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1. A Rod.... simply the best qb in the history of the NFL... and he's just getting his game on...

... CAL

2. Marshawn Lynch...

... CAL

3. DeSean Jackson

... CAL

4. Tony Gonzalez

... CAL

5. Nnamdi Asomugha

... CAL








Is there a single College team that can compare ???

DeSean Jackson is Grade A POS. Wouldn’t want him on my team. No way, no how. Did you watch the game last night? Announcers lit him up pretty good.

Nambla Ass-to-Mouth looked a little fragile as well.

Thank you very much for Aaron Rodgers, but for God’s sake, quit calling him A-Rod. There’s already an A-Rod, and he’s a little bitch.

What about Miami?

Devin Hester
Andre Johnson
Santana Moss
Frank Gore
Ray Lewis
Ed Reed
Eric Winston
Jimmy Graham
Greg Olsen
Antrel Rolle
Jon Beason
Jonathon Vilma
Vince Wilfork

Hall of Famers by College

Southern California (11)
Notre Dame (10)
Michigan (8)
Ohio State (8)
Alabama (7)
Syracuse (7)
Illinois (6)
Minnesota (6)
Oregon (6)
Pittsburgh (6)

~likely not a completely up-to-date list~

USC
PLAYER TEAM POSITION
David Ausberry Oakland Raiders Tight End
Sam Baker Atlanta Falcons Offensive Tackle
Charles Brown New Orleans Saints Offensive Tackle
David Buehler Dallas Cowboys Place kicker
Reggie Bush Miami Dolphins Running Back
Jordan Cameron Cleveland Browns Tight End
Jurrell Casey Tennessee Titans Defensive Tackle
Matt Cassel Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback
Shaun Cody Houston Texans Defensive Tackle
Keith Rivers Cincinnati Bengals Linebacker
Brian Cushing Houston Texans Linebacker
Fred Davis Washington Redskins Tight End
Sedrick Ellis New Orleans Saints Defensive Tackle
Everson Griffen Minnesota Vikings Defensive End
Lawrence Jackson Detroit Lions Defensive End
Winston Justice Philadelphia Eagles Offensive Tackle
Ryan Kalil Carolina Panthers Center
Matt Leinart Houston Texans Quarterback
Deuce Lutui Arizona Cardinals Guard
Kaluka Maiava Cleveland Browns Linebacker
Clay Matthews Green Bay Packers Linebacker
Rey Maualuga Cincinnati Bengals Linebacker
Taylor Mays Cincinnati Bengals Safety
Anthony McCoy Seattle Seahawks Tight End
Joe McKnight New York Jets Running Back
Fili Moala Indianapolis Colts Defensive Tackle
Kyle Moore Buffalo Bills Defensive End
Mike Morgan Seattle Seahawks Linebacker
Carson Palmer Oakland Raiders Quarterback
Mike Patterson Philadelphia Eagles Defensive Tackle
Troy Polamalu Pittsburgh Steelers Safety
Chilo Rachal San Francisco 49ers Guard
Frostee Rucker Cincinnati Bengals Defensive End
Mark Sanchez New York Jets Quarterback
Steve Smith Philadelphia Eagles Wide Receiver
Tyron Smith Dallas Cowboys Offensive Tackle
Malcolm Smith Seattle Seahawks Linebacker
Terrell Thomas New York Giants Cornerback
Kevin Thomas Indianapolis Colts Cornerback
Patrick Turner New York Jets Wide Receiver
Thomas Williams Carolina Panthers Linebacker
Mike Williams Seattle Seahawks Wide Receiver
Damian Williams Tennessee Titans Wide Receiver
Shareece Wright San Diego Chargers Cornerback

Jesus Christ... you post a list of the Superstars of the NFL that are playing now ... and the "Stupids" come running in and have no idea of the rules.

If I wanted to list all the players Cal has in the NFL... Alabama would take a seat at the back of the bus.

Of course, the only ones slow enough to not know the "rules" are from Houston and Slow Cal.

Nice job... you short-bus freaks.

SoCalTrjan already posted a list of the true superstars of the NFL, so I posted a list of USC's current players in the NFL...a list which, as always, finds Cal lagging well behind.

Cal has Aaron Rodgers, Tony Gonzales and Nnamdi, who hasn't done shit in Philly. Those are Cal's only true NFL superstars. DeSean Jackson is a "Look at meeeee!" joke who's never won shit in his life. He's a talented little ingrate who's as soft as an SEC OOC schedule.

