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sycophantman
I mean, wow...
Is this guy on drugs nowadays or something??
He was slurring his words and constantly kept telling the sideline reporter that he was going to kiss her.
Joe has gone crazy...:o
Anyone see that Joe Namath sideline interview!?
December 21, 2003 at 02:51AM View BBCode
WOW!I mean, wow...
Is this guy on drugs nowadays or something??
He was slurring his words and constantly kept telling the sideline reporter that he was going to kiss her.
Joe has gone crazy...:o
ME
December 21, 2003 at 04:03AM View BBCode
my dad and I saw it. my dad said Namath was suppose to go to University of Maryland (where my dad went), but he failed the entrace exam and ended up going to Alabama, where he majored in recreation. he's not exactly intelligent.
sycophantman
Now watch, he'll be on TV tomorrow announcing that he's negotiated a lasting peace in the middle east. He'll be stumbling around threatening to kiss everyone at the Nobel peace prize ceremony...:)
December 21, 2003 at 12:50PM View BBCode
Makes sense. I bet Joe Namath's head sounds like an empty spray paint can when he sneezes. :rolleyes:Now watch, he'll be on TV tomorrow announcing that he's negotiated a lasting peace in the middle east. He'll be stumbling around threatening to kiss everyone at the Nobel peace prize ceremony...:)
happy
December 22, 2003 at 05:18PM View BBCode
namath, basically the only really good jet ever. Martin is probably the second best.
sycophantman
December 22, 2003 at 07:24PM View BBCode
You poor Jets fans, how many HOF have you guys had, anyways? I can't think of very many...:(
skierdude44
December 22, 2003 at 08:13PM View BBCode
not that bad actually. we got a bright future with pennington and moss. not to mention the new york sack exchange from years back. and c-mart is great. 9 straight 1000 yard rushing seasons. only barry sanders can boast that.
happy
December 22, 2003 at 09:18PM View BBCode
yeah, he is consistantly above average, but only had 1 really good season. consistancy does something, but he isnt in the top 10 in best RBs ever. he sucks now.
sycophantman
December 23, 2003 at 01:14AM View BBCode
Curtis Martin gets my vote for blue-collar all-star, he is mr. consistent, never spectacular, but efficient. But he shouldn't be in the HOF...
happy
December 29, 2003 at 11:22PM View BBCode
he is like Eddie Murray, or Hank Aaron, no great seasons, but they were good for a really long time. HOF, i dont know, maybe.
sycophantman
December 30, 2003 at 02:53AM View BBCode
I like Martin, too. If he could put together a couple more good solid seasons then he'd have a good shot at making the hall.
ME
December 30, 2003 at 06:01PM View BBCode
anorth 1000 yard season or two and Martin would make the hall like Eddie Murray. But football it is a lot easier to get in. the hall of fame has a really dumb rule that each year a minimum of i think 3 guys must get in and a maximum of something like 8, so good but not great players can get in (more often than in baseball)
sycophantman
Like we want to see a Devil Ray in the mid-season classic...:rolleyes:
December 31, 2003 at 02:42PM View BBCode
Almost as dumb as the baseball rule that every team have a player in the all-star game, sheesh...Like we want to see a Devil Ray in the mid-season classic...:rolleyes:
sycophantman
MLB should stop coddling a charity case like the Yankees.
Let them earn some success on their own!:)
January 02, 2004 at 02:01PM View BBCode
That's right!MLB should stop coddling a charity case like the Yankees.
Let them earn some success on their own!:)
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