Classy. The security guard's face says it all.
Posted on 11/27/2006 2:00:56 AM PST by mcg2000
I went to one Broncos game and was repulsed by the fans treatment of the Raiders. There is a point where you're not a fan but a hater.
I'll cheer my team and jeer dirty play. But I won't get personal with the athletes, they all want to win. BTW, I work in sports; you take a different view of things when you do.
Uh...ticket revenue hardly pays for salaries.
League sharing revenue perhaps, but not ticket sales. The stands could be empty and he'd still get his money.
I forget, how many rings does Peyton have?
From the Chicago sports pages:
"RECEIVERS: C
According to Fox analyst Troy Aikman, the best thing this group did was draw phantom penalties. "
http://www.suntimes.com/sports/football/bears/150730,CST-SPT-grades27.article
I looked and looked and could not find one other party in the Chicago press whining about missed pass interference calls. Quite the oposite. Perhaps you should read these articles.
I don't follow the Falcons,or Vick,but he doesn't look over rated when he's running for 30...40...50 yards.
What's the point of responding to this stuff if you are not interested?
Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
The Bears got the benefit of some really horid pass interference calls. Overall the refs for that game sucked, blowing calls in both directions, the only people that performed worse than the refs at that game was both QBs.
"...Ever see Carl Lewis or Ben Johnson? Maybe you have seen Gayle Sayres, Payton or Sanders..."
How about a guy named Emmitt Smith? He did pretty good for his teams and hisself.
Troy Aikman = THREE Super Bowl Rings and a SB MVP title.
Peytom Manning = Still waiting.
100% agreement.
Vick can always blame it on his herpes acting up.
Classy. The security guard's face says it all.
Looks like he is wearing something similar to a fez.
It's not that the NFL doesn't know how to consistently maximize the talents of scramblers. It's that it can't. They do fine for a while, then get hurt. Then they are forced to become pocket passers. If Vick can make the switch (as did McNabb), then he'll be successful. If not, then he's fun to watch but it won't last.
I thought Vick was just trying to say "We're Number One!"
He's the best throwing Running Back in the History of the NFL.
By the way............... are you a dentist?
Culpepper, McNabb, Vick....these guys never delivered. Injuries, team problems, inability to connect with receivers, call it what you will; but they are not survivors and they can't get their squads to the next level.
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