Thanks for the early efforts. Larry Foote sounds promising. I was thinking/hoping that we will address the front 7 in the next FA period.

sporting the orange and blue.

Great set of links today!

Tony Gonzalez bid the Chefs’ fans farewell. Sniff, sniff.

But I’m trying realllllllllly hard not to cry. ^^

I was so upset to read that Ernie Barnes passed away. I had known about his career as an artist for many years and that he played football as well.

Last summer I wrote a nice letter to Mr. Barnes and included 2 copies of his only trading card. I Humbly asked if he would sign one and keep one, but I never got a return.

Ernie Barnes was an incredible talent and will be missed. He is an inspiration for many Artists and will be remembered as one of America’s best.

I guess the Xanders interview puts to rest the “Knowshon Moreno would have been there at 18” theory.

Thanks for the continued work of putting together Horse Tracks!

So now are certain individuals going to take back their draft concerns saying we could have gotten Moreno at 18?

I don’t see it happening but I can hope!

and I was really excited thinking about whether we would ever get to hear from Xanders….wish granted.

Remember how Sundquist did a weekly interview on FSN? I’m hoping Xanders does the same thing. I can’t get enough of the big brains in Dove Valley….

I noticed that Solomon Wilcox mis-stated when he said that Ayers was destroyed in the Senior Bowl. What really happened was that he destroyed the other players, both in practice and in the game. Small difference….

the big back? is he serious?
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breathe
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ok I am better! Thanks for the Horse Tracks and laughs this morning!

Great, great article. And some of what he said echoed very familiarly.

Meet the Mike Anderson of the new Broncos D!

Today! At 4:30 EST/1:30 PST
http://chat.nfl.com/front/index/231

I only know he’ll be more intelligent than S Wilcots. After that all bets are off. Ask him about the Broncos current crop of RBs!

1. Why did we sign a punter? I know that competition is always good, and he’ll probably get cut, but there’s no reason to believe that Brett Kern won’t be just as good as he was last year, is there? He’s quality.

2. Charley friggin’ Casserly. Can’t stand the guy. Here’s a guy that is lucky that Matt Millen is alive. Otherwise, he may well be remembered as the worst GM of the last 20 years. Somehow, he manages to get on TV like he’s some sort of personnel expert. Nothing he has ever said has made any sense. Now he says that Ayers is the biggest risk? Yeah, I guess. It is more likely Smith, but aren’t they all risks? What if Moreno blows his knee out in his first game? He’s gonna make more money than Ayers. Doesn’t that make him a bigger risk?

Sorry for the rant, I just can’t stand Charley Casserly. The guy doesn’t know what he’s talking about.

I understand what you mean about his ego. He does seem to sport a sizable one, doesn’t he? He “resigned”, yeah suuuuuuuure he did. “You can’t fire me, I quit!” {grin}

And, some claim at this point that no, Casserly didn’t have any say on the Mario Williams pick:

Coach Dom Capers promptly was fired after the (2005) season, and G.M. Charley Casserly "resigned" after the draft. (We know that this was a sore point for Casserly at the time, but the prevailing theory in league circles was that McNair didn’t want to fire both men right after the season, in order to avoid the perception that McNair swung and missed on both hires. And though Casserly now gets praised for passing on Reggie Bush and draft Mario Williams in his last official act for the Texans, the story at the time was that Casserly had no input in the decision given his short-timer/Scotch-and-Splenda status.)

This wasn’t actually the topic of the article, but I found it interesting anyway as it relates to Houston and Kubes in particular.