06-17-2013, 09:57 AM
I'm glad to hear that he didn't have any delusions about where he was going, that he was expecting to be a UDFA and then make the most of it. I'm glad he's on a team, hope he can find a roster spot.
Why Terrence Brown left
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06-17-2013, 07:53 PM
There are now 3 of our guys in Cincy: R. Whalen, the Mayor, and Brown. Hopefully they will get some airtime on Hard Knocks (though I would guess the focus will fall on guys like Pacman Jones or Andy Dalton).
There are now 3 of our guys in Cincy: R. Whalen, the Mayor, and Brown. Hopefully they will get some airtime on Hard Knocks (though I would guess the focus will fall on guys like Pacman Jones or Andy Dalton).
06-18-2013, 07:26 AM
Man, my childhood team, the Bungles, where careers go to die, a fate I would not wish upon any Stanford graduate. Not even Kal or UCLA grads. $C or ND grads certainly. Still a chance is a chance. And right now, the near future looks bright for the Bungles. Fool's Gold.
Only seen Hard Knocks a couple times, long ago. My understanding is that they focus on rookies particularly undrafted ones trying to make the team. So there's a good chance, Stephens and/or Brown will feature prominently. Unless, of course, it is train wreck television that HBO's going for a la Antonio Cromartie not remembering the names of his kids.
Maybe I should bite the bullet and get broadcast basic + HBO so I can watch this and Game of Thrones. BTW my experience in LA is that there was regulation that required the cable industry to offer premium channels a la carte as long as you got basic basic cable (just the over the air channels). This is a secret that the cable industry did not want publicized.
Only seen Hard Knocks a couple times, long ago. My understanding is that they focus on rookies particularly undrafted ones trying to make the team. So there's a good chance, Stephens and/or Brown will feature prominently. Unless, of course, it is train wreck television that HBO's going for a la Antonio Cromartie not remembering the names of his kids.
Maybe I should bite the bullet and get broadcast basic + HBO so I can watch this and Game of Thrones. BTW my experience in LA is that there was regulation that required the cable industry to offer premium channels a la carte as long as you got basic basic cable (just the over the air channels). This is a secret that the cable industry did not want publicized.
Man, my childhood team, the Bungles, where careers go to die, a fate I would not wish upon any Stanford graduate. Not even Kal or UCLA grads. $C or ND grads certainly. Still a chance is a chance. And right now, the near future looks bright for the Bungles. Fool's Gold.
Only seen Hard Knocks a couple times, long ago. My understanding is that they focus on rookies particularly undrafted ones trying to make the team. So there's a good chance, Stephens and/or Brown will feature prominently. Unless, of course, it is train wreck television that HBO's going for a la Antonio Cromartie not remembering the names of his kids.
Maybe I should bite the bullet and get broadcast basic + HBO so I can watch this and Game of Thrones. BTW my experience in LA is that there was regulation that required the cable industry to offer premium channels a la carte as long as you got basic basic cable (just the over the air channels). This is a secret that the cable industry did not want publicized.
Only seen Hard Knocks a couple times, long ago. My understanding is that they focus on rookies particularly undrafted ones trying to make the team. So there's a good chance, Stephens and/or Brown will feature prominently. Unless, of course, it is train wreck television that HBO's going for a la Antonio Cromartie not remembering the names of his kids.
Maybe I should bite the bullet and get broadcast basic + HBO so I can watch this and Game of Thrones. BTW my experience in LA is that there was regulation that required the cable industry to offer premium channels a la carte as long as you got basic basic cable (just the over the air channels). This is a secret that the cable industry did not want publicized.
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