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I'm surprised NBC even hired Harrison.
When you're the 4th place network by a mile, you get desperate.
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Harrison is a champion, but also a cheater.
The two go hand-in-hand. And someone get Mr. WEO a tissue a well.
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Face it, no matter what Owens does he will never lose the self-centered label pinned on him. Ever.
P.S. - I love Rodney Harrison's response to T.O. saying he still is a champion. He's a cheater, but hey, he's still a champion
So is Barry Bonds when it comes to home runs. And nobody can take that away from him either.
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Actually Rich McKay was the GM & the man responsible for building that Bucs team. Dungy was the Coach period. In his time in Tampa he NEVER hired a good OC. That is the reason the Bucs don't have 3 or 4 rings as they should. He was fired by the Glazers, owners of the team for that reason. When hired by the Colts Dungy was told he would have NO IMPUT on the offensive side of the ball including the OC.
Never heard that before. But it seems plausible, since by the time Dungy was hired, Manning was well-established in Tom Moore's offense.
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Dungy killed his cred after he backed Vick. Nuff said.
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Injuries are killing the Bills.
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So Harrison is "part of the media" now?
To borrow a phrase, you can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig. TO's mistake is not realizing that when you wrestle with a pig, you both get dirty, but the pig actually enjoys it.
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McGee was injured in that game last year. In the 2nd meeting, Ginn had 1 catch for 18 yards. But the Dols still won.
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Yes because Trent never throws poor passes, or misses open guys.
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Here's a funny spin-off on that video:
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Actually, it looks like he doesn't believe in the press conference and is just doing it because he has to do it.
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Yeah, Sanders is making a huge difference on the DL. But I wouldn't want him being the interim HC, or even the DC.
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Kind of ironic coming from a Tweeter (sic?)....
The irony is it's coming from a reporter. I'd love it if the reporters didn't ask TO any more questions, but I we all know that will never happen.
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Yeah, but tell me you wouldn't take them on our team in a second, even for leadership qualities.
Not if they're hurting their team more than helping.
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A gimpy Porter shouldn't be too worrisome. And both he and Taylor look OLD, even when healthy.
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Trent gets a half against the Dols. More of the same and it's Fitz time.
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This is his make or break year, but he's signed through 2010 and cheap. Might as well see what a new coaching staff, if there is one, can do with him.
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Poor, poor Tim Graham. Someone get him a tissue.
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So instead he just gives short answers and while trying desperatly not to trip up and say what he really wants too. If he is going to lie, atleast do a better job at it. His attitude and comments just made him look like he is trying to say the right things while covering for how he really feels. Just watch his attitude on the field. He almost never comes back to the rest of the team before the snap, takes a half hearted approach when he lines up, and looks like he is just going through the motions when he knows he isn't getting the ball. Even my friend who is a Cowboys fan and sat next to me during the game would sit there and point out T.O before a play and say that you can tell when he is getting the ball and when he isn't. He is putting in more of an effort on twitter getting into arguments then he does on the field
Wow, what a jerk! He gave short answers to provocative questions instead of saying what he really felt.
And did your Cowboys friend watch the game last night and notice how many times the MNF announcers mentioned TO when Dallas had the ball? Especially in reference to how much Romo misses TO...on the field?
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Wrong.
Wrong on your wrong. If the play failed, no one would have been saying "at least he had the guts to go for it." It would have been considered "the turning point of the game."
Personally, while I think converting it probably would have been moot anyway, I think he should have gone for it.
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My best friend is a Chiefs fan and I really enjoyed watching Thigpen play last year. Frankly I was disappointed when KC traded for Cassel, but when Croyle was named the backup I was shocked. Thigpen may not have prototypical size but he is a gamer and a heck of a playmaker. Miami will benefit from this move now and for the future.
It's a good move...for the future. He doesn't know the Dols' system or players, and they don't exactly have the skill position talent the Chefs did last year.
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I want T.O and Lee to come out and blast the living hell outta this conservative approach offensive garbage.
Yeah, and guess who'll get blamed for that, like he was last year in Dallas? I think it's enough that Lee AND Fred have made their frustration public. And that it's been glossed-over, while TO not saying anything although visibly frustrated is "about to blow."
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I'm surprised TO didn't explode, considering his 185-game catch streak ended. Because we all know he's all about the stats.
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It's kind of funny that you focus on the form of delivery of TO's message, but not its substance. It's an undeniable fact that Harrison took HGH, a banned substance. (The only way he was caught was through sending it to his home address, BTW, so perhaps other aging Pats* vets weren't so stupid over the years--just a thought, or a suspicion on mine and others' part.) It's also pretty undeniable that he was a cheap shot artist par excellence. The voting most years for dirtiest player was something like 23% for Rodney and the next highest guy had 7% (those were the actual numbers one year). How someone with that background has ANY business criticizing someone else for ANYTHING is beyond me. I never understood this hire from the day it was made--just goes to show perhaps the pull that Kraft has around the League and with the networks to get his (tainted) guy in. I know, why doesn't ESPN bring back Pete Rose to comment on baseball......
That's just the good doc for you. He defends everything when it comes to the Patriots, even when it defies reason.
I hate Tony Dungy!
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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The most TD's over the past 3 seasons and a HOF career say otherwise. And who in this offense can be trusted with the ball?