BJ Sander

[Scott Campbell]

Fugg'n Sherman.

I needed to vent. Thank you.

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WORST DECISION EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[billy_oliver880]

I thought for a second that some team and signed him. I forgot Sherman isn't in the nfl ranks anymore.

[hurleyfan]

I thought for a second that some team and signed him. I forgot Sherman isn't in the nfl ranks anymore.

Can Shermie bring him to the college game??

He may be able to hold his own ...

What a crappy draft pick he was

[Joemailman]

WORST DECISION EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Huh? Wasn't that the same year they drafted Ahmad Carroll in the 1st round? Drafting BJ sucked (get it?), but Carroll was more damaging.

[RashanGary]

Fudge You Sherm-head.


Pear shaped loser

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WORST DECISION EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Huh? Wasn't that the same year they drafted Ahmad Carroll in the 1st round? Drafting BJ sucked (get it?), but Carroll was more damaging.

i think that the fact that he traded up to draft BJ is what made it so mind numbing

we still had hope at the time when we drafted carroll. BJ was one of those WTF is he thinking moments

[Bretsky]

WORST DECISION EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Huh? Wasn't that the same year they drafted Ahmad Carroll in the 1st round? Drafting BJ sucked (get it?), but Carroll was more damaging.

How about Trading Matt Hasslebeck and pick #17 (OT Chris Macintosh) for Pick #10 (Jamal Reynolds) and a 3rd rounder (Torrence Marshall)

[Scott Campbell]

WORST DECISION EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Huh? Wasn't that the same year they drafted Ahmad Carroll in the 1st round? Drafting BJ sucked (get it?), but Carroll was more damaging.

How about Trading Matt Hasslebeck and pick #17 (OT Chris Macintosh) for Pick #10 (Jamal Reynolds) and a 3rd rounder (Torrence Marshall)

Ya know, in retrospect that turned out to be a terrible deal. The difference is that everyone knew from the moment BJ's name was announced that this would be one of the more horrific picks in franchise history.

[KYPack]

We've all slain the PSL for this fugup many times. Well, he desreves it. I always thought they should have taken the GM machine out of his hands based on that move alone. Espec when he kept TWO punters on the roster to justify his screw-up.

Punters hit their prime at age 25 - 27. Most college boys don't have an NFL leg yet, so you don't ever have to draft one, unless he's a Ray Guy type freak.

When you got a great one, keep him. Ron Wolf's biggest screw-up to me was not resigning Craig Hentrich. Craig had special talent. He also could kick-off. You need a guy like that for Dec. games when the winds coming off the bay.

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We've all slain the PSL for this fugup many times. Well, he desreves it. I always thought they should have taken the GM machine out of his hands based on that move alone. Espec when he kept TWO punters on the roster to justify his screw-up.

Punters hit their prime at age 25 - 27. Most college boys don't have an NFL leg yet, so you don't ever have to draft one, unless he's a Ray Guy type freak.

When you got a great one, keep him. Ron Wolf's biggest screw-up to me was not resigning Craig Hentrich. Craig had special talent. He also could kick-off. You need a guy like that for Dec. games when the winds coming off the bay.

good call on all points

but i really like the hentrich comment

i totally agree that that was a big screw up, letting him go

[Zool]

We've all slain the PSL for this fugup many times. Well, he desreves it. I always thought they should have taken the GM machine out of his hands based on that move alone. Espec when he kept TWO punters on the roster to justify his screw-up.

Punters hit their prime at age 25 - 27. Most college boys don't have an NFL leg yet, so you don't ever have to draft one, unless he's a Ray Guy type freak.

When you got a great one, keep him. Ron Wolf's biggest screw-up to me was not resigning Craig Hentrich. Craig had special talent. He also could kick-off. You need a guy like that for Dec. games when the winds coming off the bay.

good call on all points

but i really like the hentrich comment

i totally agree that that was a big screw up, letting him go

Him and his unitesticle.

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We've all slain the PSL for this fugup many times. Well, he desreves it. I always thought they should have taken the GM machine out of his hands based on that move alone. Espec when he kept TWO punters on the roster to justify his screw-up.

Punters hit their prime at age 25 - 27. Most college boys don't have an NFL leg yet, so you don't ever have to draft one, unless he's a Ray Guy type freak.

When you got a great one, keep him. Ron Wolf's biggest screw-up to me was not resigning Craig Hentrich. Craig had special talent. He also could kick-off. You need a guy like that for Dec. games when the winds coming off the bay.

good call on all points

but i really like the hentrich comment

i totally agree that that was a big screw up, letting him go

Him and his unitesticle.

well, maybe theres something to that

less friction = greater leg speed

[Zool]

I can see it now. College punters and kickers everywhere getting one of their boys removed.

[KYPack]

We've all slain the PSL for this fugup many times. Well, he desreves it. I always thought they should have taken the GM machine out of his hands based on that move alone. Espec when he kept TWO punters on the roster to justify his screw-up.

Punters hit their prime at age 25 - 27. Most college boys don't have an NFL leg yet, so you don't ever have to draft one, unless he's a Ray Guy type freak.

When you got a great one, keep him. Ron Wolf's biggest screw-up to me was not resigning Craig Hentrich. Craig had special talent. He also could kick-off. You need a guy like that for Dec. games when the winds coming off the bay.

good call on all points

but i really like the hentrich comment

i totally agree that that was a big screw up, letting him go

Him and his unitesticle.

Mono Nut was Josh Bidwell. Both Bidwell and Hentrich are still punting in the league.

BJ (who's initials aren't BJ, BTW) is out of ball. He is entering that 26 - 27 zone when guys do get strong enough to hit the ball with NFL strength. If he doesn't catch on somewhere this season, he's done. I think he's done.