and Touchdown Vultures too. ... I'm just trying to fuel the hate.It's a proven fact that players with bird names never amount to anything.
Posluszny. And he's not a fan of you either.Having seen Hawk (and Paulsykiau(sp)) play, Im a fan of neither

103 posts later and he still doesn't understand. If it quacks like a duck. . .1. Unconventional statement with no supportYou're no idiot LHUCKS, please give some reasoning for your assessment.
Academic All American and had an injury misdiagnosed by both OU and Seahawks medical staff. Katzenmoyer dumber than bag of dirt and saved by advances in sports sciences. Even as an OU apologist I will admit Bosworth's career was disappointing but, please, do not compare him to Katzenmoyer.BRIAN BOSWORTH COMMANDS YOUR RESPECT
Posluszny. And he's not a fan of you either.Having seen Hawk (and Paulsykiau(sp)) play, Im a fan of neither![]()

How is fishing courageous?LHucks is usually an agent provacateu rso I understand what he's doing and usully he makes valid points so I give him the nenefit of the doubt here. The thing is he's pulled no punches here and left no room gor doubt....give the Man credit for his convictions, he's said the establishment is wrong and stated unequivocally that Hawk will be a bust. how many of us is willing to say that any player specifically will be a hall of famer, right now before the draft.
Give the man his due. if he's wrong he'll hear about it.... he'll never stop hearing about it. but give him his props for having the courage to say what he believes and stand up and br heard.
Hawk is still behind Ernie Sims in the voting. While Hawk is not a "bust" he has yet to be the playmaker they expected....he is lucky he has Barnett line up with him.Ryans and Sims have no one else on the LB corps.is it worth revisiting this prediction from LHUCKS?Hawk is currently leading the Packers in tackles with 76 solos and 32 assists while also contributing 3.5 sacks, 1 INT, 1 FF, and 5 PD. If it weren't for the incredible year that DeMeco Ryans is having in houston, Hawk would be a very legitimate DROY.
How exactly has he disappointed? Hawk leads the team in tackles. He has 3.5 sacks and has created two turnovers. Early on he looked a bit out of sorts, but lately he's playing like the real deal. Is he Lawrence Taylor? No, but nobody expected him to be, that's just not his game.BTW - Barnett is completely overrated. He's a glory hound who always wants to make the big play. Because of this, he frequently finds himself out of position. It seems like he's regressed the past 2 years.NYCGangGreen said:Hawk is still behind Ernie Sims in the voting. While Hawk is not a "bust" he has yet to be the playmaker they expected....he is lucky he has Barnett line up with him.Ryans and Sims have no one else on the LB corps.Aaron Rudnicki said:is it worth revisiting this prediction from LHUCKS?Hawk is currently leading the Packers in tackles with 76 solos and 32 assists while also contributing 3.5 sacks, 1 INT, 1 FF, and 5 PD. If it weren't for the incredible year that DeMeco Ryans is having in houston, Hawk would be a very legitimate DROY.
Yeah, but what is Hawk's completion percentage and passer rating?Aaron Rudnicki said:is it worth revisiting this prediction from LHUCKS?Hawk is currently leading the Packers in tackles with 76 solos and 32 assists while also contributing 3.5 sacks, 1 INT, 1 FF, and 5 PD. If it weren't for the incredible year that DeMeco Ryans is having in houston, Hawk would be a very legitimate DROY.
Hawk hasn't made plays, he just does what he is supposed to do...which is exactly what I said was going to happen.I pretty much nailed this one IMHO.Good try Rudnicki.
your opinion is rarely humblebtw, he ranks 9th in total tackles. Ernie Sims ranks 7th, and Ryans ranks 1st. all 3 are having excellent rookie campaigns.how many sacks would you expect from a 4-3 WLB before you consider him to be a "playmaker"? how many INTs/takeaways?from what I can tell, the only pure 4-3 WLB with more sacks than him this year is Bart Scott.every other LB with more sacks seems to either play OLB in a 3-4, plays SLB, or sees significant snaps lined up as a DE in passing situations.meeting get canceled?Hawk hasn't made plays, he just does what he is supposed to do...which is exactly what I said was going to happen.I pretty much nailed this one IMHO.Good try Rudnicki.
