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Whatever they say, I bet that their closets are a dead give-away . . . |
Posted on 08/12/2004 6:53:03 AM PDT by Area Freeper
T.O. made himself a target earlier this year with verbal jousting with Ray Lewis. The Ravens meet the Eagles on Aug 20 - there will be only clucking and prancing. On Halloween, the two will meet in Philly and it will get rough.
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Whatever they say, I bet that their closets are a dead give-away . . . |
Yeah Jeff, whatever you say big boy!
Browns ping
I think the play occurred in a bowl game back in the early 1990s. Alabama's defense jumped offsides on a play down near the opposing 10 yard-line, so the opposing QB aired a long pass on the "free" play. He completed the pass to a receiver streaking down the sideline. Teague, who was playing safety in the middle of the field and wasn't involved in the coverage, eventually ran him down from behind after a long sprint of 60+ yards. The receiver fumbled the ball, Alabama recovered, and ran it back a long ways up the field.
The opposing team simply declined the penalty and got a 5-yard gain out of one of the most bizarre plays I've ever seen.
Nice closet. Whose catalog did that come out of?
Great story! I really hope that sometime this season, a linebacker catches TO coming across the middle and sends him into dreamland.
If Mr. Lewis leaves any scraps, then I'm guessing the Cleveland secondary will be happy to clean them up.
This is probably the first time in the history of Playboy Magazine's pages that someone suggested that the current Playmate Of The Year's boyfriend is gay.
The buzz around town is that a couple reporters asked Carmella about it, and she simply said "F-- Terrell Owens. Make sure you print that.". Of course they didn't.
-Eric
That's impressive
Are you familiar with the term "beard?" Mcgreevey has tow wives & three kids.
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