On a semi-related note. I knew Hester was fast, but he flies down the field there and makes everyone else look like they are walking.
This is what happens when a Seachicken fan gets bitter. He totally backed into my parking spot sign and claimed it was an accident. My reply "Oh so kinda like Jackson is working the QB position right?"
A Green Bay Packers Fan parking sign? Really? I am now convinced that you're actually a 53 year old farmer named Dave Larson.
I work in an office full of football fans. There is shit everywhere. The sign was a gift. I am representing. Kinda like you do with your avatar so zip it Mister. It's good to be a cheesehead. Interesting game last night, there were a couple confusing calls.
Be easy on the guy Shegirl. It's not his fault he has to watch his favorite team put in Tavaris Jackson as the starting QB.
Well it's not like they could have kept Hasselbeck. I mean, he would never have a good season this year, what with the back and age. Low-balling the face of your franchise and getting Jackson is clearly a better idea. Oh. Wait.
I think I'd be more upset knowing that my team's idea of a halftime adjustment is rearranging their balls in a jockstrap. Tarvaris Jackson makes more bad decisions and holds on to balls longer than a sorority sister. I can at least take some comfort that if Hasselbeck was still playing here, he'd be coughing up blood from all the hits he'd be taking. I have zero problems with Jackson getting killed while we play for #1. It could always be worse. I could be pining for Tebow.
I've been a Vikings fan all my life Jimmy. The Anger bus left this station long ago. I've been firmly on the Acceptance train ever since 1/17/99.
I hate you all. And that girl on facebook who had the audacity to say "Try being a Panthers fan". Stop bitching. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel though, and it is bright.
Sorry for the double post. I finally got around to watching the Lions-Vikings game on my DVR. It conveniently cut out right before the overtime, which led me to this gem. (3:31 for the good stuff) NIGGA, FINGATIPS!!!
A popular talking point on the radio shows here is how Rodgers or Brady would do with the revolving door that is the Steelers offensive line. I've always wondered if other teams have such injury woes on the o-line that Pittsburgh seems to. http://plus.sites.post-gazette.com/index.php/home/112125-middle-of-the-pack-09-28-11 11 other teams have had more players assume o-line duties than the Steelers in recent years. Most interestingly, the Patriots come in at second with 15 different guys. You would think that a good team like that would have more stability. That article may not give the full story though. I wonder if the Patriots just sub in guys because of the depth they have or maybe they have individual guys miss a game or two where teams like the Steelers seem to always lose a starting o-lineman or two for the entire season.
Garrard would actually be an interesting option, if only for the fact that he's spent a lot of time practicing against the Jags defense and would have a chance to give the a giant 'fuck you' two times this year.
My backup quarterback actually is Jesus instead of a mere mortal that plays for him. If I were you, I'd be jealous too.
"24-pt comeback is NFL best by a road team." Quite a turnaround from a world-leading 26 game losing streak a few years ago. 3 straight road wins to start the season. 5 going back to last season. Got their first win in Minnesota since '97 last week. It's so nice having a real team to watch. Bring on Monday Night Football, Chicago. Come from behind wins are fun and all, but it'd be nice if they didn't get down by 20 next week.
I am a Giants fan but that was a fumble by Cruz before they got the go ahead touchdown. Also, can the networks please stop showing Coughlin after every, single fucking play? It is beyond absurd how much screen time he gets.