Rookie Jersey Number Thread

[BigBucs]

[ryne candy]

Von Miller #58

[G-men]

Yall have alot of players taking up all the "good" numbers but here in a month or two, those could be cleared up. Once the league year starts. :headbang:

both Johnsons may not make it through the "offseason" with the Giants, so there will more than likely be an available number somewhere in the 20's.

[CCBrink]

A.J. Green is wearing #18

[cf24]

Cards
Quan Sturdivant wants 52, but we've already got someone with that number.
Patrick Peterson wants 21, but that's Hamza Abdullah's number.

no other information yet. This post is pretty useless...so here's a picture of Emma Stone.

[manchild24]

Cam wont be wearing #2 until the Panthers cut Claussen. He said its his number. Always knew he was a bitch

[Hasselbeck]

Cam Newton has yet to be assigned a number, but I for one am interested to see how things play out with Jimmy Clausen already occupying no. 2. I'd assume Clausen would give it up since he's only worn it for one year, but he might be a spiteful little douche and say no.

Fuck Cam Newton. Yeah Clausen didn't set the world on fire, but maybe Newton should actually DO something in the pros before he can come in demanding numbers, or proclaiming he "needs a vacation" after everything that went on with the draft.

He's already acting like an entitled little prick.. I hope he falls on his face. If I were Clausen I wouldn't give up the number either..

[Colonel Angus]

I know Derrick Sherrod is wearing 78.
I heard Randall Cobb is wearing 18 but that isn't confirmed yet by Packers.com.

No idea on any of the others.

The Packers Twitter account did confirm that Cobb will wear 18 and that Alex Green will wear 39. No word on the others.

[Colonel Angus]

Fuck Cam Newton. Yeah Clausen didn't set the world on fire, but maybe Newton should actually DO something in the pros before he can come in demanding numbers, or proclaiming he "needs a vacation" after everything that went on with the draft.

He's already acting like an entitled little prick.. I hope he falls on his face. If I were Clausen I wouldn't give up the number either..

Clausen shouldn't give it up. I never liked how these rookies come into the league demanding the world. When Aaron Rodgers was drafted his number 8 was worn by the damn kicker so he decided 12 would be the next number in the Lambeau Field ring of honor.

[krulmichael]

:D

[KnightNoles]

all interesting but I don't give a fawk...
























that is until they are out on the field playing

[Obst]

Cecil Shorts III will be No. 84, Chris Prosinski No. 42, Rod Issac No. 26, Will Rackley No. 65 and Blaine Gabbert No. 11

[NAHSTE]

Fuck Cam Newton. Yeah Clausen didn't set the world on fire, but maybe Newton should actually DO something in the pros before he can come in demanding numbers, or proclaiming he "needs a vacation" after everything that went on with the draft.

He's already acting like an entitled little prick.. I hope he falls on his face. If I were Clausen I wouldn't give up the number either..

Yeah. That makes back to back years that Carolina management has drafted one of those to play QB.

Should be a great locker room atmosphere!

[BigBiss]

Steelers

39 Allen, Cortez
35 Batch, Baron
40 Brown, Curtis
54 Carter, Chris
65 Gilbert, Marcus
95 Heyward, Cameron
62 Williams, Keith

[Nucking Futs]

Vikings rookies making a number for themselves - StarTribune

In case you missed it, the Vikings earlier this week assigned jersey numbers to all 10 of their 2011 draft picks. While players certainly can change numbers during their careers, we thought we would use the opportunity to identify the top Vikings player to wear each of the 10 numbers in the franchise's history. We will first list the drafted player and his number, followed by the best ex-Vikings player (subjective, of course) to wear that number:

• No. 7 Christian Ponder, QB: With apologies to Tarvaris Jackson (OK, not really), we'll give this distinction to Randall Cunningham. It might have been only for one great year, really, but that was a great year (ending not included).

• No. 30 Mistral Raymond, CB: We're going with Bill Brown, who holds the team record for most games played by a running back (182) and was a four-time Pro Bowl pick.

• No. 36 Brandon Burton, CB: The pickings are a little slim here, but John Kirby gets the nod. He was a linebacker with the Vikings during the 1960s and started 30 games.

• No. 57 Ross Homan, LB: Mike Merriweather was a pretty good player on some very good defenses for the Vikings from 1989 to '92. He gets the call here over Dwayne Rudd, who never met a tackle after a 7-yard gain that he couldn't celebrate.

• No. 63 Brandon Fusco, OL: If Fusco has anywhere near the career of another 63, Kirk Lowdermilk, the Vikings will be more than happy. Lowdermilk was a dependable center in the late 1980s and early '90s.

• No. 75 DeMarcus Love, OL: We're going for a technicality here. While Matt Birk primarily wore No. 78 in his career, he did wear 75 very early on. He gets the edge.

• No. 82 Kyle Rudolph, TE: Seventeen players have worn this number previously for the Vikings. None has been particularly lucky with it. We'll take Jim Lash, who had 500-plus yards receiving for two very good Vikings teams back-to-back in 1974-75. What? You'd rather have Qadry Ismail, Andrew Glover or Troy Williamson?

• No. 86 Stephen Burton, WR: The majority of Jake Reed's 6,999 career receiving yards came in four 1,000-plus seasons with the Vikings from 1994 to '97. This one is pretty easy, actually.

• No. 92 D'Aundre Reed, DE: The underrated Roy Barker gets the nod over Duane Clemons.

• No. 99 Christian Ballard, DT: Al Noga had two seasons with at least nine sacks wearing 99. That's good enough to get him the top spot over Chris Hovan, among others.