The Official kiddiccarus 2007 NFL Thread
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gt40_2003wes
I did sound a wee bit gay there.
gt40_2003wes
I did sound a wee bit gay there.
we talk all kinda trash in this thread it may turn into a drunk thread befor the seasons over thts why i love this thread so much!!!
03ghoststang
Well-Known Member
Bills TE undergoes surgery
Bills' Everett has surgery after severe neck injury
Associated Press
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- Kevin Everett underwent surgery on Sunday evening, hours after the reserve tight end showed no signs of movement after sustaining a cervical spine injury in the Buffalo Bills season opener against the Denver Broncos.
Bills spokesman Scott Berchtold said he was informed by the team's medical staff the player went into surgery at a Buffalo hospital at about 8 p.m. Berchtold said he had no further information, and didn't know whether Everett had shown any signs of movement since he was driven off the field in an ambulance.
Bills lose three starters
It was a difficult day of injuries for the Bills, who also lost three defensive starters in the 15-14 loss to the Broncos.
Free safety Ko Simpson is out indefinitely after breaking his left ankle. Cornerback Jason Webster is also out indefinitely after breaking his forearm in the fourth quarter. Linebacker Coy Wire, who was filling in for injured starter Keith Ellison, was lost when he sprained his knee in the first quarter. More
» Week 1 injuries Coach Dick Jauron said immediately following the game that the player sustained a cervical spine injury, but wouldn't discuss the severity of the injury.
The player's agent Brian Overstreet was not immediately available for comment.
Everett fell to the ground and never moved after a helmet-to-helmet hit when he tackled Denver's Domenik Hixon during a kickoff to open the second half. Everett was placed on a backboard with his head and body immobilized, and carefully loaded into an ambulance at the Broncos 30.
The game was delayed for about 15 minutes, and the Bills gathered at the sideline while doctors attended to the player.
Everett's injury cast a pall over the Bills following a season-opening 15-14 loss, with several players expressing concern about their teammate.
"It was real hard," cornerback Terrence McGee said. "I watched the whole thing and he never moved. ... It's real sad to see him go off on a stretcher, but we hope he's OK."
"It's real sad," added receiver Roscoe Parrish, who played with Everett at the University of Miami. "When something like that happens to a close friend of yours, and you know how much he loves football, it bothers you."
Denver players expressed concern, including kicker Jason Elam, who kicked the winning field goal as time ran out.
Before taking questions after the game, Elam said: "What we heard is not good, so for our whole team, our prayers go out to him."
Buffalo's third-round draft pick in 2005, Everett missed his entire rookie season with a knee injury, and spent most of his second season limited to special teams duty.
The Bills liked Everett's 6-foot-4 frame, and were counting on him to play a role in their passing attack this season.
Buffalo also lost defensive starters Ko Simpson, Cory Wire and Jason Webster to injuries.
Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press.
WOW this really sucks
Bills' Everett has surgery after severe neck injury
Associated Press
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- Kevin Everett underwent surgery on Sunday evening, hours after the reserve tight end showed no signs of movement after sustaining a cervical spine injury in the Buffalo Bills season opener against the Denver Broncos.
Bills spokesman Scott Berchtold said he was informed by the team's medical staff the player went into surgery at a Buffalo hospital at about 8 p.m. Berchtold said he had no further information, and didn't know whether Everett had shown any signs of movement since he was driven off the field in an ambulance.
Bills lose three starters
It was a difficult day of injuries for the Bills, who also lost three defensive starters in the 15-14 loss to the Broncos.
Free safety Ko Simpson is out indefinitely after breaking his left ankle. Cornerback Jason Webster is also out indefinitely after breaking his forearm in the fourth quarter. Linebacker Coy Wire, who was filling in for injured starter Keith Ellison, was lost when he sprained his knee in the first quarter. More
» Week 1 injuries Coach Dick Jauron said immediately following the game that the player sustained a cervical spine injury, but wouldn't discuss the severity of the injury.
The player's agent Brian Overstreet was not immediately available for comment.
Everett fell to the ground and never moved after a helmet-to-helmet hit when he tackled Denver's Domenik Hixon during a kickoff to open the second half. Everett was placed on a backboard with his head and body immobilized, and carefully loaded into an ambulance at the Broncos 30.
