Big Ernie McCracken

The huddle might rethink sending you on your way with bold statements like that

Does that mean you won't be back? I figured once they told you your services were no longer needed at the huddle ( aka you were fired) you'd be gone, but better late than never. Maybe now there can actually be some "meaningful discussion" without your stupid snarky commentary. I'm sure one of your local adult book stores needs a jizz mopper.

Yup, that and all the same knob jobs who feel the need to police the forums and back their fruity fraternity brothers. I miss the very old huddle when the only doo$hbag was bronco billy.

I couldn't have said it any better hook the problem is that's probably being taken as a compliment

Don't think I'm behaving like a child, it threads like this and posts like yours that is making these forums less useful every year. There was a time these forums and this site were full of quality info and educated football discussion. I check back periodically to see if there's anything useful and as usual there's not. All of the boards have become the tailgate and all the members who would share useful info and have educated discussions are gone. All that's left is bronco billy and bunch of social networkers. Such a shame. Maybe it's time to stop letting friends, friends of friends, cousins of friends and friends of cousins be moderators and contributors and pour some water on whats become the biggest pu$$y pow wow in fantasy football. If I were a gambling man I'd bet paid memberships are on the decline.

Looks like I found the moderator for the Beiber forum

Quality football discussion, this is what the huddle forums have become. Where is the Beiber forum and which one of DMD's buddy's is the moderator

How about every single game since he fumbled in his first game as Charger, the Monday night opener vs. KC, I believe on the first offensive series. He's a fumbler and a candy bone and count myself lucky to not have wasted a draft pick on him.

You have to be willing to entirely waste whatever it is you giving up for him, considering his value will be at close to zero if he fails to protect the football in another key situation. Until he proves he can secure the ball, they will limit his exposure at key times in games and if he fails again at a key time, he's done.

If Shanny has a back who can function consistently in the parameters of the offensive scheme without making mistakes, he tends to roll with him as a feature back. His tenure in D.C. had been lacking for such a player, not for lack of trying, but when you're mining for gold, you have to sift through a lot of dirt. He pass blocks well and RG3's mobility helps, he protects the ball, and is decisive at the point of attack which is imperative in the system. I drafted him in all 4 leagues I'm in and have been using him in a couple of them. He reminds me a bit of Stephen Davis in his prime, constantly falling forward for extra yardage and running ugly late in games.

I'm sure pirates is still starting him

Look who jumped off the bandwagon

Nice goal line fumble candyass

As usual hook, you took the words right out of my mouth

So it's safe to assume you'll be drafting him in the first round of your drafts