http://www.yardbarker.com/content/player/1535 Recent articles about Antonio Chatman en-us this ones for you babygurl i know how you love your give back gigs actually its a good read. one of these times i'd like to be able to make it to one of these events Several NFL players are expected in Lakeland this weekend to offer instruction, sign autographs and mingle with fans during the Ronnie Ghent Youth Achievement Camp, sponsored by The County Buzz. Ghent, a New Orleans Saints tight end and former Lakeland High School star, will be joined by teammates Marvin Mitchell and Tyler Palko; Antonio Chatman and Quincy Wilson of the Cincinnati Bengals; Keiwan Ratliff of the Indianapolis Colts; Glenn Martinez of the Denver Broncos; Desmond Clark of the Chicago Bears; and the Atlanta Falcons' Chauncey Davis, County Buzz president Leo Etienne said. rest of the article at the link. knuckle up Thu, 10 Apr 2008 07:44:36 -0500 http://www.yardbarker.com/author/article/234243 http://www.yardbarker.com/author/article/234243 **EDIT** thanks to all who answered it is appreciated, that is what makes a good thread ;) !! an actual players perspective on the NON stop flapping of the jaws of Chad Johnson & i agree with the guy......where does it end. if this is the way he's treating his team now, can you imagine if he comes to one of the teams he's is supposedly rumored to be going to? no more diva clean up in philly please. i know you or most of you are all hungry for a WR/myself is surely included in that, but i'd much rather have a LEVEL headed player to compliment our already existing receivers then go through another distracted season over a diva ....... no time for it-READ the article ;) !! peace out, ck0712 EDIT: here for a second, our beloved & elite donovan ASKED FOR PLAYMAKERS yes, i'm aware of that, BUT he did not ask for playmakers that are gonna make a 3 ring circus outta the team as soon as things don't go there way!!!! ...Lets get #5 weapons, not TALKERS.......;) seems i've started a new phase hopefully here in the yard & that's getting back to the TEAM !! have a great easter & don't forget to bite the bunny ears off the bunnies ;)!! Sat, 22 Mar 2008 06:40:11 -0500 http://www.yardbarker.com/author/article/213971 http://www.yardbarker.com/author/article/213971 After an unsavory 2-3 start, I vow to roar back this week: Lesgo! 1. San Diego at Kansas City. This should be only slightly more competitive than Redskins-Colts, and I needed a fifth game. These teams play each other twice a year, Arrowhead's a bitch to play at, KC needs a win, etc. San Diego doesn't roll over Kansas entirely in this game, but they run away with it when the Chiefs' defense dissolves in the second half. Two injured tackles will give the Chief's a fighting chance at getting to Rivers, maybe a couple of Allen sacks. Chargers 35, Chiefs 21. 2. Carolina at Cincinnati. Levi Jones out for Cincy, look for a lot of Carson going down. I don't think the Bengals can get much done with Antonio Chatman as their third receiver in this offense. But I can't believe the Bengals aren't mad, and won't come out and make this a game. Carolina rolls on. Panthers 31, Bengals 21. 3. Pittsburgh at Atlanta. Both of these teams need this win, probably Pittsburgh more than Atlanta. Atlanta is banged up on the defensive line, Pittsburgh on the offense. Vick can work wonders at home, but he's busted at the shoulder. There goes passing. This one could get ugly, and Pittsburgh loves ugly. Steelers 23, Falcons 13. 4. Minnesota at Seattle. This won't surprise anyone who has read me before, but I don't think Seattle has this one in the bag like it would appear. The Vikings just might blow this one out of the water. Seattle won messy last week, but I got a gut feeling ... not founded on anything, but I'm going for it: Vikings 38, Seattle 21. 5. New York Giants at Dallas. A real jewel of a game, hopefully. Or will familiarity breed attrition? These games always speed up at the end after a grueling first half. I again go with grudges and stick with the team I like. Plus, another Dallas loss will create some interesting drama: they can't take many more, really. So I say Drew throws 4 picks and gets benched in the 4th quarter of a trouncing. New York gets up early and keeps it that way. Cowboys will wish Tiki had retired last offseason. Giants 41, Cowboys 21. Fri, 20 Oct 2006 04:58:13 -0500 http://www.yardbarker.com/author/article/3750 http://www.yardbarker.com/author/article/3750