NFL TTM Thread

[marauder10]

ppppppppllllllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeezzzzzzzz help me
i need a jonathan stewart addy

[marauder10]

going out tomorrow morning

barrett ruud
cortland finnegan
jermichael finley

are they good signers

[shadow316]

ppppppppllllllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeezzzzzzzz help me
i need a jonathan stewart addy

Working on it, patience my friend. Very common name, so it's not gonna be easy.

[shadow316]

going out tomorrow morning

barrett ruud
cortland finnegan
jermichael finley

are they good signers

Packer players tend to be very good signers TTM c/o team. Wouldn't expect anything back from Finnegan. I have seen successes in the past from Ruud, so that one may work.

[shadow316]

went out yesterday via home
anquan boldin
demarcus ware
hakeem nicks
good signers?

Ill state the obvious....no. you can't treat home addresses as the tonic for your TTM woes. With the NFL, if you're gonna shoot for the moon, you are going to be disappointed a whole lot more than you're not. There is the (well-documented) exception or two, but when you're going for established stars, it doesn't matter if you send it to the team or their front step, the overwhelming majority are tired of signing and don't do it. If you see Nicks or Boldin had a success, ok. Go for it. But coming up with them out of the blue doesn't mean you're gonna get breakthrough success. Lower the standards just a bit. Try the guys that aren't yet stars...I could give you a laundry list of up-and-comers. And that's not to be a dick...that's the reality of the hobby. I know everyone wants to be an optimist here but I've wasted enough time and money to be over that stage by now. I'm a realist. If those kind of guys were good signers, everyone would have them.

Absolutely true. I treat it like the draft and if I'm that interested in getting a current player, hit them before they 'blow up' and become big time. For every Browning Nagle, there's a Brett Favre or Arian Foster waiting to sign. I also recommend that if you want current players then go after the worst teams. Nobody likes a loser, but every player loves a homer.
I haven't seen any of those names come across recently through other boards signing anything, maybe in under 300 days-but wouldn't you rather have Bruce Smith, Warren Moon, and Sterling Sharpe in less than 60? I'm batting up and around 50% this year on the autographs by targeting primarily former players.

Agreed with both you and Luigi 100% on your points. I am also at about 50% over the past year, with no successes or failures recently. Keep in mind guys, home addresses are not a 100% guarantee even if they do turn out to be correct.

[Luigi Fioravanti]

Finnegan-no
Finley-no
Ruud-no idea but he's not a Pro Bowler so you're on the right path

In regards to your jonesin' over Jonathan Stewart, you probably won't get anything back from him anyway so there's no rush. Panthers are very good at forwarding mail btw, unless you think having your letter arive at his doorstep will make him a better signer. From what I can see, you've wasted a lot of stamps in the last few days.

[marauder10]

can someone say what teams are good at forwarding mail other than the 'skins, panthers, packers and colts. also gimme some donts other than titans, jaguars and falcons

[shadow316]

can someone say what teams are good at forwarding mail other than the 'skins, panthers, packers and colts. also gimme some donts other than titans, jaguars and falcons

From what I have seen and from my experience: Raiders, Patriots (middle tear players mostly), Rams, 49ers, and Seahawks have been pretty good about it too.

I'd hesitate to say who doesn't, really. Just because I have never gotten a success from a team or haven't seen one, doesn't necessarily mean they don't forward their mail.

[superbowl]

if someone could find a john lynch (former bronco) address for me that would be great


im looking to add him to my broncos collection

[marauder10]

anyone got any adresses for these players

dre bly
lesean mccoy
curtis lofton
donnie avery
joe flacco
dustin keller
bo scaife