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51 minutes ago, Dablitzkrieg said:

What the hell is this meathead going to analyze?

 

can't be any worse than the marble-mouths or robot zombies that the ex-jocks are enacting

 

I'll be watching tomorrow night and wishing him the best

 

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23 hours ago, K-9 said:

Well, the spectrum of the Moronic Scale ranges from Witten ( complete moron) to Gronk (moron). So the potential to fail is there. 

For someone everyone calls a moron, he was smart enough not to spend one penny of money he made from football.  He lived off of endorsement deals.. The Man is a big kid at heart but he is far from stupid. 

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12 minutes ago, PatsFanNH said:

For someone everyone calls a moron, he was smart enough not to spend one penny of money he made from football.  He lived off of endorsement deals.. The Man is a big kid at heart but he is far from stupid. 

 

somewhat envy the family ties he has, would be tough to be the youngest getting pummeled al the time...

 

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4 minutes ago, PatsFanNH said:

For someone everyone calls a moron, he was smart enough not to spend one penny of money he made from football.  He lived off of endorsement deals.. The Man is a big kid at heart but he is far from stupid. 

Nope, he’s a moron. 
 

But still well north of Witten on the Moronic Scale. 

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Posted
4 minutes ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:

Gronk wasn’t as bad as I thought he’d be, wasn’t as good as he should be for that job either. More WWE than NFL imo. But maybe that’s what they want? 

I agree.   He is an awkward guy, kind of like a four year old who has candy right before bed.  However, compared to the going through the motion guys who bring absolutely nothing to a broadcast, and repeat the same tired garbage every week, I think he is watchable.   If nothing else you may get a nugget like saying Edleman gets the nut once and awhile.    Very surprised someone was willing to put him on TV, a bit of a ticking time bomb, but thats the fun of it for me.

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On 10/8/2019 at 5:12 PM, Gugny said:

 

10 years.  One dirty hit.

 

It was horrible and inexcusable.  But I will not label him a "dirty player," or define his otherwise very clean career based on one terrible decision.

 

 

tee-rollin, rollin, get them doggies trollin

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1 minute ago, Joe in Winslow said:

 

tee-rollin, rollin, get them doggies trollin

 

Absolutely not.  I'm on record here multiple times sharing the same sentiment.  The guy played a clean career.  The dirty hit on White was disgusting.  But it was an isolated incident.

 

Would it be fair to label you based on one bad life decision?

 

I certainly wouldn't want to be labeled based on the one worst thing I've ever done.

 

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His speaking was very smooth and he has what it takes.

 

You could tell though that he was struggling a bit with the mind to mouth connection, but that is to be expected with any person stepping behind a mic.  

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1 minute ago, May Day 10 said:

His speaking was very smooth and he has what it takes.

 

You could tell though that he was struggling a bit with the mind to mouth connection, but that is to be expected with any person stepping behind a mic.  

It will be interesting to hear how he does when it isn't a Patriots game.  All of what he had to offer yesterday was anecdotes from information he knew from the Patriots.  Moving forward, he'll have to do his research like the others.

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On 10/8/2019 at 11:26 AM, whatdrought said:

Welp. Looks like i'll be suffering through Boomer Esiason and Phil Simms from now on... 


As if those two knuckleheads weren't enough.  

Posted
19 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

Absolutely not.  I'm on record here multiple times sharing the same sentiment.  The guy played a clean career.  The dirty hit on White was disgusting.  But it was an isolated incident.

 

Would it be fair to label you based on one bad life decision?

 

I certainly wouldn't want to be labeled based on the one worst thing I've ever done.

 

 

SInce when does fairness matter for anything?

 

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Just now, Joe in Winslow said:

 

SInce when does fairness matter for anything?

 

 

It always does when a person is being labeled.  In my opinion, anyway.

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On 10/9/2019 at 11:23 AM, Dablitzkrieg said:

What the hell is this meathead going to analyze?

 

it's a child's game and there's not much to say about it beyond what you already saw watching it

 

he can add the goofy fun side to things

 

 

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