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[EBF]

Higgins is an athlete. He would be an interesting sleeper if he got more looks at WR.

 

[⚡DEADHEAD⚡]

O'Sullivan lost any shot at starting last night. I hope he's not cut.

 

[T Bell]

O'Sullivan lost any shot at starting last night. I hope he's not cut.

Why?

 

[⚡DEADHEAD⚡]

O'Sullivan lost any shot at starting last night. I hope he's not cut.

Why?

That's easy. He went to UC-Davis.Go Ags.

 

[T Bell]

O'Sullivan lost any shot at starting last night. I hope he's not cut.

Why?

That's easy. He went to UC-Davis.Go Ags.

Ok. That's actually along the lines of what I was figuring.

 

[valhallan]

sorry, i can't stand these clowns (York, Nolan & co.) anymore :IBTL:

How to ruin an NFL Franchise by John York

Waaah. Go watch your five Super Bowl highlights videos.Signed,

A Saints fan

While being mired for decades in mediocrity is obviously painful, I can tell you as a 'Skins fans that it may even be more painful to see your team succeed, and than afterward be left with hope for a chronically average team that they might, just might break through again. It can be even more frustrating to have tasted victory; like an addiction you want more. In the words of Red, "Hope is a dangerous thing. Hope can drive a man insane."

Not to derail the thread too much, but see if you can come up with the greatest Saints highlight of all time. Go ahead, think about all those great players and games we've had over the past 4 decades. Having trouble? Yeah, me too.

That's all.. back to Oak/SF talk.

 

[T Bell]

sorry, i can't stand these clowns (York, Nolan & co.) anymore

How to ruin an NFL Franchise by John York

Waaah. Go watch your five Super Bowl highlights videos.Signed,

A Saints fan

While being mired for decades in mediocrity is obviously painful, I can tell you as a 'Skins fans that it may even be more painful to see your team succeed, and than afterward be left with hope for a chronically average team that they might, just might break through again. It can be even more frustrating to have tasted victory; like an addiction you want more. In the words of Red, "Hope is a dangerous thing. Hope can drive a man insane."

Not to derail the thread too much, but see if you can come up with the greatest Saints highlight of all time. Go ahead, think about all those great players and games we've had over the past 4 decades. Having trouble? Yeah, me too.

That's all.. back to Oak/SF talk.

Yeah, I wouldn't switch places with you, but it still hurts all the same.

 

[a_troll00]

From what I've seen so far, the Raiders running game looks very good. The passing game leaves a lot to be desired. This is Russel's first training camp and there's a lot he needs to pick up in a hurry.

 

[Nemesis Enforcer]

Watching the replay of this, all I can say is wow. There are interceptions and then there is what O'Sullivan just did. Poor, poor decision there, aside from throwing it directly to a Raider it absolutely killed the momentum they were building with that drive. Raiders seem to be getting a lot of pressure on him and aside from Morgan everyone else in the passing game seems non-existent. Was really hoping to see Davis being more involved in the passing game, just read the box score and saw 1 for 3 yards ugh.

 

[Post Corner]

Frank Gore has awesome vision.

Not much else shown from 49er offense

Gore looked OK my book. This guy is down on him though:http://www.fantasysharks.com/artman2/publi..._Frank_Gore.htm

Interesting article, but I don't agree.

 

[One]

I'm starting to believe this O'Sullivan trick isn't a gag anymore.

Besides the INT, I thought he looked good for what time he had to work with. The guy was running for his life. Nolan seems to see something beyond the two mistakes.

For now, Nolan sounded most intrigued by O'Sullivan, who started Friday and delivered the biggest spark among the three candidates.

O'Sullivan completed 5 of 8 passes for 71 yards and looked in sync with rookie receiver Josh Morgan.

But his compelling case was tainted by an interception and a fumble, both coming on chances O'Sullivan didn't need to take. "J.T. O' Sullivan did a very good job, if not for those two turnovers,'' Nolan said. "But those two turnovers did occur. You have to take everything into account."

O'Sullivan had moved the 49ers 56 yards on seven plays before chucking a 35-yard pass over everyone but cornerback Stanford Routt.

He later fumbled while trying to scramble for the marker on third-and-six.

O'Sullivan also ad-libbed a backward pass to running back DeShaun Foster, a play that backfired for a 4-yard loss.

Still, Nolan sounded as if he found something to admire in the miscues.

Asked about the Foster play, he said the ill-advised gambit was the result of O'Sullivan's competitive nature. "It's like Brett Favre trying to make a play,'' he said.

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