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Just an update for everyone. No more should we or shouldnt we. Boston has signed with the 9ers. Not gonna come to the broncs. I still think we could use another receiver to bolster our corps, unless Watts makes a leap to being a big time receiver, or lelie evolves into more than just a deep threat. But I guess I am glad Boston didnt come to us. The last thing we needed was a clubhouse cancer. I like the way the broncs seem to be focusing more on hi character guys now-a-days. We dont need more Dale Carters or Daryl Gardners.
EDIT:Uh-Oh
False Alarm
The story that Boston is heading to San Fran appears on 49ersnews.com. Now, a league source tells us that the 49ers have not signed -- and do not intend to sign -- free-agent receiver David Boston.
I read on profootballtalk that boston signed. But they just put up a correction that it is in fact not true. So I guess he is still out there, and available.
Man, the title of your thread scared me. I was afraid the Broncos royally screwed the pooch and signed Boston. Whew!
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--- Boston Bio --- Born Aug. 19, 1978 in Humble, Texas…Greater Houston prep player-of-the-year in 1995 … won numerous all-America honors in both football and basketball at Humble High School … all-Texas first-team pick as a free safety, adding second-team honors as a receiver … two-time all-district choice … as a two-way prep star, posted 88 tackles with nine interceptions and caught 51 passes for 780 yards with eight touchdowns while averaging 23.2 yards per kickoff return and17.1 yards per punt return as a senior … second team all-Texas selection in basketball, leading his squad to the state’s “Final Four” in 1996 …earned all-tournament accolades … also lettered in track … won the district title in the 300-meter intermediate hurdles … lettered three times in football and basketball and twice in track and field …sociology major at Ohio State … asked in Ohio State game program to name the player he had competed against who he admired most, Boston responded, “Jake Plummer” … sent an open letter to Ohio State fans in a Columbus newspaper explaining his decision to turn pro and thanking them for their support … father, Byron, officiated in the Southwest Conference and World League and is now in his eighth year as a line judge in the National Football League … father has worked two NFC championship games and Super Bowl XXXIV … mother, Carolyn, is president and chief executive officer of Boston Sports Enterprises, Inc. … older brother, Byron Jr., who played football at Sam Houston State, is a Dallas policeman specializing in crime unit that investigates drug complaints in high-crime areas of Dallas … sister, Alicia, is a Dallas attorney who collaborated in negotiating Boston’s first NFL contract. --- source --- NFL.com ( maybe David can turn around with some help and guidance from family and friends) --- az
Last edited by AZ Snake Fan; 03-12-2005, 12:40 PM.
Boston has so much potential, but he's never been anything but a disappointment. If he could get his sh** together, it would be great to see him in Denver.
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