sweep the leg

Giving it to two guys who played the entire playoffs is different that giving it to two guys who shared a job. I agree that you need to earn it individually, not as a duo.

Crosby, Malkin, Guentzel would have been my order of vote. The goalies combined would have won, but like you said, can't give it to either with only half a playoff. Crosby is in the top 10 all time imo.

In the regular season I would agree, but I'm not sure we're showing off our blitzes in the first preaseason game.

Ideally Nichols will look dominant marching us down the field for a td on our first drive, and then take a seat.

I'm not. We know basically as fact that he'll be on the team, and the coaches already know what he brings. Let the other two guys get all the reps tomorrow. I find it interesting that Temple is starting at wil. That doesn't seem like a great sign for him in the mlb battle. Stone must be impressing. He definitely has the prototypical mlb build.

I think Smith will get more than that. I agree he'd be nice to have though.

Kulikov would be an interesting signing that would probably come cheap. He stunk last year and had injury problems, but he was a decent 20+ min a night player in Florida. Good skater and a left hand shot. He's my under the radar fa signing this year.

Enstrom for Fleury makes sense from a team need perspective, but with Maatta, Letang, Dumoulin, & Schultz all likely to be protected by the Pens, I can 't see them wanting to trade for another dman they'll have to protect. I can't see Fleury being a Jet anyways. It'll be one of the ufa goalies coming here imo.

His 40 time is really impressive for a guy that size.

Define "difficult".

Cal BC Wpg Edm SK Ott Ham Mtl Tor

Norristorius is quite a name.

I thought the ol did better than the dl the first day I went to camp.

The guys pushing that talking point the most have gone missing in that thread now that Judge's contract details are out.

Watched approx 45 min of camp this morning: A lady had her kid on a leash watching practice. Langkford nearly broke Johnson's ankles in a one on one, then dropped the pass. Johnson picked the ball up and flipped it to Langkford, who dropped it again. Ugly sequence for both guys... In goal line 12 on 12, Nevis nearly took the handoff he beat his guy so badly. In one one ones, I only saw an OL beat him once, and it was Intzandt. Ekakite looked better than Butcher today imo. Based on his size, it seems like he should have a better bullrush than he does. Weird to say of a 300 pound man, but Ekakite looks small. It's bc he's shortest guy in his group. Thomas looked great. Put two different ol on their backs. Hardrick is crazy. He'd sprint to the back of the endzone after each rep. He won most of the reps I saw. I've been to two practices and thought Bostic looked good both times. Winning most of his 1 on 1s. He and Green have both looked better than Jeffcoat in the reps I've watched. Jeffcoat got handled pretty easily in each rep I saw today. Pretty small sample though. I'm not the biggest Kenny Stafford fan, but he's looked good each time I've watched him. I'l post more if I think of anything else.

He brought Bass & Leggett into the league. That's pretty good. I also think five days into camp is a little early to give up on our current lb prospects.

Lol. I was thinking about that today.

Now what? We only have two Canadian receivers left who have ever played a game. We can't just keep bringing in undrafted receivers and hope we find somebody.

215 pounds isn't skinny for 6'4.

He's day to day with hurt feelings over the Sens being called boring.

Herb Zurkowsky‏ @HerbZurkowsky1 3m3 minutes ago Toronto Argonauts announce the retirement of former Als' LB Winston Venable.

Herb Zurkowsky‏ @HerbZurkowsky1 38s38 seconds ago Three days into training camp, QB Darian Durant has to be helped off the field with an injury to his left knee.

It falls under the category of better late than never, but good on the Riders for finally making a good pr decision. The spiel about having daughters and it being a matter of principle falls a little flat though. He was already a two-time loser when he signed him.