The game was delayed for about 15 minutes, and the Bills gathered at the sideline while doctors attended to the player.
Everett's injury cast a pall over the Bills following a season-opening 15-14 loss, with several players expressing concern about their teammate.
"It was real hard," cornerback Terrence McGee said. "I watched the whole thing and he never moved. ... It's real sad to see him go off on a stretcher, but we hope he's OK."
"It's real sad," added receiver Roscoe Parrish, who played with Everett at the University of Miami. "When something like that happens to a close friend of yours, and you know how much he loves football, it bothers you."
Denver players expressed concern, including kicker Jason Elam, who kicked the winning field goal as time ran out.
Before taking questions after the game, Elam said: "What we heard is not good, so for our whole team, our prayers go out to him."
Buffalo's third-round draft pick in 2005, Everett missed his entire rookie season with a knee injury, and spent most of his second season limited to special teams duty.
The Bills liked Everett's 6-foot-4 frame, and were counting on him to play a role in their passing attack this season.
Buffalo also lost defensive starters Ko Simpson, Cory Wire and Jason Webster to injuries.
Copyright 2007 by The Associated Press.
WOW this really sucks
03ghoststang
Well-Known Member
You guys thought the steelers looked good today?
I'm black and gold all the way, but I thought they looked pretty average today. They made some good plays and were really clicking several times (Hines Ward never fails to impress me), but the pass defense still sucks (what a surprise) and Parker needs to quit running up the f'ing middle!
I'd like to see Charlie Batch get some playtime too. He is damn good but they never put him in, and that was part of what screwed them up last year I think (Benny boy was playing hurt 3/4 of the season)
I don't think the Browns are a good team to judge them by because quite frankly, they suck. If it wasn't for Kellen Winslow they wouldn't have been able to do a damn thing today.
I'm black and gold all the way, but I thought they looked pretty average today. They made some good plays and were really clicking several times (Hines Ward never fails to impress me), but the pass defense still sucks (what a surprise) and Parker needs to quit running up the f'ing middle!
I'd like to see Charlie Batch get some playtime too. He is damn good but they never put him in, and that was part of what screwed them up last year I think (Benny boy was playing hurt 3/4 of the season)
I don't think the Browns are a good team to judge them by because quite frankly, they suck. If it wasn't for Kellen Winslow they wouldn't have been able to do a damn thing today.
Bluffing024
Active Member
Parker can run up the middle, and he does it well a lot of times. You can't always run the same place...Wait, Alexander does, but you shouldn't be so predictable.
5.0_GT_kid
20+ Year Stangneter 
Oh, and Denver doesn't stand a chance against the Pats.History means nothing. If you go by History....SF, DAL, and PIT have the best chance at the championship, they are historically the most successful...
As long as we have Mike Shanahan we stand a chance against any team they can put out there. No one gameplans better than him. Mark my words, once Denver comes full circle they are going to be scary good.
1990Coupe
Founding Member
Be honest... Giant offence didnt look THAT bad.. Eli played decent
my poor giants this is going to be a rough year...
5.0_GT_kid
20+ Year Stangneter
Belichick (however the hell you spell his name) is a close 2nd to Shanny, thats for sure.
Bluffing024
Active Member
gt40_2003wes
I did sound a wee bit gay there.
lol shannahan compared to billichick i mean shanahan has done good and i like his style of coaching alot but u cant be serious thinkin hes better then billichick right?
kmterrill
kill joy
gt40_2003wes
I did sound a wee bit gay there.
Be honest... Giant offence didnt look THAT bad.. Eli played decent
my poor giants this is going to be a rough year...
even rougher now tht eli is gonna be out a month with a seperated shoulder
04DarkShadowGT
Member
Sorry Shannahan hasnt done much since Elway left. Imo Elway and Terrel Davis made Shannahan, Bill Belichick made Tom Brady and probably would have won those 3 superbowls regardless of Brady. Shannahan wouldnt have come close without Elway. Jmo though
Belichick - Best coach in the NFL and that is comming from a Colts fan.
