Contract doesn't bode well for Graham

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Contract doesn't bode well for Graham
Football Jabber found this 7/1/2008 on blogs.rotoworld.com [flag]
Earnest Graham isn't a franchise back. That's what the Bucs think anyway, and they proved it by agreeing to a four-year $11 million contract this week. Okay, so Graham... [link]

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Published 7/1/2008 by Lee at Football Jabber
... I think it is more like the smiling, eager to help, vibe of the front desk of the library rather than the dark, scary, archives.  Go have a look for yourself and please vote in the sidebar. The FFGeekBlog.com goes over the Fred Taylor vs. MJD debate in their new “Ask the Geeks” series. The Fantasy Football Goat continues to roll out the analysis on the Offensive Lines. Now up…AFC East. Pancake Blocks takes a look at the not so effective hold out result for Earnest Graham. ...

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