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Lockout Dooms Cardinals, NFL
Congratulations NFL! You did it. What had been widely expected for quite some time finally came to fruition this evening. You have yourself a lockout. Players and owners can share the blame on this one no matter how much either side will tell you they are the ones being hurt the most. Don't believe a word that comes out of their mouths. It's a case of millionaires vs...
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March 12, 2011
Discuss
Possible Lockout? Winning!
Winning! With the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement still in limbo, I look at who the lockout doesn't hurt, but could actually help. Yes, that's right, a lockout could help some people. Say what you ask?
The following could benefit from an NFL shutdown:
Charlie Sheen of course. It gives us more time to focus on his new Twitter account and allows us as fans more time to go...
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March 05, 2011
Possible Lockout? Winning!
Winning! With the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement still in limbo, I look at who the lockout doesn't hurt, but could actually help. Yes, that's right, a lockout could help some people. Say what you ask?
The following could benefit from an NFL shutdown:
Charlie Sheen of course. It gives us more time to focus on his new Twitter account and allows us as fans more time to go...
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March 05, 2011
Possible Lockout? Winning!
Winning! With the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement still in limbo, I look at who the lockout doesn't hurt, but could actually help. Yes, that's right, a lockout could help some people. Say what you ask?
The following could benefit from an NFL shutdown:
Charlie Sheen of course. It gives us more time to focus on his new Twitter account and allows us as fans more time to go...
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March 05, 2011
Possible Lockout? Winning!
Winning! With the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement still in limbo, I look at who the lockout doesn't hurt, but could actually help. Yes, that's right, a lockout could help some people. Say what you ask?
The following could benefit from an NFL shutdown:
Charlie Sheen of course. It gives us more time to focus on his new Twitter account and allows us as fans more time to go...
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March 05, 2011
Possible Lockout? Winning!
Winning! With the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement still in limbo, I look at who the lockout doesn't hurt, but could actually help. Yes, that's right, a lockout could help some people. Say what you ask?
The following could benefit from an NFL shutdown:
Charlie Sheen of course. It gives us more time to focus on his new Twitter account and allows us as fans more time to go...
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March 05, 2011
Possible Lockout? Winning!
Winning! With the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement still in limbo, I look at who the lockout doesn't hurt, but could actually help. Yes, that's right, a lockout could help some people. Say what you ask?
The following could benefit from an NFL shutdown:
Charlie Sheen of course. It gives us more time to focus on his new Twitter account and allows us as fans more time to go...
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March 05, 2011
Possible Lockout? Winning!
Winning! With the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement still in limbo, I look at who the lockout doesn't hurt, but could actually help. Yes, that's right, a lockout could help some people. Say what you ask?
The following could benefit from an NFL shutdown:
Charlie Sheen of course. It gives us more time to focus on his new Twitter account and allows us as fans more time to go...
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March 05, 2011
Possible Lockout? Winning!
Winning! With the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement still in limbo, I look at who the lockout doesn't hurt, but could actually help. Yes, that's right, a lockout could help some people. Say what you ask?
The following could benefit from an NFL shutdown:
Charlie Sheen of course. It gives us more time to focus on his new Twitter account and allows us as fans more time to go...
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|
March 05, 2011
Possible Lockout? Winning!
Winning! With the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement still in limbo, I look at who the lockout doesn't hurt, but could actually help. Yes, that's right, a lockout could help some people. Say what you ask?
The following could benefit from an NFL shutdown:
Charlie Sheen of course. It gives us more time to focus on his new Twitter account and allows us as fans more time to go...
Via Raising Zona
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March 05, 2011
Possible Lockout? Winning!
Winning! With the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement still in limbo, I look at who the lockout doesn't hurt, but could actually help. Yes, that's right, a lockout could help some people. Say what you ask?
The following could benefit from an NFL shutdown:
Charlie Sheen of course. It gives us more time to focus on his new Twitter account and allows us as fans more time to go...
Via Raising Zona
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March 05, 2011
Possible Lockout? Winning!
Winning! With the NFL Collective Bargaining Agreement still in limbo, I look at who the lockout doesn't hurt, but could actually help. Yes, that's right, a lockout could help some people. Say what you ask?
The following could benefit from an NFL shutdown:
Charlie Sheen of course. It gives us more time to focus on his new Twitter account and allows us as fans more time to go...
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March 05, 2011
As We All Take Our Collective Breath
Ok, we all know now that the NFL owners and players have agreed to a one week extension to try to come up with a new Collective Barganing Agreement. Will it work or is it just delaying the inevitable?
As far as I'm concerned it just delays the inevitable. You can give 40 or 50 extensions and I really truly believe all it does is delay the impending lockout. The real question...