More importantly, what has Cal ever done with whatever talent they had?

Answer: fuckall.

Sudden Sam wrote:

M2 wrote: If I wanted to list all the players Cal has in the NFL... Alabama would take a seat at the back of the bus.

Are you really this stupid?

California
PLAYER TEAM POSITION
Lorenzo Alexander Washington Redskins Linebacker
Tyson Alualu Jacksonville Jaguars Defensive Tackle
Nnamdi Asomugha Philadelphia Eagles Cornerback
Jahvid Best Detroit Lions Running Back
Desmond Bishop Green Bay Packers Linebacker
Kyle Boller Oakland Raiders Quarterback
Andre Carter New England Patriots Defensive End
Chris Conte Chicago Bears Safety
Brian De La Puente New Orleans Saints Guard
Thomas DeCoud Atlanta Falcons Safety
Justin Forsett Seattle Seahawks Running Back
Scott Fujita Cleveland Browns Linebacker
Matt Giordano Oakland Raiders Safety
Tony Gonzalez Atlanta Falcons Tight End
Nick Harris Jacksonville Jaguars Punter
Lavelle Hawkins Tennessee Titans Wide Receiver
Dante Hughes San Diego Chargers Cornerback
DeSean Jackson Philadelphia Eagles Wide Receiver
Cameron Jordan New Orleans Saints Defensive End
L.P. LaDouceur Dallas Cowboys Long Snapper
Ryan Longwell Minnesota Vikings Place kicker
Marshawn Lynch Seattle Seahawks Running Back
Alex Mack Cleveland Browns Center
Brandon Mebane Seattle Seahawks Defensive Tackle
Mike Mohamed Denver Broncos Linebacker
Cameron Morrah Seattle Seahawks Tight End
Ryan O'Callaghan Kansas City Chiefs Offensive Tackle
Aaron Rodgers Green Bay Packers Quarterback
Craig Stevens Tennessee Titans Tight End
Nick Sundberg Washington Redskins Long Snapper
Mike Tepper Indianapolis Colts Offensive Tackle
Syd'Quan Thompson Denver Broncos Cornerback
Shane Vereen New England Patriots Running Back


Alabama
PLAYER TEAM POSITION
Mark Anderson New England Patriots Defensive End
Javier Arenas Kansas City Chiefs Cornerback
Antoine Caldwell Houston Texans Guard
James Carpenter Seattle Seahawks Offensive Tackle
Terrence Cody Baltimore Ravens Defensive Tackle
Marcell Dareus Buffalo Bills Defensive Tackle
Brandon Deaderick New England Patriots Defensive End
Wallace Gilberry Kansas City Chiefs Defensive End
Roman Harper New Orleans Saints Safety
Mark Ingram New Orleans Saints Running Back
Kareem Jackson Houston Texans Cornerback
Jarret Johnson Baltimore Ravens Linebacker
Rashad Johnson Arizona Cardinals Safety
Mike Johnson Atlanta Falcons Guard
Marquis Johnson St. Louis Rams Cornerback
Julio Jones Atlanta Falcons Wide Receiver
Evan Mathis Philadelphia Eagles Guard
Rolando McClain Oakland Raiders Linebacker
Le'Ron McClain Kansas City Chiefs Running Back
Greg McElroy New York Jets Quarterback
Charlie Peprah Green Bay Packers Safety
DeMeco Ryans Houston Texans Linebacker
Andre Smith Cincinnati Bengals Offensive Tackle
Chavis Williams Baltimore Ravens Linebacker

The names USC, Bama, Miami, tOSU, and LSU jumped to mind pretty quickly.

I remember seeing a stat a few years ago (no idea about now, too lazy to research it) that of all the players who were (at the time) currently in the NFL, 10% came from tOSU. Ten freaking percent.

Sudden Sam wrote:

M2 wrote: If I wanted to list all the players Cal has in the NFL... Alabama would take a seat at the back of the bus.

Are you really this stupid?

Cal has more players in the NFL... than Alabama.

You too have now been added to the "short bus".

