ESPN's top WR list

Yeah, he blew both out there, didn't he?

I was reading about Gary Baxter, the Browns safety who did the same thing a couple years ago. He just re-signed with Cleveland and is trying to make a comeback this season.

 

Without knee caps, that'll be tough.

 

Davis and Baxter both blew out their patellar tendons, I thought.

Baxter had his repaired.

 

Ya, I was just being mean. I know how cautious I was coming back from minor knee injuries as a kid. I can't imagine someone suffering that kind of injury not thinking about what might happen every time they have to plant and turn, which, in the NFL, is every play. I'd think it's harder to come back mentally than physically in many cases.

 

What? You being mean?

Say it isn't so, Jackass

 

No love for Kelley Washington? At his frantic pace, he'll become the all-time leader in receptions, yards and touchdowns by, oh, 2087.

 

i think espn ought to give more weight to downed punts

 

Especially those late in the game inside the 5. I get angry just thinking about it.

 

can you smell what the douche is cookin'?

 

yeah. you should put sauce on those ribs.

 

Be nice, Tomas, or no more hugs for you. Sonner is a good guy.

 

It's cool.

As I watch a re-run of Insomniac, I can't help but think of Max McGee. He's on the list somewhere, even if it's way down.