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March 05, 2011
As We All Take Our Collective Breath
Ok, we all know now that the NFL owners and players have agreed to a one week extension to try to come up with a new Collective Barganing Agreement. Will it work or is it just delaying the inevitable?
As far as I'm concerned it just delays the inevitable. You can give 40 or 50 extensions and I really truly believe all it does is delay the impending lockout. The real question...
Via Raising Zona
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March 05, 2011
As We All Take Our Collective Breath
Ok, we all know now that the NFL owners and players have agreed to a one week extension to try to come up with a new Collective Barganing Agreement. Will it work or is it just delaying the inevitable?
As far as I'm concerned it just delays the inevitable. You can give 40 or 50 extensions and I really truly believe all it does is delay the impending lockout. The real question...
Via Raising Zona
|
March 05, 2011
As We All Take Our Collective Breath
Ok, we all know now that the NFL owners and players have agreed to a one week extension to try to come up with a new Collective Barganing Agreement. Will it work or is it just delaying the inevitable?
As far as I'm concerned it just delays the inevitable. You can give 40 or 50 extensions and I really truly believe all it does is delay the impending lockout. The real question...
Via Raising Zona
|
March 05, 2011
As We All Take Our Collective Breath
Ok, we all know now that the NFL owners and players have agreed to a one week extension to try to come up with a new Collective Barganing Agreement. Will it work or is it just delaying the inevitable?
As far as I'm concerned it just delays the inevitable. You can give 40 or 50 extensions and I really truly believe all it does is delay the impending lockout. The real question...
Via Raising Zona
|
March 05, 2011
As We All Take Our Collective Breath
Ok, we all know now that the NFL owners and players have agreed to a one week extension to try to come up with a new Collective Barganing Agreement. Will it work or is it just delaying the inevitable?
As far as I'm concerned it just delays the inevitable. You can give 40 or 50 extensions and I really truly believe all it does is delay the impending lockout. The real question...
Via Raising Zona
|
March 05, 2011
As We All Take Our Collective Breath
Ok, we all know now that the NFL owners and players have agreed to a one week extension to try to come up with a new Collective Barganing Agreement. Will it work or is it just delaying the inevitable?
As far as I'm concerned it just delays the inevitable. You can give 40 or 50 extensions and I really truly believe all it does is delay the impending lockout. The real question...
Via Raising Zona
|
March 05, 2011
As We All Take Our Collective Breath
Ok, we all know now that the NFL owners and players have agreed to a one week extension to try to come up with a new Collective Barganing Agreement. Will it work or is it just delaying the inevitable?
As far as I'm concerned it just delays the inevitable. You can give 40 or 50 extensions and I really truly believe all it does is delay the impending lockout. The real question...
Via Raising Zona
|
March 05, 2011
As We All Take Our Collective Breath
Ok, we all know now that the NFL owners and players have agreed to a one week extension to try to come up with a new Collective Barganing Agreement. Will it work or is it just delaying the inevitable?
As far as I'm concerned it just delays the inevitable. You can give 40 or 50 extensions and I really truly believe all it does is delay the impending lockout. The real question...
Via Raising Zona
|
March 05, 2011
As We All Take Our Collective Breath
Ok, we all know now that the NFL owners and players have agreed to a one week extension to try to come up with a new Collective Barganing Agreement. Will it work or is it just delaying the inevitable?
As far as I'm concerned it just delays the inevitable. You can give 40 or 50 extensions and I really truly believe all it does is delay the impending lockout. The real question...
Via Raising Zona
|
March 05, 2011
As We All Take Our Collective Breath
Ok, we all know now that the NFL owners and players have agreed to a one week extension to try to come up with a new Collective Barganing Agreement. Will it work or is it just delaying the inevitable?
As far as I'm concerned it just delays the inevitable. You can give 40 or 50 extensions and I really truly believe all it does is delay the impending lockout. The real question...
Via Raising Zona
|
March 05, 2011
As We All Take Our Collective Breath
Ok, we all know now that the NFL owners and players have agreed to a one week extension to try to come up with a new Collective Barganing Agreement. Will it work or is it just delaying the inevitable?
As far as I'm concerned it just delays the inevitable. You can give 40 or 50 extensions and I really truly believe all it does is delay the impending lockout. The real question...
Via Raising Zona
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March 05, 2011
Cardinals NFL Draft Preview: Tight End
As stocked as the Arizona Cardinals were at tight end just a couple of seasons ago, it seems as if the well has run dry at the position a little ever since the Super Bowl run. The Cards drafted Jim Dray last season out of Stanford, but as far as I am concerned, the jury is still out on him. At times it seemed as if a ghost would have played better at the position than he did...
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February 28, 2011
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