Wow, this guy, no matter how off, still believes he is totally right.I guess he just doesn't have the balls to say he was wrong, about anything.Hawk hasn't made plays, he just does what he is supposed to do...which is exactly what I said was going to happen.I pretty much nailed this one IMHO.Good try Rudnicki.
or accurateHawk hasn't made plays, he just does what he is supposed to do...which is exactly what I said was going to happen.I pretty much nailed this one IMHO.Good try Rudnicki.your opinion is rarely humble
You add absolutely nothing to these threads...please leave...thanks.Wow, this guy, no matter how off, still believes he is totally right.I guess he just doesn't have the balls to say he was wrong, about anything.Hawk hasn't made plays, he just does what he is supposed to do...which is exactly what I said was going to happen.I pretty much nailed this one IMHO.Good try Rudnicki.
And that's still more than you add.Also...shouldn't you be in a meeting?You add absolutely nothing to these threads...please leave...thanks.Wow, this guy, no matter how off, still believes he is totally right.I guess he just doesn't have the balls to say he was wrong, about anything.Hawk hasn't made plays, he just does what he is supposed to do...which is exactly what I said was going to happen.I pretty much nailed this one IMHO.Good try Rudnicki.
And that's still more than you add.Also...shouldn't you be in a meeting?You add absolutely nothing to these threads...please leave...thanks.Wow, this guy, no matter how off, still believes he is totally right.I guess he just doesn't have the balls to say he was wrong, about anything.Hawk hasn't made plays, he just does what he is supposed to do...which is exactly what I said was going to happen.I pretty much nailed this one IMHO.Good try Rudnicki.
LHucks adds plenty for us to laugh at. I won't say Hawk is a stud, yet, but he's been producing. You might say he's only getting his plays because the rest of the D sucks, so what? He's the #6 LB (in my leagues) as a rookie. Hardly a BUST.To be clear I said Hawk will disappoint as a top 10 pick because he wont be a playmaker in the NFL.I never said he couldn't tackle...and looking at tackle totals in a vacuum is a poor way of determining ones effectiveness IMHO.If I'm drafting in the top 10 I'm drafting a difference maker...Hawk is going to be exactly what I said he would be, a solid pro that will play for a long time but will never be a high impact linebacker.I won't say Hawk is a stud, yet, but he's been producing. You might say he's only getting his plays because the rest of the D sucks, so what? He's the #6 LB (in my leagues) as a rookie. Hardly a BUST.
So defensive players are judged on effectiveness not stats, while offensive players are judged on stats not effectiveness?If I'm drafting in the top 10 I'm drafting a difference maker...Hawk is going to be exactly what I said he would be, a solid pro that will play for a long time but will never be a high impact linebacker.
Interesting that you can pick this up in his rookie year. Even more interesting that you don't consider a sure-tackler to have a big impact.To be clear I said Hawk will disappoint as a top 10 pick because he wont be a playmaker in the NFL.I never said he couldn't tackle...and looking at tackle totals in a vacuum is a poor way of determining ones effectiveness IMHO.If I'm drafting in the top 10 I'm drafting a difference maker...Hawk is going to be exactly what I said he would be, a solid pro that will play for a long time but will never be a high impact linebacker.I won't say Hawk is a stud, yet, but he's been producing. You might say he's only getting his plays because the rest of the D sucks, so what? He's the #6 LB (in my leagues) as a rookie. Hardly a BUST.