Ohio State
PLAYER TEAM POSITION
Will Allen Pittsburgh Steelers Safety
Jake Ballard New York Giants Tight End
Alex Boone San Francisco 49ers Offensive Tackle
Bobby Carpenter Detroit Lions Linebacker
Chimdi Chekwa Oakland Raiders Cornerback
Nate Clements Cincinnati Bengals Cornerback
Kurt Coleman Philadelphia Eagles Safety
Jim Cordle New York Giants Center
Na'il Diggs San Diego Chargers Linebacker
Chris Gamble Carolina Panthers Cornerback
Ted Ginn San Francisco 49ers Wide Receiver
Anthony Gonzalez Indianapolis Colts Wide Receiver
Larry Grant San Francisco 49ers Linebacker
Brian Hartline Miami Dolphins Wide Receiver
Ben Hartsock Carolina Panthers Tight End
A.J. Hawk Green Bay Packers Linebacker
Cameron Heyward Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive End
Jermale Hines Indianapolis Colts Safety
Santonio Holmes New York Jets Wide Receiver
Ross Homan Minnesota Vikings Linebacker
Malcolm Jenkins New Orleans Saints Safety
Michael Jenkins Minnesota Vikings Wide Receiver
James Laurinaitis St. Louis Rams Linebacker
Nick Mangold New York Jets Center
Jake McQuaide St. Louis Rams Long Snapper
Mike Nugent Cincinnati Bengals Place kicker
Ryan Pickett Green Bay Packers Defensive End
Terrelle Pryor Oakland Raiders Quarterback
Brian Robiskie Jacksonville Jaguars Wide Receiver
Brian Rolle Philadelphia Eagles Linebacker
Brandon Saine Green Bay Packers Running Back
Dane Sanzenbacher Chicago Bears Wide Receiver
Darrion Scott Washington Redskins Defensive End
Rob Sims Detroit Lions Guard
Will Smith New Orleans Saints Defensive End
Austin Spitler Miami Dolphins Linebacker
Donald Washington Kansas City Chiefs Safety
Beanie Wells Arizona Cardinals Running Back
Donte Whitner San Francisco 49ers Safety
Antoine Winfield Minnesota Vikings Cornerback
Ashton Youboty Jacksonville Jaguars Cornerback


LSU
PLAYER TEAM POSITION
Joseph Addai Indianapolis Colts Running Back
Joe Barksdale Oakland Raiders Offensive Tackle
Dwayne Bowe Kansas City Chiefs Wide Receiver
Ryan Clark Pittsburgh Steelers Safety
Michael Clayton New York Giants Wide Receiver
Jacob Cutrera Tampa Bay Buccaneers Linebacker
Travis Daniels Kansas City Chiefs Cornerback
Glenn Dorsey Kansas City Chiefs Defensive End
Early Doucet Arizona Cardinals Wide Receiver
Kevin Faulk New England Patriots Running Back
Matt Flynn Green Bay Packers Quarterback
Howard Green Green Bay Packers Nose Tackle
Chris Hawkins Tennessee Titans Cornerback
Devery Henderson New Orleans Saints Wide Receiver
Jacob Hester San Diego Chargers Fullback
Tyson Jackson Kansas City Chiefs Defensive End
Bradie James Dallas Cowboys Linebacker
Ricky Jean Francois San Francisco 49ers Defensive Tackle
Quinn Johnson Denver Broncos Fullback
Donnie Jones St. Louis Rams Punter
Chad Jones New York Giants Safety
Brandon LaFell Carolina Panthers Wide Receiver
LaRon Landry Washington Redskins Safety
Lazarius Levingston Seattle Seahawks Defensive End
Nate Livings Cincinnati Bengals Guard
Todd McClure Atlanta Falcons Center
Danny McCray Dallas Cowboys Safety
Richard Murphy Jacksonville Jaguars Running Back
Drake Nevis Indianapolis Colts Defensive Tackle
Stephen Peterman Detroit Lions Guard
Patrick Peterson Arizona Cardinals Cornerback
Stevan Ridley New England Patriots Running Back
Perry Riley Washington Redskins Linebacker
Kelvin Sheppard Buffalo Bills Linebacker
Marcus Spears Dallas Cowboys Defensive End
Craig Steltz Chicago Bears Safety
Corey Webster New York Giants Cornerback
Andrew Whitworth Cincinnati Bengals Offensive Tackle
Kyle Williams Buffalo Bills Nose Tackle
Keiland Williams Detroit Lions Running Back
Al Woods Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive Tackle

