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Ok.. you're wrong again. Actually, to be completely accurate the players have been ok with 49 percent of all revenues since friggin February. Also, in 2006 the players received 52.74 percent of total revenues, in 2007, they received 51.84 percent total, and in 2009, they received 50.06 percent...

Nope. They said from the beginning of this all they'd be fine with a 50/50 split.

It hurts, doesn't it? Mr. "Im never wrong" lol

The players wanted 50 percent to start with. The owners wanted to give them much less than that PLUS take an extra billiion or two off the top of total revenues. We ended up at the players getting 48 percent. Win for players. The players have also been saying since February that they would...

Really tough to swallow when you thought something was going to work out one way, and it is working out the complete opposite way isn't it big guy? Don't cry.. the owners are doing what they should do and we're gonna have football! lol

The owners are the ones making all the big concessions by all reports so far. The players at this point are getting pretty close to what they originally wanted anyway. D. Smith isn't such a huge idiot after all.. imagine that.

That wouldn't be bad. Would have to be a deal with a very very low base pay and a high signing bonus in order to actually save us money, but i can't see a player having a problem with that.

Is your source a hick in Arizona living out of a trailer sitting in a beanbag chair eating cheetos? Because as long as he has a TV, and had it tuned to ESPN, he..like the rest of us.. would have had this info yesterday.

Also.. is that even news? A columnist thinks a guy is a bust. Whoopdeedoo. Please get this deal signed so we can have actual football news again.

Its not a "source" if they name who made the statement.. fyi.

Actually, so far.. it looks like its the other way around.

Be tough to do in a single year. I say cut Davis for salary cap room and resign Kosier on the cheap.

My what an astute perspective.. Who has then.. in your opinion?

I don't think speed off the ball is something that is a huge issue with your 300 lb DE in a 34. He's still strong enough to hold up at the POA and hold up blockers for Ware to get in there and make plays. Of course, it doesn't help when Ware is being dominated by TE's, but the point still...

The name on the back of the jersey might give it away of course.

Of the 3 runs that went his way, he was in on 2 tackles, took on a double team on the play at :30, where D Ware got completely blown up and knocked on his ass by a 3rd string TE, and also had one bad play that he got knocked out of the play completely on towards the end there. So really he had...

As in.. he's been our best and most stout DL'man against the run since we signed him. He does his job of holding up the offensive lineman from getting to the second level well.

I wouldn't even say Spears is better against the run. Igor is a rock anchoring against the run, and while he doesn't get too much pressure, he fills his role of anchoring while allowing D Ware to have the space he needs to rack up big sack numbers year after year. My opinioin, is that Igor has...

Got about 10 seconds in.. had to shut it down. Can't stand Coldplay.

They certainly are..