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		<title>By: Mike</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mike</dc:creator>
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		<description>♦ You&#039;re right that the personnel guys don&#039;t get enough blame. Especially the pro personnel guys. Walker and Dockery were the best they could do? Really?

♦ You&#039;re complaining about injuries, but you want to take a shot at Jon Runyan? No. Special teams has always had too big a place on our roster. It&#039;s how we end up with good special teams and no offense or defense. John Wendling should not be on an NFL roster right now.

♦ Walker is no savior. He had regressed this year, was playing out of position, and wasn&#039;t a good fit for a no-huddle. I&#039;ll take my chances with Bell. Mostly after the Butler injury, I think they should be looking at RT free agents or, *gasp*, trades.

♦ I’ll take Edwards not looking like he&#039;s going to soil himself in the pocket and being conservative over Losman throwing a monster TD pass once every 4 games and being a turnover machine, thank you.

♦ Give Levitre a year in the off-season conditioning program and he&#039;ll be on the short list for the Pro Bowl.

♦ Keith Ellison is also a giant liability. So is Mitchell, for different reasons. LB is our biggest weakness.

♦ Again with the Owens contract. 6.5/yr is not a boatload. It&#039;s actually probably in line with the production we&#039;re getting from Evans for his contract. If they ever figure out how to use either of them, it&#039;ll be magic.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>♦ You&#8217;re right that the personnel guys don&#8217;t get enough blame. Especially the pro personnel guys. Walker and Dockery were the best they could do? Really?</p>
<p>♦ You&#8217;re complaining about injuries, but you want to take a shot at Jon Runyan? No. Special teams has always had too big a place on our roster. It&#8217;s how we end up with good special teams and no offense or defense. John Wendling should not be on an NFL roster right now.</p>
<p>♦ Walker is no savior. He had regressed this year, was playing out of position, and wasn&#8217;t a good fit for a no-huddle. I&#8217;ll take my chances with Bell. Mostly after the Butler injury, I think they should be looking at RT free agents or, *gasp*, trades.</p>
<p>♦ I’ll take Edwards not looking like he&#8217;s going to soil himself in the pocket and being conservative over Losman throwing a monster TD pass once every 4 games and being a turnover machine, thank you.</p>
<p>♦ Give Levitre a year in the off-season conditioning program and he&#8217;ll be on the short list for the Pro Bowl.</p>
<p>♦ Keith Ellison is also a giant liability. So is Mitchell, for different reasons. LB is our biggest weakness.</p>
<p>♦ Again with the Owens contract. 6.5/yr is not a boatload. It&#8217;s actually probably in line with the production we&#8217;re getting from Evans for his contract. If they ever figure out how to use either of them, it&#8217;ll be magic.</p>
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