He's already made a high impact with the Packers. I haven't been enamored with a lot of the moves Ted Thompson has made as Green Bay's GM, but he made the right call with Hawk. No question about that in my mind. He's a terrific player.To be clear I said Hawk will disappoint as a top 10 pick because he wont be a playmaker in the NFL.I never said he couldn't tackle...and looking at tackle totals in a vacuum is a poor way of determining ones effectiveness IMHO.If I'm drafting in the top 10 I'm drafting a difference maker...Hawk is going to be exactly what I said he would be, a solid pro that will play for a long time but will never be a high impact linebacker.I won't say Hawk is a stud, yet, but he's been producing. You might say he's only getting his plays because the rest of the D sucks, so what? He's the #6 LB (in my leagues) as a rookie. Hardly a BUST.
Judging all situations with a static methodology isn't how I go about evaluating players.So defensive players are judged on effectiveness not stats, while offensive players are judged on stats not effectiveness?If I'm drafting in the top 10 I'm drafting a difference maker...Hawk is going to be exactly what I said he would be, a solid pro that will play for a long time but will never be a high impact linebacker.
Bobby Carpenter can't even get on the field in Dallas.Hawk plays in every single down and distance situation for the Packers.I'd agree that Hawk is very overrated and will likely not play to the level a first round pick should play to.
He is very stiff in the way he moves and that'll really catch up with him at the pro level, especially for an outside backer. However, I really like his teammate, Bobby Carpenter, as I see him as being the opposite of AJ. I see Carpenter being the better pro than Hawk.Are there any other non Big10 homer, non-Great White Hype sheep in the house?
A sure tackler is valuable, just not the type of guy I take with a top 10 pick.Interesting that you can pick this up in his rookie year. Even more interesting that you don't consider a sure-tackler to have a big impact.
So your criteria for evaluation is dependent on what you want the results of that evaluation to be?Judging all situations with a static methodology isn't how I go about evaluating players.So defensive players are judged on effectiveness not stats, while offensive players are judged on stats not effectiveness?If I'm drafting in the top 10 I'm drafting a difference maker...Hawk is going to be exactly what I said he would be, a solid pro that will play for a long time but will never be a high impact linebacker.
Not sure how you can say that since he got hurt in the first pre-season game. Unless you're admitting it's pure conjecture/opinion.Chad Greenway was also potentially headed for bust-ville before he got injured.
No. Why would I want Hawk to be bad? I have no allegiances in the NFL and Hawk is a great role model.My criteria changes and is dependent on what each player's situation is.So your criteria for evaluation is dependent on what you want the results of that evaluation to be?Judging all situations with a static methodology isn't how I go about evaluating players.So defensive players are judged on effectiveness not stats, while offensive players are judged on stats not effectiveness?If I'm drafting in the top 10 I'm drafting a difference maker...Hawk is going to be exactly what I said he would be, a solid pro that will play for a long time but will never be a high impact linebacker.
might be the most unintentionally humorous post in this threadSee above post.Additonally, I think Katz is a good comparison because I think he was hyped for many of the same reasons Hawk is getting hyped...Hawk is the great white hype from "The Ohio State University"(which hasn't done **** in quite some time now)please list even a single reason why you think that.also, why do you think Katzenmoyer is a better comparison for Hawk than someone like Chris Spielman?I can't start a Hawk is overrated thread now??
I'm not buying the hype. I'm basing my decision on what I've seen from Hawk against non-Big 10 teams, in other words teams like Texas that actually have an elment of NFL caliber speed.
The Big10 doesn't have that element of NFL speed that the SEC/Pac10/Big12 do.
As a NFL fan who has spent the last 6 years in Kansas, following the Chiefs, I would.A sure tackler is valuable, just not the type of guy I take with a top 10 pick.Interesting that you can pick this up in his rookie year. Even more interesting that you don't consider a sure-tackler to have a big impact.
FWIW, while I'm a Michigan fan, I hate Ohio State. Doesn't prevent me from respecting a player.Are there any other non Big10 homer, non-Great White Hype sheep in the house?
Do you ever hype a player that didn't play in the Pac 10? do you ever rip on a player who came from the Pac 10?
