Sezona 2013 - 14...Otkazi prvo, tagovi drugo, fa pijaca trece, tracevi i spisak lepih zelja...

Danijel Lg ::@ddockett 
Just came from night scuba diving. The craziest shit I've done in all my life.. Sharks, sting rays, hammer heads.

ljudi ideu na noćno ronjenje a mi se kupamo u znoju

Ovaj Docket je poznat kao neko ko je full u uživanju u životu... jbg... nekom meso... nekom kupus...

a u prosjeku sarma
a?

još mjesec kažeš
kako ćemo to pregurati

u vlastitom znoju

valjalo bi do suda
jel arena definitivno prenosi bar nešto

valjda hoce.
ajde Dane Tibo u sud. sta je to za tebe 40C

oko 12- 12:15 startam

nego sta  mislite oćel neko potpisati :ppppp:

Da li se CFL računa?

jebem li ga kažu smršao

Bolje da je konkurisao za neku drugi poziciju... TE... ili nešto slično...

nazalost mozak je ostao isti

ko god ne zna igrati drugu poziciju mi kažemo stavi ga na TE

Eno Lane Johsonon... od QB preko TE do OL.

vidjećemo šta ce biti od njega na kraju

Ja bi to stavio na QB

You know, I do not remember either Mr. Kraft or the ring.
- Russian president Vladimir Putin disavowing all knowledge of Robert Kraft's Super Bowl ring.

Brian Urlacher: 'I don't have a desire to play' football

Deacon Jones Award will honor future NFL sack leaders

A pre-trial hearing in the case against former Lions wide receiver Titus Young was scheduled for Monday in Newport Beach, California, but Young was not present.

Young, who faces 11 charges ranging from burglary to assault of a police officer after a May arrest, was able to avoid an arrest warrant, however. David Leon Moore of USA Today reports that Superior Court Judge Andre Manssourian declined to immediately issue the warrant after an off the record conversation with Young’s attorney Altus W. Hudson II.

Hudson said that “personal reasons” were to blame for Young’s absence and that his client is still being evaluated by a psychiatrist. The prosecutor said that she felt sure Manssourian would not have handled things this way if he weren’t convinced that there was a good reason for Young’s absence in court on Monday.

Manssourian did issue and hold a bench warrant for $100,000, which would be enforced if Young misses the next scheduled court date on July 2.

Lions announced they have signed former Steelers and Titans S Chris Hope, and released WR Brian Robiskie.

During Tank Johnson’s tumultuous tenure with the Bears, incidents with guns got him arrested, jailed and suspended, and his close friend was shot and killed in front of him after an altercation at a Chicago bar. All that has Johnson offering new NFL players a simple piece of advice: You don’t need a gun.

Johnson spoke today at the rookie symposium and said that there’s enough security in place, provided by teams and the league, that players don’t have to carry guns to protect themselves.

“While you’re playing in the NFL, you do not need a firearm for any reason,” Johnson said, via Tim Graham of the Buffalo News. “The NFL does a great job of putting these resources around you where you don’t need a firearm. Having a gun is not going to help you when that moment comes if you’re not trained on how to use that gun.”

Johnson owned several guns before the Bears drafted him, and he now says he wishes he hadn’t brought them to Chicago with him.

“I’m just here to talk to you guys about firearms, guns, gats, straps, all that stuff that we keep seeing pop up in the media all the time with our young athletes,” Johnson told the rookies. “The main thing that caused me those troubles, coming from Phoenix and moving to Chicago, was bringing a car full of my guns, thinking it was going to be sweet like it was in Phoenix, where you can buy an AK-47 at Circle K.”

Some NFL players think that being high-profile people with a lot of money means they need guns for protection. Johnson is there to tell the rookies that guns are a lot more likely to get them into trouble than to keep them out of trouble.

Dzabe sva prica, kada njihov geto mozak to ne razume...

Word!