Miami (Fla.)
PLAYER TEAM POSITION
Spencer Adkins Atlanta Falcons Linebacker
Allen Bailey Kansas City Chiefs Defensive End
Jon Beason Carolina Panthers Linebacker
Matt Bosher Atlanta Falcons Place kicker
Phillip Buchanon Washington Redskins Cornerback
Rashad Butler Houston Texans Offensive Tackle
Calais Campbell Arizona Cardinals Defensive End
Vernon Carey Miami Dolphins Guard
Antonio Dixon Philadelphia Eagles Defensive Tackle
Jason Fox Detroit Lions Offensive Tackle
Orlando Franklin Denver Broncos Offensive Tackle
Tavares Gooden San Francisco 49ers Linebacker
Richard Gordon Oakland Raiders Tight End
Frank Gore San Francisco 49ers Running Back
Jimmy Graham New Orleans Saints Tight End
Leonard Hankerson Washington Redskins Wide Receiver
Brandon Harris Houston Texans Cornerback
Devin Hester Chicago Bears Wide Receiver
Kelly Jennings Cincinnati Bengals Cornerback
Andre Johnson Houston Texans Wide Receiver
Bruce Johnson New York Giants Cornerback
Ray Lewis Baltimore Ravens Linebacker
Colin McCarthy Tennessee Titans Linebacker
Willis McGahee Denver Broncos Running Back
Rocky McIntosh Washington Redskins Linebacker
Bryant McKinnie Baltimore Ravens Offensive Tackle
Brandon Meriweather Chicago Bears Safety
Santana Moss Washington Redskins Wide Receiver
Chris Myers Houston Texans Center
Greg Olsen Carolina Panthers Tight End
Roscoe Parrish Buffalo Bills Wide Receiver
Kenny Phillips New York Giants Safety
Ed Reed Baltimore Ravens Safety
Antrel Rolle New York Giants Safety
Brett Romberg Atlanta Falcons Center
Darryl Sharpton Houston Texans Linebacker
Sam Shields Green Bay Packers Cornerback
Jeremy Shockey Carolina Panthers Tight End
DeMarcus Van Dyke Oakland Raiders Cornerback
Jonathan Vilma New Orleans Saints Linebacker
Reggie Wayne Indianapolis Colts Wide Receiver
Vince Wilfork New England Patriots Nose Tackle
D.J. Williams Denver Broncos Linebacker
Kellen Winslow Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tight End
Eric Winston Houston Texans Offensive Tackle

Shit for brains... still has no idea what a Pro Bowl player is...



QB Aaron Rodgers ( Cal)... USC... Zero

RB Marshawn Lynch (Cal)... USC... Zero

TE Tony Gonzalez (Cal)... USC... Zero

CB Nnamdi Asomugha (Cal)...USC... Zero

WR DeSean Jackson (Cal)... USC... Zero

C Alex Mack (Cal)...USC... Zero


would you like me to go on ???

If you could get your facts straight, then include all the other positions as well, sure.

Van wrote:If you could get your facts straight, then include all the other positions as well, sure.

Ok, I'll give you Matt Leinart... he played a couple of downs last week for the first time in years...

Mighty generous of you.

Van wrote:Mighty generous of you.

You're welcome.

M2 wrote:Shit for brains... still has no idea what a Pro Bowl player is...

I think I do -- it's a plyer who has played in a Pro Bowl.

But for this discussion, let's keep it to only current Pro Bowlers, shall we?

QB Aaron Rodgers ( Cal)... USC... Zero

Silly me -- I could have sworn Matt Cassel played at USC.

CB Nnamdi Asomugha (Cal)...USC... Zero

Except he's not a current Pro Bowler... but if you want to get into current players that have played in Pro Bowls, I don't think this will end well for you.

WR DeSean Jackson (Cal)... USC... Zero

Didn't go last year, and has no prayer this year.

would you like me to go on ???

Strictly for entertainment purposes, yes.

Snot just came out of my nose...

Matt Cassel is a "Superstar" in the NFL ???


Please stay on the subject matter.


By the way... have you EVER seen a better run than this ???

... and yes, Morrah in the picture is a TE from Cal

Great run, definitely. Still nobody's idea of an NFL superstar.

l to r: m2

good job buddy...hey, how are those house listings coming along?
hadn't heard from you and wanted to make sure we were still on track...

BTW -- if you do want to talk current players that have appeared in a Pro Bowl, just off the top of my head..

QB -- Carson Palmer

WR -- Steve Smith


If you start throwing in the "non-skill" positions, this gets ugly in a hurry.

