BlackandBlue

I believe that is short for \"A big bag of nothing.\" Please correct me if I am wrong.

Ummm, ditto Danno\'s sentiments, I guess I should put that in my signature.


[Edited on 18/4/2004 by BlackandBlue]

saintz08

Frankfurt Galaxy 28
Rhein Fire 10
Waldstadion, Frankfurt. Attendance: 27,213


Skip Hicks took the lead in the NFLEL scoring charts. photo: photo-stock.co.uk

J.T. O\'Sullivan capped an assured performance with a pair of touchdown passes and running back Skip Hicks found the endzone three times as the World Bowl champion Frankfurt Galaxy were convincing winners of their Waldstadion showdown against the Rhein Fire.

New Orleans Saints-allocated quarterback O\'Sullivan completed 18 of 27 passes for 225 yards as the Galaxy inflicted the first defeat of the season on the Fire and posted a 3-0 start for the third straight year.

Meanwhile, Cincinnati Bengals running back Hicks rushed for two touchdowns and caught a 15-yard scoring pass to lead the league with five scores on the season.

It was also a memorable night for Galaxy kicker Ralf Kleinmann, whose fourth extra point of the game made him only the fourth player in NFLEL history to score 300 career points.

The meeting of the fiercest rivals in the NFL Europe League marked the first time that unbeaten teams had played each other as late as Week 3 since the inaugural season of 1991.

http://nfleurope.com/scoreboard/2004...fra_recap.html

\"Americans play to win at all times. I wouldn\'t give a hoot in hell for a man who lost and laughed.\" - George S. Patton
On another note, I\'ll take a bite of that crow 08. - Saintfan
Brooks is a moron!! - Halo

WhoDat

Look at that, Danno and I completely agree on something.

08 beat me to that article. By the way, in addition, here are his stats through three games in NFLE:

J.T. O\'Sullivan, Fra (NO )
39 of 61 for 458 yards (a 63.9% completion percentage, 7.51 yard average) with 3 TDs, zero INTs, and a 103 QB rating.

That seems like a whole lot more than nothing to me. I think this kid might have a chance to overtake Bouman and be the backup. Anyone agree? He\'s got some talent and mobility and I really like his fire.

[Edited on 19/4/2004 by WhoDat]

\"Excuses, excuses, excuses. That’s all anyone ever makes for the New Orleans Saints’ organization.\" - Eric Narcisse


\"Being a Saints fan is almost like being addicted to crack,\" he said.[i]\"You know you should stop, but you just can\'t.\"

SaintNik

JT returns!

\"Although the death of his father was a shock for J.T. he will return to the team to play in the World Bowl. This shows the mental strength of this young man. He is such a good player, that the two weeks of missed practice will not affect his performance. He even has a whole week to prepare with the team for the Championship game,\" said Jones.

For the complete article:
http://www.nfleurope.com/news/2004/06032004_story1.html

WhoDat

Now there\'s something you don\'t hear about Saints quarterbacks too oftern.

SaintNik

ESPN\'s new mag raves about J.T.
From the June 21st edition of ESPN the magazine:

quote:

EURO-STAR OUR SCOUTS INC. GURU FINDS THE NEXT JAKE DELHOMME

The past three Super Bowls featured starting QB\'s with NFL Europe resumes, so its only logical to ask if there\'s another Kurt warner, Brad Johnson, or Jake Delhommme across the pond. The favorite going into the Euro-season was Rohan Davey (Patriots), who lit up the league for Berlin. But his adversary in the June 12 World Bowl, ,Frankfurt\'s J.T. O\'Sullivan (Saints), also deserves a look.

O\'Sullivan\'s NFLEL numbers (1,527 yards, 61.2% completion rate) put him nearly on par with Davey and separate him from the rest of the backup pack in Europe, including Cowboy Chad Hutchinson. Sturdy (6\'2\", 220 lbs) and durable, O\'Sullivan does not possess an especially powerful arm, but he\'s got a quick release and feet nifty enough to buy time in the pocket. A sixth-round pick in 2002 out of Cal-Davis, O\'Sullivan worked on his major weaknesses--decision-making, field vision, patrience--in Europe. Despite interest from other teams, expect him to stay at least one more season in New Orleans, where he\'ll unseat Todd Bouman for the No. 2 spot behind Aaron Brooks.

Given Brook\'s injury history, that means O\'Sullivan could be taking regular-season snaps this fall. Hey, stranger things have happened.

-Todd McShay


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Wow. Unseating Bouman. We\'ll see about that. As far as the \"Given Brooks injury history\" comment what is this guy talking about? Brooks hasn\'t missed a start (53 regular season and two playoff games) since taking over for an injured Jeff Blake in 2000. We all know he should have sat out a couple games at the end of 2001 but he didn\'t. I\'m looking forward to seeing Bouman and J.T. play often this year............mopping up in our blowout victories!!!!!!!!

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whowatches

Odd comment, I agree. You think he\'s refering to the end of 02 and Jakegate?

Props to JT, though. I hope he continues to develop, and if he can\'t unseat Bouman, maybe he can bring us a pick next year.