OMFG I think I'm going to cry after just reading the following.......

Panthers WR Smith injures shoulder in practice

Ngamer05

He's probable so I think he will be fine (only reason i give a fuk is because he's on my fantasy team)

1)Carson Palmer returns to top 5 elite status- Sell

2)Wade Phillips keeps job after the 09 season-Sell

3)Pierre Thomas wins the starting job over Reggie Bush-Buy

4)Jay Cutler makes a pro bowl trip- Sell

5)Shawn Merion gets more sakcs than D-B*tch, i mean D-Ware- Im assuming you mean Merriman and saying Buy

6)Gaines Addams gets double diggit sacks- Sell

7)Cardinals reach the playoffs- Buy

8)Albert Haynesworth will be "worth" all that money- Sell

9)Giants having just as good as on offense as 08 without Burress or Ward- Sell

10)Chargers return to their 06 elite status - Sell

Getting an agent who isn't your cousin (who has never been an agent before) would be a good start

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp09/news/story?id=4371282

Looks like he has changed his mind. I hope he kicks some ass out there.

wallymartin

Im glad he still has a little fight left in him, always thought he was a good player.

 

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Dorsey is too fat to practice

Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on August 4, 2009 5:54 PM ET Glenn Dorsey was a favorite of the draft graders.

When the Chiefs choose him fifth overall in 2008, the reviews were unanimous; the Chiefs got a great bargain in the LSU defensive tackle.

Little more than a year later, Dorsey seems far from a sure thing.

As Evan Silva  in today's one-liners, Dorsey has essentially been deemed too fat to practice.  (As opposed to .)

Five days after failing a conditioning test, Dorsey continues to try to get slim while his teammates practice football.

Kent Babb of the Kansas City Star wondered if the Chiefs are

"He's spending time on sprints and the stationary bike, but I can't help but think that some of the exercises he's doing aren't more for continued humiliation of the one player who can't seem to get in shape," Babb wrote.

It's not like Dorsey showed his talent as a rookie, but let things slide this offseason.

He did very little last season. Jason Whitlock broke out the B word by midseason, although there were legitimate questions later regarding

Those excuses won't hold up if Dorsey fails to impress another coaching staff.  Dorsey barely practiced this offseason because of a shin injury before showing up heavy to camp.

Dorsey is one of the young players the Chiefs should build around, but he risks getting left behind.  

Complicating matters is that Dorsey must learn a new scheme.  Expected to be a penetrating tackle in a 4-3 defense, he will now be asked to occupy blockers in a 3-4.

At this rate, Dorsey could wind up being a very round and expensive peg that doesn't fit into any of Kansas City's holes.

UPDATE: Dorsey is out of purgatory.  He was Tuesday.  Next task: ensure that he has a starting job. 

 

Ryder004

 Given the fact that he could have a great trainer whenever he wanted without any effort at all thats just pure laziness, I'm glad there not letting his fat @ss practice.

Who wants to pay $90 for a plain pizza? Well if you want one at a Cowboys game that's what you'll pay.

geaux321

Wow, can't see this being profitable