Mr. P

one of the things i was reading about this Dodge kid is that he is built like a safety and you wouldnt think he was a punter when he walked up. and that he loves looking for the tackle.

its 1pm on sunday and they are talking about baseball

ok after the release of the jpp-atar i dont think i can commit to using the feagletar for the whole season. but ill never retire it forever and its still my favorite ever.

hahahah brilliant.

if feagles retires im thinking of rocking the feagletar from the day he retires until the end of the football season. possibly even as my facebook picture.

... feagletar: spagatar: gilbratar: sheritar: fewelltar: nunnatar:

i think we are getting a peak into jacks true feelings about "the blacks"

qb dom randoplph holy cross

i go B+

Coughlin says they drafted Dillard to compete for MLB job.

from giants beat writer Pat Traina: Reese said he hasn't ruled out adding another LB to the mix.

actually the beat writers are saying feagles has told reese hes reconsidering retirement and hes not sure how his body will hold up for another season. probably factored ALOT into this pick.

feagles will not be stopped.

Mike Mayock, NFL Network 184 -- Giants -- DE Adrian Tracy Another conversion prospect from the CAA. Moats went a few picks ago, and now Tracy to the Giants. Tracy is long, he's athletic, and he runs well. My only issue with him is his ability to stack the edge. I don't think he's strong enough to be a three-down player yet. But, he has talent, and the ability to get to the QB. Six picks, with five on defense for the Giants.

Overview Despite walking on to the William & Mary football team, Tracy earned his way onto the field early in his career. In fact, he started every game in his four years in Williamsburg, Va. - a Tribe school record. Tracy racked up 42 tackles, 15.5 for loss and six sacks as a true freshman, then added 63 more stops, nine for loss and three sacks in 2007. He stepped up his game in his junior year, making 72 tackles, 15.5 for loss and 10 sacks to earn first-team All-Colonial Athletic Association honors. Tracy's 78 tackles - 50 solo, 22 for loss - and 12 sacks not only allowed coaches to vote him to the all-conference first team again, but also earned him multiple All-American honors. During the week of the Texas vs. the Nation Challenge, Tracy displayed the toughness and movement in space needed to play linebacker at the next level. Although he doesn't have elite speed, his all-around game will make him a likely special teams player early in his career and possibly a strong contributor on defense as he learns the pro game. Analysis Read & React: Needs to improve his backfield awareness, will lose the ball and get taken away from the play by misdirection. Lacks elite reaction time, but will close on the ball quickly when he finds it. Run defense: Held up well against strong-side tackles at defensive end, but found it hard to disengage. Does use his hands and upper-body strength well to get off tight end blocks on the edge and fight through trash to reach the ball. Willing to take on fullback blocks in the hole, stays low and delivers a blow but lowers his head and shoulder at times instead of keeping his head up. Needs to defeat cut blocks more regularly. Pass defense: Fluid and quick dropping at the correct angle. Has the quickness to attack plays in his zone. Good chaser to the ball in space to help out teammates. Good length and vertical to affect passing lanes when coming off the edge. Inexperienced at recognizing routes. Tackling: Strong arms to wrap up and drag down ballcarriers inside and on the edge. Secure, but not especially explosive, as a tackler. Will duck his head, though, instead of bringing his hips. Plays a bit stiff, and could be more consistent breaking down to adjust to elusive runners in space. Should contribute on special teams because of his hustle and length. Pass Rush/Blitz: Uses his length, strength and hustle to get a pass rush, rather than elite speed and explosion off the edge. Able to bull rush lesser tackles. Sheds tight end blocks off the edge and can rip off in either direction. Could be more consistent running through running back blocks; tries to run around them rather than using his superior strength. Needs more pass rush moves. Intangibles: Team captain, solid character. Intelligent player recruited by Ivy and Patriot League schools; on schedule to graduate with kinesiology degree

add in some reference to antonio pierce and you are pretty spot on.

the only thing i dont like about him is he has 2 first names, and they are both chick names.

gotta be happy for lefevour, itd be awesome to be drafted by your favorite team.

i guess hes a olb/de

adrian tracy, olb, wiliiam and mary

i cant figure out the reference.

yeah after cutler throws 20+ picks for the next 3 years lefevour could be a good replacement.

which ones?