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Mar 23 KFFL has learned the New York Jets will attend the Villanova Pro Day Friday, March 23, to scout NFL Draft prospect QB Marvin Burroughs (Villanova). http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/teams/nyj/notes Marvin Burroughs Class: Senior Hometown: Atlantic City, N.J. High School: Atlantic City Height / Weight: 6-1 / 215 Position: QB Birthdate: 10/07/1983 Villanova: Co-Captain; Will be the leader of the Villanova offensive unit; One of the top playmakers in the Atlantic 10 Conference; Possesses a strong, accurate throwing arm; Good runner with outstanding escape ability. 2005: Completed 16-of-22 for 150 yards and one touchdown to go with six rushes for 20 yards in season opener at Rutgers before suffering a season-ending arm injury early in the third quarter. 2004: Started all 11 games and completed 209-of-334 (62.6%) for 2,486 yards to go with 20 touchdowns and 12 interceptions; Completed 17-of-24 for 142 yards to go with one touchdown and one interception in season opener versus Bucknell; Went 13-of-23 for 100 yards to go with one touchdown and two interceptions at Lehigh; Was 4-of-11 for 40 yards against James Madison; Completed 15-of-26 for 166 yards at Pennsylvania; Went 32-of-58 for 382 yards to go with three touchdowns and one interception versus New Hampshire; Completed 31 passes in 41 attempts for 350 yards and tallied two touchdowns and an interception at Northeastern; Completed 18-of-23 for 260 yards and five touchdowns versus Richmond. For his efforts versus Richmond, he was named Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of the Week; Completed 18-of-28 for 232 yards and two scores against Towson; Threw for 210 yards and two touchdowns while completing 13-of-21 at Rhode Island; Completed 25-of-39 for 270 yards to go with three touchdowns and one interception at William & Mary; Completed 23-of-40 for 334 yards to go with one touchdown and three interceptions at Delaware. 2003: Played in six games, starting two, and completed 52-of-84 (61.9%) for 625 yards to go with six touchdowns and two interceptions; Completed 4-of-10 for 33 yards versus Hampton; Was 1-of-2 for 22 yards to go with one rush for eight yards at New Hampshire; Completed 2-of-3 for 36 yards and had three carries for six yards versus James Madison; Went 11-of-20 for 146 yards and one interception when he came off the bench in place of the injured Joe Casamento versus UMass; Earned Atlantic 10 Rookie of the Week distinction when he completed 15-of-19 for 245 yards to go with five touchdowns and one interception in his first collegiate start at Richmond; Completed 19-of-30 for 143 yards and a touchdown at Hofstra. 2002: Redshirted. Atlantic City High School: Earned three varsity letters in football for head coach Bob Weiss, as well as two letters in basketball and one in track & field; Received first team All-Conference honors in 2000 and 2001; Named to the All-South Jersey first team in both 2000 and 2001; A two-time first team All-Group performer; Earned second team All-State accolades in 2000 and 2001; Two-time Conference Player of the Year; Amassed 1,696 yards passing and 16 touchdowns as a senior; A member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Human Services major; Oldest of two sons of Marvin and Jodi Burroughs; Born 10/7/83 in Atlantic City, N.J. http://villanova.cstv.com/sports/m-f..._marvin00.html

Nice! The season hasn't even started and we have BB already looking over his shoulder. I can see that vein in his neck starting to bulge again

Leinart was not the best at his position by a long shot. Thomas is never going to go past 5th pick , guarenteed. He is the best OT by a country mile with Levi Brown and Joe Staley trailing in his wake. For my money Brick is a better tackle , hes certainly stronger . If you can be bothered to read it all.....

Its a good question? How do you work that out? We shore up LT and then trade it........for a potentially good player. Hell will freeze over before Thomas falls out of the top 5

Yeah Doug flutie was so **** , no one knows who he is in the street. WTF is wrong with some of you? Too short , too tall, too fat...The guy was so **** he won the Heismann. I know he has a rich Daddy and he bought it it for him. Troy Smith will be a good NFL player...much better than the Heismann winning Brad Smith....whats that Brad didn't win it?

I think alot of folks have forgotton about him......someones going to get a steal in this draft. Unfortunatley I don't think it will be us.

Thats it. We didn't at any time last year play a pure 3-4 D it was a hybrid 4-3. I think that Mr Mangini is keeping his cards close to his chest and MAY go 4-3 next year or with the same hybrid mix. I like it it alot beacuse its so hard to read , the only problem is , is finding players that comfortable running it , IMO Vilma isn't and hes pivotol to what we are going to achieve. Our main divisional rival is again going to be the Pats , and if we can gain the upper hand by simply shifting our D around during the game with the right personel we could have anothet win at Foxboro which will be a key game.

Yes I would. We are going to need a vet RB come the season start. Thomas Jones age does not bother me , he will be good for about 2-3 years in which time we can hopefully draft/aquire our new franchise back. We need to be patient in this rebuilding. Making knee jerk signings is not something I would expect from Mangini and Tannenbaum.

The Jets want a 6th rounder for him. http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/story/501378p-422803c.html

He won't get traded, released maybe. Priceless Ramsey > Turner , LMAO:1st:

You hear about these stories every now and again and they don't get easier to read.....great shame. RIP Javan Camon Indoor football player dies after making hit in Florida Feb. 27, 2007 CBS SportsLine.com wire reports DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- A defensive back for Daytona Beach's minor league football team, who was knocked unconscious in a helmet-to-helmet block, died from a broken neck, according to a preliminary autopsy report. Javan Camon, a 6-foot-1, 180-pound defender for the Daytona Beach Thunder of the World Indoor Football League, probably was killed instantly Monday, said Dave Byron, Volusia County spokesman, speaking on behalf of the medical examiner. Based on the initial examination, Byron said the death is going to be ruled an accident. Camon was injured when he tried to tackle the ball carrier in the fourth quarter of a game. A Columbus Lions receiver blocked Camon on the play, sending him to the turf. He went into cardiac arrest, Daytona Beach police said. Paramedics and doctors at the arena tried to revive him on the field for 10 minutes before taking him to a hospital. He was pronounced dead on arrival Monday night, ambulance spokesman Mark O'Keefe said. http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/story/10026430

All good pick ups. I wonder about the Daniels pick though , unless they are thinking of moving him to CB.

The lions have said that Bly is on his way , for possibly a 2-3 rounder. I say we nab him at that value. Dre' Bly could soon be in another city, with the Lions looking to deal. The story out of Detroit is that the Lions are willing to part with cornerback Dre' Bly, and it should not take a first-round pick ... or maybe not even a second-round pick. From what I could gather, the best landing spot for Bly is Denver for possibly a third-round pick and a player or two. Detroit has a number of needs, and the Denver roster has a few guys who could help them. The sad and sudden death of running back Damien Nash will probably put the trade talks on hold for the time being though. http://www.nfl.com/combine/story/10023456

Sanity at last. Theres a chance he may never play in the league again. Certainly there are various players across differnt teams that have voiced their concerns about idiots like him. 3 strikes and your out (of the NFL) has been mentioned. Pacman a Jet??? No thanks ,HANK POTEAT!!!!!

Ha Ha well put