April 2013 u Radio Music Hall

A u pustinji ce lako primetiti dim.

a i Arizona je dosta autoritetna fransiza.
da je otisao u Boston, NY(g) ili Denver pa da ima spasa za njega ali ovako tesko. dunuce on jos koliko do kraja nedelje.

ovi se nadaju da ce Brit biti dobar decak , toliko veruju u to da su morali da draftuju Hantera... gde ce sada da pokusa Brit uci kolima . u CIA?


Justin Hunter - WR - Titans

The Titans will use No. 34 overall pick Justin Hunter at "Z" receiver.
It was Nate Washington's position last year. Washington is going to be traded or cut. Tennessee's X receiver is Kenny Britt, and Kendall Wright can move around the formation, including manning the slot. The Titans have a potentially highly explosive three-receiver package. It's up to Jake Locker to capitalize.

od te trojice daj bože da jedan bude

ako ovo uspe onda je Filips cudoviste od OC. Sam i 34OLB

Sam Montgomery - LB - Texans

Two LSU coaches remarked at the Senior Bowl that they do not believe Texans third-round pick Sam Montgomery is a fit at outside linebacker in a 3-4.
The coaches said he's "definitely not a fit" because they don't think Montgomery is athletic enough to play in space. Reliable Texans writer Lance Zierlein believes fourth-round pick Trevardo Williams has a better chance to play early than third-rounder Montgomery. Montgomery was a value pick at No. 95 overall, but he's not an explosive edge rusher and may be a schematic misfit.

ko ga pita jel fit

Mind-blowing stats: Post-draft

Tajrona Metjua tamo stavljaju u karantin praktično.

3. runda je ozbiljna stvar.

Planiraju ga za Tavona Austina i Harvina.

Da li će mali izdržati bez gudre...

neki problematik

gandza boj. ne vidim sto bi kaznjavali ljudje za po neku smotanu duvku. zna da koristi.

dok ne pravi probleme po meni ok

To je dvoličnost USA.

U većini država je vutra legalizovana, ako imaš recept koji laganica nabaviš.

Tyrann Mathieu isn't your normal third-round draft pick, and he won't be treated as such. He could be subject to extra drug testing and SI.com's Peter King reported Monday that Mathieu's rookie contract with the Arizona Cardinals wouldn't include any guaranteed money.
That would be a highly unusual arrangement, even for a player like Mathieu, who is grateful to the team that gave him an opportunity. And the concept is news to Mathieu's agent, Pat Lawlor.

"Ridiculous," Lawlor told NFL.com's Ian Rapoport on Monday. "Not going to happen. We had no contract discussion with them."

Lawlor confirmed that Mathieu is comfortable being subjected to weekly drug tests, and they understand a contract that "protects" the Cardinals makes sense. But Mathieu's agent fully expects to get the guaranteed money afforded to a player of his draft slot. (Last year's 69th overall pick received a signing bonus of $691,000.) Lawlor phoned the Cardinals on Monday to speak on the issue.

How about this: Geno Smith
thought he would be & should
be the No. 1 overall pick, I’m
told. That’s why he fired his
agents. #nyj
— Manish Mehta
(@MMehtaNYDN) April 30,
2013


Ovaj ce zayebe JaMarcusa po qurcenju

Ma nego šta, agent je kriv, da je imo nekog drugog, pomeo bi konkurenciju

Geno Smith fires agent after fall to New York Jets
Geno Smith's fall to the New York Jets on Day 2 of the 2013 NFL Draft has claimed a victim other than Tim Tebow: Smith's agency.

Liz Mullen of Sports Business Journal reported Tuesday that Smith fired Select Sports, the agency representing him throughout the draft process. By league rule, he can't hire another agent for another five days

Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News wrote that Smith believed he "would be and should be" the No. 1 overall pick in the draft. When he didn't make the first round, the agents paid the price.

Select Sports later released a statement to NFL.com's Ian Rapoport defending its handling of Smith.

"We worked tirelessly for Geno Smith and all of our draft prospects," the firm said in the statement. "The NFL Draft is unpredictable, and we prepared Geno and all of our draft prospects, as we do every year, about what can happen during the draft. Not only did we tell him that what transpired on the first day of the draft was possible, the question of whether Geno would be a first- or second-round pick was arguably the most talked about subject in the three months leading up to the draft. We wish Geno the best."

This will open up the former West Virginia quarterback to easy criticism: It's not like the agents are at fault for Smith's draft-day fall, and it looks like he's taking it out on them. But that's overly simplistic and sympathetic to the agents.

Sports agents often make big promises they can't keep. We don't know what transpired between Smith and his agents, but Smith is well within his rights to fire them if they didn't deliver.

UPDATE: Smith told SiriusXM NFL Radio on Tuesday that the firing was "not because of the whole draft experience. It's not because of one particular incident. There's a number of things." He declined to go into further detail.

Ko će biti najbolji rukiji?

Honey Badger u bezanju od pandura na 200 m s preponama i duvanju gandze iz zaleta

Djana Smit u placipickarenju, jedenju hotdogova i izgledanju lepo u zelenom


Maniti Teja u pricanju bajki i buljavosti (mogo bi da proveri stitnu)

AFC ofanzivni Monte Ball
defanzivni Jarvis Jones

NFC ofanzivni Tavon Austin
defanzivni Alec Ogletree

2013 NFL Draft: Breaking down winning and worrisome picks

Bice epskih bastova

Danijel LG ::Bice epskih bastova

Nece biti epskih jer nije epska generacija.

Saints agreed to terms with No. 15 overall pick S Kenny Vaccaro on a four-year contract.
Vaccaro is the first 2013 first-round pick to sign his deal. The consensus No. 1 safety in the class, Vaccaro is a rangy and versatile free safety who is capable of playing deep or covering the slot.