Posted on 09/13/2023 12:28:41 PM PDT by Red Badger
Gronk just became even more legendary.
Four-time NFL Super Bowl champion Rob Gronkowski was visiting the U.S. Capitol with his French bulldog Ralphie, meeting with Speaker Kevin McCarthy and other lawmakers Tuesday.
Gronkowski was in the building on behalf of Anivive, a veterinary pharmaceutical company that is working on a vaccine for Valley Fever, a fungal infection caused by the fungus Coccidioides, which impacts dogs. Coccidioides is found in the southwestern United States and in parts of Mexico.
During Gronk‘s visit, Daily Caller reporter Joel Gibbons caught up with the NFL legend and had the opportunity to ask him the most heated question in all of sports right now.
“Should men be allowed to play in women’s sports?”
Yeah, Gronk wasn’t having any of that, giving the most hilarious “no” in typical Gronk fashion.
WATCH:
VIDEO AT LINK.................
Okay … first off, shout out to my man Joel for getting an exclusive for the Daily Caller. You the real MVP!
Second, I always knew Rob Gronkowski was a cool dude and I’ve always been a fan of his fun lovin’ ways, but holy hell, this just makes him so much cooler. Not only did my man get super political without saying a word, not only was he completely based in his response, but he did it in outright comedy gold!
God, this is so great. And I’m sure a lot of conservatives would agree … It feels good to be a fan of somebody that you later find out to be on your side of the political aisle on this issue. Most of the time, celebrities are on the left, so it’s always refreshing to see somebody on our side of the spectrum on a topic like this, especially when that somebody is Rob Gronkowski.
So dope, man. But what else would you expect from Gronk?
Gronk Ping!................
Gee, I wonder how it got here?
It's been here since before there was a United States. It's a fungus. Not contagious. Can't be transmitted from person to person.
I enjoyed watching Gronk as a player, and when he left the Patriots and eventually retired, the sport became even less enjoyable, particularly after the kneeling crap.
Watching him play was like watching a big kid. And he is no dummy, even though he deliberately came across as a frat boy.
He was smart with his career, money, and investments.
One of my favorite Gronk moments was watching him put a big dent in one of the Super Bowl trophies by using it as a baseball bat!
Even Belechick had to smirk at that one...I think the whole organization did. When you go to the Pats Museum in Foxboro, they proudly display the one with the dent in it!
They never fixed it (maybe they did by now)
Sigh. I do miss feeling that way about football, the way a kid would...like Gronk did.
He said, “Yes, no, maybe so...”
How is that a “no”?
One of my favorite Gronk memories was a playoff game. He started in the right tight end position, and was running straight up the field. Three small DBs were harassing the crap out of him. It looked like Colossus amidst some trolls. The quarterback just placed the throw way high, but not too high for Gronk. He caught the pass and ran at least 10 more yards before the trolls brought him down. The trolls looked at each other, shrugging their shoulders.
Too many crappy adds. Video of Gronk never loaded.
Crappy website.
What ads? I get no ads at all............I use Brave Browser............
Guy shook his head, then nodded his head, then bobbled his head.
Saved you a click.
Not remotely "hilarious."
That wasn't Gronk. It was the kid asking the original question. Gronk shook his head and looked at the kid like he was insane for asking the question.
Gronk is adorable!
You’re right. Looks like Gronk just shook his head and didn’t say anything. Makes me feel better about Gronk.
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