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With the draft coming up, I hear the term "war room" a lot and think of heroes who have fought, been killed, or maimed in an actual war.  Overly politically correct?  Probably. But I wouldn't mind never hearing that again.     

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Just now, Irv said:

With the draft coming up, I hear the term "war room" a lot and think of heroes who have fought, been killed, or maimed in an actual war.  Overly politically correct?  Probably. But I wouldn't mind never hearing that again.     

There's a lot of military expressions in football. "Aerial attack" comes to mind. So does that old Carlin routine. 

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3 minutes ago, K-9 said:

There's a lot of military expressions in football. "Aerial attack" comes to mind. So does that old Carlin routine. 

 

 Shotgun, Bomb, blitz.... and money more 

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11 minutes ago, Irv said:

With the draft coming up, I hear the term "war room" a lot and think of heroes who have fought, been killed, or maimed in an actual war.  Overly politically correct?  Probably. But I wouldn't mind never hearing that again.     

Are you a war veteran? Or are you just guessing at what war veterans may be offended by?

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As a long time player/couch I have been around the game my whole life and heard every term

 

there are lots of war terms in football and most I don’t mind but 1 I have stopped using over the years is referring to a hard fought game as going through a war

 

I do feel that we should respect our armed forces and not compare our game to an actual war

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Considering how many military analogies that already exist in football, I think you're drawing a line for nothing.  

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1 minute ago, PaattMaann said:

"Gentlemen, you cant fight in here! This is the war room!!!" 

 

One of the best movies of all time.  

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