If you could go to lunch or something like that and just sit down and pick someones brain as far as football, the game itsself or gambling whichever, who would you chose?
You can choose anyone, past, presesnt, dead, alive
From T.O. (haha) to Vince Lombardi, tom brady, peyton mannning, joe montana, anyone. Even someone like Deniro's character in Casino, ANYONE
Lets hear em . . . .and why
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If you could go to lunch or something like that and just sit down and pick someones brain as far as football, the game itsself or gambling whichever, who would you chose?
You can choose anyone, past, presesnt, dead, alive
From T.O. (haha) to Vince Lombardi, tom brady, peyton mannning, joe montana, anyone. Even someone like Deniro's character in Casino, ANYONE
I'd like to sit down with Brit Favror, and stick large, 18-inch knitting needles into each one of his eyes......................just for being a dick
My friends father who is probably 65 has called him "Brent" from day 1 and its just hilarious cuz he really thinks its Brent, which is completely amazing because he watches A LOT of NFL and I dont know how he misses the spelling of his name when its on TV a million times
Its awesome though
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Quote Originally Posted by The Hawk:
I'd like to sit down with Brit Favror, and stick large, 18-inch knitting needles into each one of his eyes......................just for being a dick
My friends father who is probably 65 has called him "Brent" from day 1 and its just hilarious cuz he really thinks its Brent, which is completely amazing because he watches A LOT of NFL and I dont know how he misses the spelling of his name when its on TV a million times
My friends father who is probably 65 has called him "Brent" from day 1 and its just hilarious cuz he really thinks its Brent, which is completely amazing because he watches A LOT of NFL and I dont know how he misses the spelling of his name when its on TV a million times
Its awesome though
probably in the same regard that people say "warsh" instead of "wash." In their eyes they are saying it right even though it might be a tad annoying to most others.
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Quote Originally Posted by TeamTotals4Life:
My friends father who is probably 65 has called him "Brent" from day 1 and its just hilarious cuz he really thinks its Brent, which is completely amazing because he watches A LOT of NFL and I dont know how he misses the spelling of his name when its on TV a million times
Its awesome though
probably in the same regard that people say "warsh" instead of "wash." In their eyes they are saying it right even though it might be a tad annoying to most others.
If I really just wanted to talk about NFL and competition:
Even though the defense's ability to be aggressive has been taken away in the past 5-6 years, I would pick from the 2000's era, just because of how really difficult it is to win it all now. There's no more marching to a title, like the 80's and 90's. You will be tested in one of your playoff games no matter how good you are.
I might pick Hoodie. Maybe Brady, number 2.
BUT, the arena of gambling is just too juicy to pass up.
Michaels, Musberger, the Greek, all great picks. Give me an upper-level guy from sports gambling industry, who knows what goes on in the NFL.
Just tell me right now who was in that booth telling to the refs to call "forward lateral, dead ball, game over" in Pittsburgh 2008. That's my first question.
Second question would be how many kickers / holders / long-snappers have been bought and told to miss kicks / drop snaps over the years, and give me examples.
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If I really just wanted to talk about NFL and competition:
Even though the defense's ability to be aggressive has been taken away in the past 5-6 years, I would pick from the 2000's era, just because of how really difficult it is to win it all now. There's no more marching to a title, like the 80's and 90's. You will be tested in one of your playoff games no matter how good you are.
I might pick Hoodie. Maybe Brady, number 2.
BUT, the arena of gambling is just too juicy to pass up.
Michaels, Musberger, the Greek, all great picks. Give me an upper-level guy from sports gambling industry, who knows what goes on in the NFL.
Just tell me right now who was in that booth telling to the refs to call "forward lateral, dead ball, game over" in Pittsburgh 2008. That's my first question.
Second question would be how many kickers / holders / long-snappers have been bought and told to miss kicks / drop snaps over the years, and give me examples.
Paul Brown ....would like to hear what he thinks of the franchise he left to his family.....would ask him how many times he's turned over in his grave..............
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Paul Brown ....would like to hear what he thinks of the franchise he left to his family.....would ask him how many times he's turned over in his grave..............
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