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Curry CUT by Giants

Never wish ill on another guy, but I certainly am not a fan.
 
The average career of an NFL player is just under 7 years. Did anybody from the Orange Bowl season make it that long?

It sounds like Vallos is the only one with a shot.
 
Just one day closer to him selling crack on the corner of Bragg Blvd. and Hay St., wearing his Goat hat.
 
WFU71 said:
Is there another team that needs linebackers as desperately as the team that just cut him?
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That's a great point. The Eagles LB situation is not great by any stretch, but we look like we are starting Butkis, Lewis, and Urlacher compared to the Giants.
 
HeavyPetter said:
The average career of an NFL player is just under 7 years. Did anybody from the Orange Bowl season make it that long?

It sounds like Vallos is the only one with a shot.
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I believe its around 3.2 years IIRC. Heard that number multiple times.
 
SDeacz said:
I believe its around 3.2 years IIRC. Heard that number multiple times.
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Goodell says its six.

“There is a little bit of a misrepresentation or a misunderstanding on that. Frequently, it is said that the average career is about 3.5 years. In fact, if a player makes an opening day roster, his career is very close to six years,” Commissioner Goodell said. “If you are a first-round draft choice, the average career is close to nine years. That 3.5-year average is really a misrepresentation. What it adds is a lot of players who don’t make an NFL roster and it brings down the average.”
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http://nflcommunications.com/2011/0...an-you-might-think-commissioner-goodell-says/
 
Deadspin is doing their NFL team previews, and today was the Seahawks' turn. They always end them with the worst players ever for said team.

The six worst Seahawks ever:

1) Jerramy Stevens.

2) Rick Mirer. Did you know he was 6'3" (and still is, I suppose)? I always felt like he was four feet tall. Anyway, he was the worst. Mirer benefitted from playing in the golden era of overrated ND quarterbacking, in which an empty-headed white guy running a dinosaur option offense could still go #2 in the draft through the sheer will of Beano Cook. Those were bad days.

3) Koren Robinson. Drinks on him, gang!

4) Dan McGwire

5) Brian Bosworth. I bet he was the first bro to ever ice another bro.

6) Aaron Curry. He may not even make an NFL roster this season. Holy shit, what a bust.
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BarcaDeac said:
Deadspin is doing their NFL team previews, and today was the Seahawks' turn. They always end them with the worst players ever for said team.
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You know, betting that AC would have a HOF career was probably kind of crazy, but how many of us wouldn't have bet he'd have a better career than Bosworth?
 
BarcaDeac said:
Deadspin is doing their NFL team previews, and today was the Seahawks' turn. They always end them with the worst players ever for said team.
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As sick as this defense is now, they could have had Brian Cushing or Clay Matthews too.... (obviously I'm being MMQ)...
 
liveanddiedeac said:
You know, betting that AC would have a HOF career was probably kind of crazy, but how many of us wouldn't have bet he'd have a better career than Bosworth?
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Bosworth was okay when he played, he just got hurt due to the roids. He wasn't going to the HOF or anything but he was a solid NFL player. Plus, he gave us Stone Cold.
 
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