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I just wasn't sure if any are automatic keepers. I missed the draft last year and most of the players were pretty shitty.

I am in a 20 tema keeper league with IDPs. We only have 1 qb, 2 wr, 2 rb, 1 te, and 1 flex, 2 d, 3 lb, and 3 dbs. We can keep up to 4 keepers from year to year, we only have to give up the pick 2 rounds higher (so if you drafted them in the 3rd, you would have to give up a 1st). Are any of these guys worth keeping (the round next to them is what pick I would have to give up): Michael Floyd-2 Jeremy Hill-3 Darren McFadden-3 Owen Daniels-16 Vernon Davis-1 Eddie Royal-17 Phil Dawson-5 Shaun Suisham-18 Rashad Johnson-9 Gerno Hayes-25

SEC went 6-5, which is second overall. SC, UGA, A&M, Mizzou, Tennessee, and Arkansas all won.

The defense wasn't supposed to be good. You lose so much of your starting secondary and you will suffer. The offense needs to step it up and pull most of the weight this year as the defense will suffer.

The defense did look the bad. No pressure on the qb and LB's (supposedly a strong piece) missed coverage after coverage. That being said, the offense needs to execute. settling for fg's won't win games, and missing them sure won't help things. And why is UGA been naked the past two games?

Let's use sections 103-104-105 as an example. Is seat 1 for section 104 on the aisle for 103 or 105? What are the total number of seats per row? Thanks

Not sure if Houston has enough to pry him away from us.

My wife is a Neuro ICU nurse so when I saw this I had her look at it to see if she could possibly take a guess at what it could be. She said that it sounded like "cauda equina". She said the only other thing she thought might be Guillain-Barre. Just maybe a possibility if the doctors haven't already ruled it out.

Saw a Kyle Korver one on 285 between PIB and Perimeter Mall. "Our Downtown Connector" I believe I saw one off of 85 as well, but I can't remember who was on it. It had something to do with "hometown", which would lead me to believe Louis.

He's gonna do that to the wrong team and someone is gonna go after him. Can't see Saban turning the other eye to it or Miles, especially when that game is at LSU.

It is good to see the city unite for a sports cause/

I think the cloud thing was a bit skewed anyway. You could share the games with friends however no two people could be playing it at the same time. You couldn't by COD and then loan it to me and both of us be playing COD at the same time.

That whole part just smells like the airport concession fiasco all over again.

The officiating was bad. I find it hilarious that on the bama boards they are saying how the refs were favoring UGA (a td that should have been called). I thought the spots were bad...but that could have been because i was in the upperdeck. The hit on Murray when he was clearly out of the play should have been a penalty, it was Nick Fairley esque. It also seemed that they held a lot for no-calls. It was a 7 to 2 penalty difference.That being said, a lot of people are bashing the defense for not being able to stop the run. Yes the defense should have been better, but they were tired. The offense had several quick 3 and outs and as a result, the defense had to play may more than was necessary. Yet we could push the ball when we needed to in a 2-minute offense...the logic of Mike Bobo.On the last play. Yes the ball was tipped but Murray should have spiked it. It is easier to spike it and take your shots in the endzone.Very disappointing loss.

I found it very ironic that one leading the call calling the Falcons classless was Vilma.

Yeah his mom is pushing really hard for Ole Miss. I guess it would help him somewhat by allowing him to shine on a weaker team (like his brother) but who knows.

You really think that he had no idea something was up with his father? Of course they "officially" told him on the Sunday after it, because if they would have come out and said he was told before there would be calls to tar and feather whoever told him.

Murray looked horrible. It looks like he is still feeling it from the South Carolina game (which I feel was partly due to his father). The defense can only do so much and luckily they were going up against an offense that would struggle anyway (Florida is defense first). I would understand if Murray just couldn't get anything done but all 3 of his ints were on him and not his receivers. Bad throws constantly. He needs to figure out what is wrong.

He did throw a ball at a ref earlier in the year so that history will likely come into play,

This moves makes zero sense. Jacksonville was 32nd in total offense last season. Apparently the guy is known for his passing attack, but Jacksonville has been a horrible offense team for several years. I guess it is wait and see. If we can put up some points then it might be a success. If we struggle to score points and move the ball (I'd like to see more of a passing attack as well), then this will be placed squarely on Smith.

Really? We hired a guy whose offense finished 32nd in total offense this year. I understand Smith is buddies with him but this is a horrible signing.

The football game is down at Tech this year.

Mitchell (the freshman WR) had a pulled hammy and didn't practice in the week leading up to Florida. If he is back, then it is great. However I am happy with the emergence of Conley and Bennett in the passing game as guys who are reliable. If Richt wins out, I think he keeps his job. 4 games left on the schedule, and all 4 are winnable. Tech and Auburn are the scary ones, but Kentucky looked bad against Miss. State so atleast they are easy games leading up to the big 2 left. I think most UGA fans know we don't have a chance against LSU or Bama, but just getting to the game would show we have improved greatly this year. The problem I see is special teams. Drew hasn't done well, and kick-off defense has been horrible. Walsh can't hit the broad side of a barn, and Auburn and tech could easily come down to hitting a 50 yard FG or a 20 year chip shot. Either Walsh needs to come around or Bogotay needs the start. I have read that Richt is sticking with Walsh, which is a scary.

I'm not sure that West Virginia to the SEC is a done deal. West Virginia isn't a huge t.v. market. Add on top of that their weak academics and you will struggle with them. Can they put out a decently competitive team in several sports? Yes, but that doesn't run the conference. I would figure Texas A&M and Missouri would be the SEC's first choices. Just move Auburn to the East and add the two of them to the West. If you are going to further expand to 16 teams total, then it is more interesting about who gets an invite. They could always try and pluck some ACC teams away.

Boise controlled the game. As what happened with the defense, I am willing to cut them some slack. Boise ran no-huddle much of the time and due to the offense being horrible, they never got a break. But CTG needed to see that the front 3 weren't getting any pressure and blitz more. Plus it seemed that we were playing a lot of zone. Cover 2 zone didn't work with CWM, it's not gonna work now. But Bobo does need to go. I wonder if by firing Bobo, Richt could possibly save another year. If we go 0-2 to start, Richt needs to take the playbook away from CMB. It is the same plays year after year. The same draw plays up the middle for no gain. Aaron Murray hanging onto the ball for way too long (partially the line's fault, some Murray). The team looked a lot worse than last year. You have a big bruising back, but you run him to the outside. You have a fast, speedy back and you run him up the middle. You have a huge 80 year run, you never run that again. If Richt is gone, Smart is likely on the top of the list. I have heard some fans who want Dan Mullen from Mississippi State. I'm not sure he would come.