I'm pretty sure I informed this board of Frank Gore's potential last year...and I hate Miami. I told everybody who would listen that Maroney was a player and I think the Big10 sucks.The answer is obviously yes.early reports were that EJ Henderson was going to beat him out for the starting WLB job. not saying Greenway would have definitely been a bust forever, but I think he would have done much less his rookie season than Hawk, Sims, and Ryans who were starting from day 1 on their respective teams.Not sure how you can say that since he got hurt in the first pre-season game. Unless you're admitting it's pure conjecture/opinion.Chad Greenway was also potentially headed for bust-ville before he got injured.
Speking of unintentional humor...are you claiming the Big10 is a speed conference now?might be the most unintentionally humorous post in this threadSee above post.Additonally, I think Katz is a good comparison because I think he was hyped for many of the same reasons Hawk is getting hyped...Hawk is the great white hype from "The Ohio State University"(which hasn't done **** in quite some time now)I'm not buying the hype. I'm basing my decision on what I've seen from Hawk against non-Big 10 teams, in other words teams like Texas that actually have an elment of NFL caliber speed.The Big10 doesn't have that element of NFL speed that the SEC/Pac10/Big12 do.
I think in the end that Greenway would have beaten out EJ. But we'll never know.early reports were that EJ Henderson was going to beat him out for the starting WLB job. not saying Greenway would have definitely been a bust forever, but I think he would have done much less his rookie season than Hawk, Sims, and Ryans who were starting from day 1 on their respective teams.Not sure how you can say that since he got hurt in the first pre-season game. Unless you're admitting it's pure conjecture/opinion.Chad Greenway was also potentially headed for bust-ville before he got injured.

you mean this thread?Do you ever hype a player that didn't play in the Pac 10? do you ever rip on a player who came from the Pac 10?I'm pretty sure I informed this board of Frank Gore's potential last year...and I hate Miami. I told everybody who would listen that Maroney was a player and I think the Big10 sucks.
The answer is obviously yes.
At least he made your list, pretty sure you weren't the first to "inform this board" of his talent. I even traded for him a year ago (then traded him away, but this isn't about meFor those of you who aren't fortunate to see all of the games, here's who I see as solid buy low candidates.
1. Titans Passing Game - McNair, Bennett, Calico, Troupe, Kinney
Let's not forget how good Pittsburgh's defense is at home. The Titans will have better passing weeks nearly every other week this season.
2. Lamont Jordan
At New England hasn't been a cakewalk traditionally for fantasy runningbacks and Lamont looks primed for a breakout season after his showing on Thursday. Don't be surprised if he finishes among the top 10 RBs this year.
3. Isaac Bruce
Don't give up the farm because Curtis' and McDonald's targets do concern me, but Bruce isn't going to fall off the face of the earth after putting up 1290 last year.
4. Mewelde Moore
The more I see of Bennett, the less I'm impressed.
5. Hines Ward
Pittsburgh will have to pass more than it did against Tennessee. Snag him if the value is there.
6. Mike Anderson
He's the best RB in Denver and torn rib cartilage is a minor injury.
7. Andre Johnson
Week 1 will be his worst week of the entire year.
8. Jermaine Wiggins
Was targeted a lot and had two TDs called back...if you need a TE and he's cheap, Wiggins wont disappoint.
9. Ahman Green
He'll be relied upon even more in '05 with Walker out and he's been hated on a fair amount in the preseason. If you can get him from a discouraged owner pull the trigger.
10. Frank Gore
Looked solid in limited action and Barlow was far from impressive. Could be huge for your second half.
