VSN Countdown to Madden 10 Release

[Derrville]

 

[MVP1991]

23 Ronnie Brown days to go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!​

 

[Rayman]

God damn Dolphin fans...

 

[Point Blank]

Michael Bennett :laugh:

 

[Poundtherock]

God damn Dolphin fans...

Lol..........

 

[Derrville]

 

[Poundtherock]

23 days and counting1111

1 day till the Madden extended-play demo!!!
Email statement From Gamestop: Please do not try to download the demo before 9:00 pm est on Thursday July 23. Doing so will result in an error message and could possibly deactivate your demo code.

#23 SS/LB Jermaine Phillips - Tampa Bay Buccaneers - (2002-Present)
College - University of Georgia
Super Bowl XXXVII.

In TC, Phillips is currently working at
the WLB position, switching from SS.
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Credit Bucs.com

It's uncertain how much of a weapon Phillips would be as a pass-rusher from the WLB slot. He has just three career sacks from the safety position. However, the team is confident that Phillips can provide the rugged and sure tackling they need out of their linebackers, and his coverage pedigree is obviously strong given his years as a defensive back. Even though the safety-to-linebacker experiment caught some observers by surprise, it's actually fairly natural for Phillips. At 6-2 and 230 pounds, he's a big safety and in the same general area as most of the Bucs' linebackers. Brooks, for instance, usually played a few pounds shy of 230 during his prime. Phillips has also long been known as a hard-hitter.

Of course, Phillips is not the only candidate for the weakside starting job; far from it. The Buccaneers are eager to see what they have in recent draft picks Quincy Black (2007 third round) and Geno Hayes (2008 sixth round) and both could figure into the competition.

Especially, Hayes.

"Priceless"
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[Deegeezy]

By the end of the year, everyone will know all about this guy

 

[Aso]

23 days and counting1111

1 day till the Madden extended-play demo!!!
Email statement From Gamestop: Please do not try to download the demo before 9:00 pm est on Thursday July 23. Doing so will result in an error message and could possibly deactivate your demo code.

Ooops, I entered the code the second i got it. I knew the demo wouldn't come out til the 23rd but i had to try it anyways. I hope my code still works .:banghead:

 

[Poundtherock]

Go down and tell your Gamestop you lost it...

 

[JayDizzle]

Pierre Thomas... the most recent of the Waiver Wire Warriors.

On-topic:

Rashad Jennings. In 23 days, this man may provide reason why you don't need to go to a big school to become a big name in the NFL... if not in Madden.

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Oddly enough, he also bars a striking resemblance to former Hip Hop icon, Coolio:

 

[Derrville]

My fav player ever

 

[Rayman]

Double dose of Hall of Famers that wore 22 in Big D

 

[Poundtherock]

22 days and counting1111

#22 HB Eugene “Mercury” Morris - Miami Dolphins
College: West Texas State
San Diego Chargers (1976)
2× Pro Bowl selections.
All-Pro in 1973
2× Super Bowls; (VII, VIII)
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Eugene "Mercury" Morris, nicknamed "early on" for his mercurial quickness when running with the ball. Morris was a running back and kick returner for 9 years, playing mostly for the Miami Dolphins (at first, in the American Football League, then, in the American Football Conference following the 1969 merger with the NFL).

 

[JayDizzle]

 

[adembroski]

 

[Poundtherock]

21 days and counting1111

#21-- RB Mike Garrett - Kansas City Chiefs - 1966-1970
College: USC-Heisman Trophy ‘65-College Hall of Fame
San Diego Chargers #20 - 1970-1973
2x AFL All-Star in 1966 and 1967
2x Super Bowls - I and IV
Super Bowl winner - IV
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He went on from college to star in the American Football League playing for the Kansas City Chiefs (1966-1969) and the NFL Chiefs in 1970 before he was traded to the NFL San Diego Chargers (1970-1973).

Kansas City Chiefs running backs Mike Garrett (21) and Curtis McClinton (32)
line up during Super Bowl I, a 35-10 loss to the Green Bay Packers on
January 15, 1967, at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California.
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Garrett played a pivotal role in the Super Bowl winning team, and scored a touchdown on the Chiefs most famous play, the 65 Toss Power Trap [19 seconds into the video].

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Garrett was the top rusher of Super Bowl IV with 11 carries for 39 yards and a touchdown, also catching 2 passes for 25 yards and returning a kickoff for 18 yards.

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In January 1993, Garrett returned to USC to become its sixth Athletic Director. He came under fire when he hired the heavily-criticized Pete Carroll as head football coach in 2001, but redeemed himself when USC returned to status as a dominant football power.

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[Boucher]

 

[Poundtherock]

that would help a lot.

Click on "QUOTE" under a post and it will show you the config.

 

[Derrville]

Pass Interference.