MagnusXXIII

If you recorded the game they went through the video of each one. There really was no rhyme or reason. They reversed some really ticky tack calls and no-calls. It was shown at halftime.

But in reality they have made reversals on far less obvious plays. Dungy and Harrison went threw each one challenged under new rule.

If that is not egregious... clear and obvious ... I don’t know what is.

The Saints have ran through rain drops and managed to stay dry. They have to play the Eagles, Steelers, Bengals (away) and Panthers twice. There is easily two or three losses there.

I also don't see us losing to the Saints three time in one season.

That was a misprint on NFL Draft Scout ... Defensive back Sharrod Neasman -- 5-11 1/4, 206 -- had a really good pro-day workout. He ran the 40 in 4.62 and 4.65 seconds. He had a 37 1/2-inch vertical and 10-foot-8 broad jump. He did the short shuttle in 4.09 seconds and the three-cone drill in 6.78 seconds. He also had 25 bench-press reps. Link

Neasman has better measurables than Richards.

That which does not kill you makes you stronger. Although the rash of injuries almost destroyed the season ... it has allowed for a deeper and healthier version of the Falcons for the second half. Kazee provides a different kind of value at the FS position. Linebacker quality and depth has improved with a returning Deon Jones. D-Line quality and depth has improved with Bruce Irwin and Jack Crawford and Deadrin Senat playing at a high level. Replacing Keanu though is the last gap. I believe Neasman will rise to the occasion. The dude has talent but has consistently been under the radar. New Orleans saw it. Thankfully for us he got an injury settlement from them. I believe he is our best option at SS. Look for Sharrod Neasman to rise up the second half of this season. You heard me.

With 34-3/8 arms, 26 reps is very respectable. Zimmer has 31-3/4 inch arms and completed 44 and 46 reps.

He also has a 22 to wonderlic .,,

Brunell has a 22 wonderlic if that helps.