[Cheaperisdeeper]

keep gelling

[mudozvonf]

Deangelo Hall huge INT

[freeringsf]

Deangelo Hall huge INT

buffalo needs to get their shit together and pull out the W.

just terrible.

[crestosssa]

buffalo needs to get their shit together and pull out the W.

just terrible.

thank you

that kick was a $60 swing in my bank account.

[oemcheapdownload]

thank you

that kick was a $60 swing in my bank account.

lol, that was horrible play calling by the Rob Ryan, Bills did nothing against the raiders all day then he switches to a soft cover and they go off.


Kiffin will be fired before the night is over

[KlaraNovikoffaZ]

From that article:

#2
DeAngelo Hall and Nnamdi Asomugha, Raiders
Al Davis was both awfully generous and awfully aggressive this off-season, bringing in a host of new talent to revamp the anemic franchise currently dwelling in Oakland. One of the biggest moves came with the acquisition and monster contract given to former Falcons star DeAngelo Hall (left). Once considered one of the best corners in the league, Hall had a tumultuous '07 campaign, where he feuded with his coach and had multiple on-the-field meltdowns. He'll start anew in '08 next to Nnamdi Asomugha (right) -- the best player in the league you've never heard of. Asomugha, a former Pro Bowl performer himself, will be looking to dominate the AFC West's top receivers in a contract year.


After a game against the Broncos- without Brandon
Marshall:

While Marshall sat in Colorado and watched his teammates, he saw the emergence of another Denver receiver in Royal, the team's second-round pick from Virginia Tech. Royal, who broke through as a surprise starter during training camp -- he was drafted to be a punt returner initially -- had nine catches for 146 yards. He had a 26-yard touchdown reception on Denver's first drive. Royal had another touchdown called back on penalties.

Royal's nine catches were the most in Denver history by a rookie in his NFL debut. Royal leads all NFL receivers in yardage after Week 1.

Royal picked apart Raiders right cornerback DeAngelo Hall, whom Cutler clearly was targeting. Hall was frustrated all night and he committed two personal fouls. Royal made the Pro Bowler Hall look like a rookie.

http://myespn.go.com/blogs/afcwest/0...r-Broncos.html

DeAngelo Hall is a cover 2 corner and he doesn't have the temperment to be a man-to-man corner.

And he's a punk.

[Darlmtgq]

I agree with number 2

From that article:

#2
DeAngelo Hall and Nnamdi Asomugha, Raiders
Al Davis was both awfully generous and awfully aggressive this off-season, bringing in a host of new talent to revamp the anemic franchise currently dwelling in Oakland. One of the biggest moves came with the acquisition and monster contract given to former Falcons star DeAngelo Hall (left). Once considered one of the best corners in the league, Hall had a tumultuous '07 campaign, where he feuded with his coach and had multiple on-the-field meltdowns. He'll start anew in '08 next to Nnamdi Asomugha (right) -- the best player in the league you've never heard of. Asomugha, a former Pro Bowl performer himself, will be looking to dominate the AFC West's top receivers in a contract year.


After a game against the Broncos- without Brandon
Marshall:

While Marshall sat in Colorado and watched his teammates, he saw the emergence of another Denver receiver in Royal, the team's second-round pick from Virginia Tech. Royal, who broke through as a surprise starter during training camp -- he was drafted to be a punt returner initially -- had nine catches for 146 yards. He had a 26-yard touchdown reception on Denver's first drive. Royal had another touchdown called back on penalties.

Royal's nine catches were the most in Denver history by a rookie in his NFL debut. Royal leads all NFL receivers in yardage after Week 1.

Royal picked apart Raiders right cornerback DeAngelo Hall, whom Cutler clearly was targeting. Hall was frustrated all night and he committed two personal fouls. Royal made the Pro Bowler Hall look like a rookie.

http://myespn.go.com/blogs/afcwest/0...r-Broncos.html

DeAngelo Hall is a cover 2 corner and he doesn't have the temperment to be a man-to-man corner.

And he's a punk.

So do I.

[SaLifHoq]

Hall has been overrated since he's been in the league. He is pretty good, but I'm guessing if he wasn't a big show boater that he wouldn't be a very big name.

[squicscor]

Hall is vastly overrated, and I can't for the life of me figure out why. I guess he's a good self promoter.