EastCoastNiner

It wasn't working for me multiple times tonight, but I'm fine now. I know some others are having difficulty accessing the site.

You're very uneducated about the topic. Hitting the gym is great and the best option if you want to get big, but that's not the objective of P90x. This is a program for people who want to trim down or tone up, not get big.

That's a terrible comparison.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSQpthMyivE&feature=related 1:25 = BEAST!

That's because he's a great QB. . Adrian Peterson gets the box stacked against him a [expletive]load.

You're living in the past with the Vikings O-Line. The Titans O-Line is better than the Vikings O-Line, and Brett Farve was under pressure all season long.

Also, I disagree with Kyle a lot, but I don't see the point in making fun of him collecting cards. People collect sports jersey's, autographs, and many other things and it's not lame. Not to mention that the cards may be worth a lot one day.

I'm always surprised at how many people that don't really watch hockey much actually appreciate it. It's not all fighting, especially during the playoffs where there is basically none. It's very close between football and hockey, but once the playoffs hit, there's really nothing like a 7 game series with extreme intensity. However, once the NFL playoffs come around, I may say they are tied. .

Also, as I mentioned in the post about, Sports Illustrated asked six NFL personnel and six NFL players, and both were unanimous in their decisions, but for different players. The personnel all said Adrian Peterson, and the players all said Chris Johnson. That's really surprising to me, and I would seem to think the players know the skill-sets very well, but the personnel get to see many more games than the actual players and scout more. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/jim_trotter/12/17/rbs/index.html

It's funny how Adrian Peterson goes from being arguable the most talented HB that people have ever seen and the clear-cut best HB in the NFL to 2nd place behind Chris Johnson. . Not to mention I heard a poll the other day that asked this question to GM's, and it was UNANIMOUS for Adrian Peterson. Also, this is a decent analysis of their respective O-Lines. http://profootballfocus.com/articles.php?tab=articles&arc=&id=169

Yes, I think they will be able to contain him better. He may still rush for 1,500 yards+, but I just think Adrian Peterson is the whole package, especially if he stops fumbling a lot, which is a big question mark. Also, DaBearsFan is would say Thomas Jones or someone of his caliber is better than Adrian Peterson just because they don't play in the NFC North.

Who do you think is the better HB? I'm going with Adrian Peterson without thinking twice. The guy is a physical specimen, can out run you and run through you. Chris Johnson is all speed, and it's going to catch up to him soon, unless he hits the injury bug first.

1. Show me a post where I said Lester was the best pitcher in the NFL. 2. Michael Crabtree coming in late to the season and performing exceptionally well on a poor offense is some solid evidence. Not to mention that Darnell Docket said he's his breakout player of the year, and could have picked anyone, especially not in the NFC West. 3. He threw 18 TD's behind a poor offensive-line, coming into the season 5 and a half games late. 4. That made no sense at all. 5. That's just true, and you need to accept the facts.There's a reason he was selected to start in the pro-bowl, and it's sure as hell not because he has the largest fan-base(Cowboys). The coaches and players selected hi, and he has a superior skill-set to Jason Witten. It's alright though, we all know Tony Romo isn't a choker and that David Wright is the best 3rd-baseman in the league(something you have said before). .

Those sites are cheaper if you are only buying one or two jersey's because most of those sites don't offer a big discount for buying a lot of jersey's. The NHL ones look legit too.

I know people that have bought 10+ jerseys from this site, and they are all sick. You can also get four fitted hats for just $60, and shipping and handling is free on everything!

They look sick, and I have found many, many, many more positive reviews about them than negative reviews. I'll let everyone know how the NFL jersey's are when I get them next week hopefully.

When you go to a game, no one is going to really notice that they are fake, and you'll notice that most people are wearing fake ones themselves. I'll take a 80-90% "fake" jersey for $26 over a 100% real authentic jersey any day of the week.

Has anyone purchased any jersey's from there? I have looked online quite a bit and tons of people say they love their products. If you buy five jersey's, they are only $26 each, and there's free shipping, and the jersey's are polyester and stitched. Here are some pictures of ones that I just bought. http://www.nfljerseysupply.com/san-francisco-49ers-11-alex-smith-white-nfl-jersey-2402.html http://www.nfljerseysupply.com/new-england-patriots-randy-moss-81-white-team-50th-nfl-jersey-3063.html I've bought the damn replica jersey's for $30 before and they were the ones that didn't have stuff stitched on. Just look at those jerseys! They look pretty damn sick, and if you get a bunch of friends that want some, just put in one big order and you'll get a bigger discount!!!!! BEAST!

Touche. .

I don't see myself stopping anytime soon. It's always something to do, and when you are at college, you have a ton of people to play them with and have tournaments and everything. If anything, going to college increased the time I've played video games.

How about no? How about he will be a 20/12 player, and will be nothing like Nene?

Here's you taking things too literally and out of context again. It doesn't matter when they were going to retire. The point was he didn't want to play with other superstars.

That title is so confusing. . I was wondering how most of you liked this list. If it was the entire decade the list blows, but maybe the OP's grammer just blows. .

Jordan's right. He would just team up with Scottie Pippen and one of the greatest rebounders in NBA history. . What did you do without a solid big man, Michael? Oh, that's right, absolutely nothing because you're an over-rated, cocky, fool.

I've never been a fan of drafting HB's early, but that may change for me this year. It's easier for me to find sleeper WR's late in the draft. I think your team's alright, but a lot of it hinges on Ryan Grant, who I took a chance on last year, and it didn't pay off.