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Billy Spikes
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dcarey20
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| Hawkins is underrated. Versatile and great in space. |
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TheVillain112
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| dcarey20 wrote: | | Hawkins is underrated. Versatile and great in space. |
After his couple of breakout games, we inexplicably stopped utilizing him as much. Not sure why. Guy is dangerous with the ball in his hands...
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dcarey20
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| TheVillain112 wrote: | | dcarey20 wrote: | | Hawkins is underrated. Versatile and great in space. |
After his couple of breakout games, we inexplicably stopped utilizing him as much. Not sure why. Guy is dangerous with the ball in his hands... |
For sure. Last couple times the Ravens have played you guys he's been the most dangerous player on offense. |
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Dr. Philly
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Wasn't he the dude on that reality show hosted by Michael Irvin. Nonetheless good deal by Cincy.
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TheVillain112
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| Dr. Philly wrote: | | Wasn't he the dude on that reality show hosted by Michael Irvin. Nonetheless good deal by Cincy. |
Yeah, he came in 2nd. Mainly because he's 5'7...
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Billy Spikes
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| Dr. Philly wrote: | | Wasn't he the dude on that reality show hosted by Michael Irvin. Nonetheless good deal by Cincy. |
4th and long, Jesse Holley won it and actually played a few seasons in the NFL.
Strange Andrew ended up with the Bengals, Artrell Hawkins his brother played for the Bengals as a DB for a number of seasons.
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that play is just nasty 
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Baby Hawk the the potential to be one of the best slot WR's in the league. Hands like glue and darts around the field like a jack rabbit.
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kenney
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| Can someone explain to me why ERFA exists? Free Agency is a concession to the player's association, so obviously I understand why UFA and RFA statuses exist... but what is the purpose of the ERFA designation -- how does it benefit the player? |
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sputney23
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I love when the guy gets the ball in his hands
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titwio
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That Hawkins run looks like someone playing Pac-Man (the game) with a joy stick juking out all the hungry ghosts.
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kenney
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Hawkins is like the second coming of Dante Hall.
Also, could someone please help me out with my question? I understand the rote definition of ERFA, so that's why googling won't help -- I'm trying to understand why ERFA was agreed to as part of the CBA. Who does it benefit and how? |
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INbengalfan
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| The reason for ERFA is that the NFLPA and owners agreed to free agency after four years. ERFA are the players who received 2 year or one year deals their rookie seasons, mostly since they were undrafted anyway. |
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