)Never said I was the first...just very outspoken regarding his potential.At least he made your list, pretty sure you weren't the first to "inform this board" of his talent. I even traded for him a year ago (then traded him away, but this isn't about me)
I'd give that honor to Leinart and Bush...about as can't miss as they come.Honestly, I'd say he might be least likely to bust out of the supposed top10 picks outside of D'Brick.![]()

Never said I was the first...just very outspoken regarding his potential.At least he made your list, pretty sure you weren't the first to "inform this board" of his talent. I even traded for him a year ago (then traded him away, but this isn't about me)
When I read "I'm pretty sure I informed this board of Frank Gore's potential last year..." I take that as you acually INFORMING us of something we hadn't already heard.Bump to clarify my position all the way back in April...which was spot on.For my money he looked very average in those games which is partially why I think he should go in the late first/early second.I don't view him as the impact player that everybody else seems to.I guess you missed the Texas game and the Notre Dame game as well. Hawk lived up to the bill in those game from what I can remember. He stuffs the run, moves sideline to sideline and blitz well. Look, I hate the Buckeyes, but you gotta give the guy his props as he's been one of the top LBs in the country on one of the best defenses in the country the last two years.Hawk didn't go to a small school like Marshall he went to OHIO ST. He played against top level talent and no one could keep him away from the football. He has elite measurables and I don't think stop watches care if your black or white.Tell me this. If Hawk was a black LB from Marshall would be he be getting picked in the top 5?
I might need to make this a poll.This just in...the Big 10 sucks.
Bush/Leinar/Davis...these guys are impact players. Hawk is a solid starter, who may never see a Pro Bowl.
Actually, you said he'd be the "bust of the draft" and compared him to a guy who had 78 tackles for his NFL career. But nice work trying to change what you said you thought he'd be instead of saying you're wrong that he's not the "bust of the draft"To be clear I said Hawk will disappoint as a top 10 pick because he wont be a playmaker in the NFL.I never said he couldn't tackle...and looking at tackle totals in a vacuum is a poor way of determining ones effectiveness IMHO.If I'm drafting in the top 10 I'm drafting a difference maker...Hawk is going to be exactly what I said he would be, a solid pro that will play for a long time but will never be a high impact linebacker.I won't say Hawk is a stud, yet, but he's been producing. You might say he's only getting his plays because the rest of the D sucks, so what? He's the #6 LB (in my leagues) as a rookie. Hardly a BUST.
Actually, if you look at what I wrote in the posts it's clear my stance hasn't changed. The "BOD" subtitle was obviously posturing.Actually, you said he'd be the "bust of the draft" and compared him to a guy who had 78 tackles for his NFL career. But nice work trying to change what you said you thought he'd be instead of saying you're wrong that he's not the "bust of the draft"To be clear I said Hawk will disappoint as a top 10 pick because he wont be a playmaker in the NFL.I never said he couldn't tackle...and looking at tackle totals in a vacuum is a poor way of determining ones effectiveness IMHO.If I'm drafting in the top 10 I'm drafting a difference maker...Hawk is going to be exactly what I said he would be, a solid pro that will play for a long time but will never be a high impact linebacker.I won't say Hawk is a stud, yet, but he's been producing. You might say he's only getting his plays because the rest of the D sucks, so what? He's the #6 LB (in my leagues) as a rookie. Hardly a BUST.
defensive talent in the Big 10 is light years better than the Pac 10...yes. And Ohio State has never had a problem recruiting speed (Ted Ginn, Joey Galloway, Shawn Springs, etc.). We know Hawk is fast...unless you haven't seen his 40 times?if Hawk's numbers were inflated due to playing against "slow" players in the Big 10, how come he is doing the same thing in the NFL that he was doing in college?haven't you also criticized the Big 12 as being the "Slow 12"? Well, how come Vince Young is beating NFL defenses just like he did in college?If the Pac-10 defenders are so great and fast, how come there are no impact defensive rookies from that conference this year? Apart from Lofa Tatupu, who lacks ideal measurables but makes up for it with intangibles, what great defenders has the almighty Pac 10 produced in recent years?Speking of unintentional humor...are you claiming the Big10 is a speed conference now?
yes you were. repeatedly.btw, nice try clipping part of my quote off.I'd give that honor to Leinart and Bush...about as can't miss as they come.Honestly, I'd say he might be least likely to bust out of the supposed top10 picks outside of D'Brick.apart from Bush, Hawk is the safest pick in this draft.
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