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Thanks guys. We'll probably go for the engineered, just to be on the safe side. BBP, thanks for the mention of Mannington. The engineered product we are looking at is actually by Mannington, so I'm glad to hear you say that they make good stuff. Do you have any experience with Mannington's hand-scraped flooring? That's what we're looking to put in. Thanks again to you all.

I'm getting ready to put in some new hardwood floors - ground level foyer, hall, kitchen, and dining room. I've looked at a few things at a couple of different places and heard some different opinions on whether I should feel free to go with a solid floor, or if I should select an engineered floor. Some say I should go engineered since it's going into dining room and kitchen and could be exposed to water. Also because we live in Virginia, where summers can be very humid and we like to keep the windows and doors open if it's not too hot out. But others have said we'll be fine with a solid floor. Any thoughts or opinions one way or the other? Any bad experiences with engineered floors? Thanks!

I agree. I think the Skins have Adams below Okoye, Landry, and possibly even Jamaal Anderson.

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I love my Jimmy

I do like Engram better than Chatman. Ferguson will probably return in a week or so, reducing Chatman's value. Engram was playing great before he got hurt. Galloway is definitely an upgrade over Curtis.

I go Willie there for sure. Brown has health issues, and Moore isn't getting the carries (and is also playing a solid Detroit D. Parker should have a real good game.

I have a chance to trade for one of these WRs in my auction league. Burress can be kept next year for 7% of cap. Fitz can be kept for 9%. Leaning toward Fitz as a player with more upside, figuring that he's likely to continue to improve. He also plays in an easier division. Thoughts?

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I love that band. Seen them live 8 or 9 times. They rock.

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This is the reason. Lavar is great when he is featured in the defense, and when he has the freedom to do whatever he wants to do. But Greg Williams defensive schemes are all about all 11 players having a specific role in every single package, and this only works if all 11 players stick to their specific roles. When you get one guy out there (Lavar) who won't do his job, the entire scheme breaks down.