M2 wrote:Snot just came out of my nose...

Matt Cassel is a "Superstar" in the NFL ???


Please stay on the subject matter.

Pretty sure the subject matter was "Pro Bowlers."

Van wrote:Great run, definitely. Still nobody's idea of an NFL superstar.

Shit for brains... he's been to a PRO BOWL playing behind Buffalo's offensive line... can you name a player who has done that since Thurman Thomas ???

By the way, he has more yards rushing in the last 5 weeks than any RB in the NFL... and that's behind one of the worst OL's in the NFL.


I'll give you O.J. but thats been a couple of years ago.

Dinsdale wrote:Pretty sure the subject matter was "Pro Bowlers."

Actually, it was "Best Players"... go back and check the header...

M2 wrote:Shit for brains... still has no idea what a Pro Bowl player is...


C Alex Mack (Cal)...USC... Zero

BTW, in the interest of... accuracy, pretty sure Ryan Kalil played for USC, too.

I guess it depends on what your definition of "zero" is.

M2 wrote:

Dinsdale wrote:Pretty sure the subject matter was "Pro Bowlers."

Actually, it was "Best Players"... go back and check the header...

Which you backed up with outright lies.

Dinsdale wrote:

BTW, in the interest of... accuracy, pretty sure Ryan Kalil played for USC, too.

I guess it depends on what your definition of "zero" is.

Nice try...

In 2009, Kalil was voted second-alternate to the 2010 Pro Bowl. He later was given a spot due to an injury by the first alternate.

Thanks for playing.

So you can play in two Pro Bowls, and still not qualify as a "Pro Bowler"?

Interesting.

Almost as interesting as the route you've taken to sundusky yourself this time around.

Dinsdale wrote:So you can play in two Pro Bowls, and still not qualify as a "Pro Bowler"?

Interesting.

Almost as interesting as the route you've taken to sundusky yourself this time around.

Pssst... the 2010 "Pro Bowl" is for the 2009 season... tell me you knew ???

Oh yeah, being the "2nd" alternate is pretty much like having your girlfriend bang all your friends and asking you what you're doing tonight after she gets done.

M2 wrote: Pssst... the 2010 "Pro Bowl" is for the 2009 season... tell me you knew ???

Why yes, I did.

Did you know that the 2009 Pro Bowl was for the 2008 season?

Kalil played in that one too, dumbass.

Dinsdale wrote:

M2 wrote: Pssst... the 2010 "Pro Bowl" is for the 2009 season... tell me you knew ???

Why yes, I did.

Did you know that the 2009 Pro Bowl was for the 2008 season?

Kalil played in that one too, dumbass.

Link ?


Pssst... shit for brains... here's the roster for the 2009 Pro Bowl.

http://www.nfl.com/probowl/story?confir ... h-comments

... and your good friend isn't on it !!!


You're gonna have to try harder.

Dinsdale wrote:Pretty sure the subject matter was "Pro Bowlers."

And of course:

Why do seemingly all pro bowlers look like pedarists?

This guy?



:shudder:

And this guy?



Looks way too happy sticking his fingers in tight little holes. He probably calls that ball "Timmy."

Van wrote:Why do seemingly all pro bowlers look like pedarists?

It's not just the pros. Have you seen War Wagon's picture?

Nope, never have.

Yeah, and now you have Rolando McClain's thuggery countering DeSean Jackson's douchebaggery.

M2 wrote:Jesus Christ... you post a list of the Superstars of the NFL that are playing now ... and the "Stupids" come running in and have no idea of the rules.

If I wanted to list all the players Cal has in the NFL... Alabama would take a seat at the back of the bus.

Of course, the only ones slow enough to not know the "rules" are from Houston and Slow Cal.

Nice job... you short-bus freaks.

Okay. I didn't realize Andre Johnson, Ed Reed, Ray Lewis, and Vince Wilfork were also-rans of the NFL. Carry on.

Awesome CFB thread Mtwo.

M2 wrote: You're gonna have to try harder.

OK, I'll try really hard while I correct myself -- Kalil played in the 2010 and 2011 Pro Bowls.

M2 wrote:Cal has more players in the NFL... than Alabama.

So? On a college football fan board, this should not be a source of pride. Doesn't this discourage you? Knowing that Cal is producing all this talent yet its program is no more relevant than Boston College or Northwestern.

This is all just... so sad.