Showing posts with label NFL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NFL. Show all posts

Friday, March 12, 2010

Ben Roethlisberger - Trouble

Kinda ironic that Big Ben should be wearing this shirt on the night he was accused of sexual assault...

Monday, February 1, 2010

Rex Ryan's Weight is Least of His Problems

Practice Jersey brings you another classy image.

What's better? Gross neck fat or t-shirt that says, "Wide Guy"

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Middlbury - Route To The NFL?!

While I do enjoy going to Middlebury football games in the fall, most know that I am a Hobart Fan. That being said, I'm very impressed with the following story and happy to share it here.

Enjoy

Click here to read

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Merriman Can't Handle His Tequila

Prior to the NFL season starting , I listed five story lines I was especially interested following this year. Among them, was Shawne Merriman and his bum knee. Although he has been making headlines, the attention has been focused on his knee but rather his behavior.

Reportedly, Merriman chocked and assaulted Tila Tequila.

I was correct about Shawne making the news, just got the reason wrong.

What a thug.

Friday, September 4, 2009

T.O. Hurt - Is Anyone Surprised?

I wrote before the start of the NFL season that I was interested in seeing if T.O. would bring his same old same and dance to Buffalo or would he be different. In that blog I asked if he was even relevant anymore, hinting to the fact that he isn't and wouldn't contribute.

T.O. is hurt and hasn't played since the first preseason game. Figures.

Conclusion  - same old T.O.

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Brett Favre

At this point I'm tired of hearing about Brett Favre. He's old, inconsistent, and a risk.

He's a wonderful leader but after years of abuse, his body won't get it done.

I wish he had stayed retired the first time. If he had, he would have gone out as a hero - untarnished. Today, I feel bad for Brett Favre. You're looking at a man who cannot admit he's old. He's a shadow of his old self. Sure he'll be remembered, but the damage of playing too long is done.

Brett Favre - go home at catch fish.

P.S. When Brett finally does retire, it'll be very anticlimactic. Few people will say boo. This is a point that I haven't heard many talking about but I think my prediction will come true. He'll leave the game will no fanfare and no parade.

Thursday, August 13, 2009

2009-10 NFL Season

Normally I am not interested in the NFL at all. I'm interested in college football. However, there are several headlines this year that I will be paying close attention to - a top five if you will.

Here they are, in descending order.

1. Micheal Vick - Will any team take a chance on Vick? How much of his athleticism will be gone, if any? If signed, will PETA and other groups protests him at every stadium? Has he changed? My opinion is no, he hasn't changed. He probably won't run dog fights anymore, but I'm sure he'll still run around with suspect people and do questionable things. I'm sure a You Tube video (or some other story) will surface showing Vick with some of his buddies, "makin it rain", mouthing words to the camera, popping their shirts, or using some thugged out sign language to display their home state or city. Go get 'em Vick.

2. Tom Brady - Will he come back as good as ever or will his knee injury prevent him playing at the highest level? I've read articles recently that question his toughness, and I'm curious if these are just hyperbole or something actually worth talking about.

3. T.O - Will it be the same old song and dance, only this time in Buffalo? Is he even relevant anymore?

4. Shawne Merriman - Here's a guy that not a lot of folks are talking about right now, but will be coming back after a major injury - torn knee ligaments. Due to his own stupidity he tried to play last year, against Doctors recommendations, rather than forgoing the season to try and recuperate. I'm hoping for a "told you so" opening game for Merriman, where his knee gets bashed in and it ends his career. Once that happens he'll have plenty of time to contemplate the stupidity of his actions.

5. Matthew Stafford - There's no way he will be able to live up to his contract. That being said, I'm curious to see how he does.

Monday, July 20, 2009

How To: Make It Rain

This is an instructional video of how to "Make It Rain", with the best man for the job - Adam "Pacman" Jones.

Absolutely ridiculous.

Click here to watch

Monday, May 18, 2009

Dumb

James Harrison, star player for the Super Bowl Champion Steelers has refused a visit to the White House. In the following clip he explains his reasoning.

At first I thought Harrison sounded like a d-bag but by then end of his answer he just sounded dumb (lacking intelligence or good judgment; stupid; dull-witted).

Click here to see the video