain and simple....is he or isnt he worth the no.3 overall pick in the upcming 2009 nfl draft...
i would rather have Maualuga at 12-15
Zen Master
Granted, but Ray Lewis is on a little different plane than Edwards.Originally Posted by Bike
"If you need braggin' on, let someone else do it"-my dad
Hall of Famer
Getting Donnie wasn't a terrible idea. Massively overpaying him $4.5M/year and expecting him to be a full-time starter when he's 35-years-old was.
Beer is good
No doubt. Lewis is an animal. But I think he wants to keep his D together in Baltimore...
SHUT IT
Zen Master
I heard that about Suggs, but I never really heard that about Lewis.
"If you need braggin' on, let someone else do it"-my dad
Beer is good
Agreed. I hope these blunders are all behind us...
SHUT IT
Beer is good
Cool. Lets get 'em.
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Zen Master
Seriously, if we had to overpay him a little for two years but he instilled some of his attitude into our players; I'm all for it.Cool. Lets get 'em.
"If you need braggin' on, let someone else do it"-my dad
Beer is good
Me, too. Lets ask HermHater.
SHUT IT
Hall of Famer
Actually, Suggs, Lewis, and Scott are all giving hometown discounts. I'd be shocked if any of them left - especially given how badly Ravens defensive players have done on other teams.
Hall of Famer
Actually Lewis never said he would give a discount. When asked to comment on what Suggs said, this is what he said:
"[W]hat he really is talking about is a brotherhood. That's the reason why we played so passionately. There's a commitment to each other. A lot of times in life, you don't like to see that go. But it's business. It happens."
That could be interpreted as him saying he is in it for the business more than the brotherhood.
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