Who should be Clemson's starter at qb this year: Will Proctor or Tribble Reece?
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I think they should go with Will Proctor.  Only because he has had some snaps this past year and was pretty decent.  Also he has waited a long time to get the start behind Charlie. We can only wait till the spring game to see how Tribble Reese or Cullen Harper will do.  I'm really looking forward to Willy Korn coming in 2007.  I got to see him play some this year...and he is undoubtedly a beast!   Just my opinion.   I wish the season would get here already!!!
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Stallworth hands down.  The Eagles have struggled in the first half of their season, they are just now starting to click. Thus far Plax has played in 8 games Stallworth 5.  With 3 extra games Plax has 2 additional TDs, but Stallworth is averaging 20 more yards a game (88.6 to 69.8).  Stallworth's last week performance of 139 and a TD is more of what is too come for him. TRUST ME!!!  This one is EASY!!
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shaun alexander\n\nand \n\ntiki barber
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Shaun Alexander or LaDainian Tomlinson.  Personally, I like Alexander better.  \nGO SEAHAWKS!
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Mike Bell will be best choice !!!\n\nTatum Bell is still out on turf toe so Mike will be getting most of the work ... Jone Drew will only be playing half the time because Talyor is in back field as well and dont play any of the Jacksonville WR because David Garrard doesnt pass the ball around as much .... \n\nMike Bell will be best choice !!!
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First let me just say I don't like or dislike either one of these team, I enjoy watching them both play.  But heres a thought....  Texas will have to start a freshman first time starter this year (McCoy or Snead) and we all know what happen to OK with red shirt freshman Rhett Bomar last year.  But with that being said Bomar is a year wiser and he has a Heisman front runner for a tailback (A. Peterson).  So you do the math....
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I like Sinrice Moss, the WR from Miami.  He has the ability to get down the field for the big play.  I think that would compliment the short passing game they have with Gates, who can breakout after the catch, and would make McCardell a possesion reciever, which he should be.\n\nRivers is the big question mark though.  He hasn't had much experience.  That could hurt the Chargers this year.  They're in what could be the toughest conference in the NFL, Oakland aside.  Could be a tough season, I think they miss the playoffs by a game or two.
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i would choose chad and holt since chads been hot and against a browns defense hell have a big day also tory holt will have a big day against a weak san fran defense
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GO TIGERS...CLEMSON ROCKS.
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I would go Pittsburg. Polamalu is almost guaranteed at least 2 interceptions against Palmer.
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Burress has a much more consistent QB than Bryant.  However, the Giants are playing da Bears.  sooo its a tossup.  I would still start Burress.
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I go with Chi Bears on those choices. I have Chris Henry, and he hasn't done much over the past 3-4 weeks. Even when Palmer goes against weak pass defenses and has put on his air shows (he's one of my QBs as well), Henry still doesn't look like he benefits much from the added reception opportunities. He's had that one TD in the past 3 weeks? The QB-WR tandem scoring combo just hasn't lived up to the potential to me... the other CIN WRs are getting all those shots.
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Culpepper, he's in a new enviroment, plus he's really a quality quaterback when he's happy and healthy, Kurt Warner would be good as ur backup, he plays ok when he's healthy and when' he's not...well you've seen him play.
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I've been saying this all day....Burress will have a big game...I think he is healthier than people think and he is Eli's target now that Toomer is gone.  I expect 100+ and a TD(at least)\n\nAs for RB...I would go with Taylor since Jones is losing goal-line carries to Barber III
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Next year with Timmy Tebow at the helm of Urban Meyer's offense, my pick is Florida.  But Chris Leak is just not mobile enough to be active in the spread-option.  He's suited more for a WCO when he gets in the NFL as he just can't run well in a shotgun-offense.  The team is good but Caldwell will emerge as a great replacement for Chad Jackson.  \n\nSouth Carolina has a chance to surprise most people.  But Steve Spurrier needs a QB as Blake Mitchell is tough but just not good enough.  Sidney Rice is a stud at WR and the defense is up to snuff.\n\nLSU again inherits another good-looking team.  JaMarcus Russell is a great leader and is very Byron Leftwich-like in my eyes.  Can he lead the team TO though SEC Championship game?  Very likely and I expect big things out of the squad this year.   Addai is a loss but LaRon Landry returns to an already great D.\n\nAuburn is my personal favorite to take it all this year, but LSU may edge them out.  They do lose 2 good recievers in Aromashodu and Obomanu but keep perhaps the best RB in the SEC, Kenny Irons.  Brandon Cox is developing and is looking great in terms of being the heir to Jason Campbell.  Can they win?  Yes, favorable schedule but they need to beat LSU on September 16th.  \n\nTennessee is always favored to be a great sleeper team and now that Fulmer gets his QB coach back (name slips my mind) but he made Shuler, Manning and Tee Martin into respectable QBs.  Ainge should make small improvements but is his confidence/desire, there?\n\nMy pick, LSU or Auburn.
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I would go with Curtis Martin.  He has played more games (CM-168 TB-138) and had fewer fumbles (CM-29 TB-39)  to start.\n\nHe has far better averages for rushing stats (Tiki leads only in average rush)\n\nRush:  CM - 3518  TB - 1890 \nYards:  CM - 14101  TB - 8787\nYds / Game:  CM - 83.9  TB - 63.7\nAverage:  CM - 4.0  TB - 4.6\nTD:  CM - 90  TB - 50\n\nHis receiving stats aren't as good as Tiki's, but the question is about being a Running Back, not a receiver.
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Yes.\n\nTwo things, Clemson's backfield is already strong with Davis, They recruited this beast of a RB which only strenghtens the backfield. But the season rests on the arm of Will Proctor who will have to step up and lead the tigers on to victory. Or at least until UNC comes calling (ha ha)