Random Musings Of The King
Over the past months that I've been a "writer", I noticed that I have this innate ability to go on tangents about random things. Many of my friends have seen this first hand when I've tossed back a few alcoholic beverages. But more importantly, I find it more eventful to rant on about football related topics. I did this a few times at that dump of a site I used to write for so I figured, hell, why not try it out over at Stampede Blue you know? At least this time someone will actually be reading it. (self-zing!)
It sounded like a good idea anyways, but let's find out. And away we go!
1) On the Titans' woeful season. (lmao)
So I'm sure most of you have heard the news that the Titans are going to be starting Vince Young again. An interesting point I keep seeing from Titans fans, which is nothing more than a homeristic justification to keep supporting their horrible team, is that they want Vince Young to see "what he can do."
Think about that for a second.
They want to start a quarterback who is nuttier than squirrel turds, who basically quit on his team last year because he was being RIGHTFULLY booed in his home stadium for poor play, in hopes that he can somehow salvage their 0-6 season? Really now. That's fascinating.
Well I hate to break it to you Titans fans but, it's just not going to happen. Yes I understand I'm not saying anything new here. I don't think there's a Colts fan who ever believed Vince Young would be a good let alone great quarterback, admittedly anyways.
I totally understand what Titans fans are doing. They are trying to cope with the fact that the season is basically lost but starting Vince Young is like hoping a bandaid will stop internal bleeding. First off, it doesn't make any sense. Secondly, it's just dumb. And considering I haven't had to deal with supporting a horrible team since the 90's (well just two seasons ago if you count the Fins which I do depending on the alignment of the stars on that given day), I've all but forgotten what it's like to be in that position. What I do know is that trying to convince yourself that Vince Young brings some ray of light or glimmer of hope in the Titans present or near future is just...words cannot describe how dumb that is.
Not that long ago, I think it was after the Colts beat the Titans, all of the Titans fans over at Music City Miracles were discussing how they'd fix the organization. After the jump you can read my opinion.
I actually think the Titans’ offense could be pretty dynamic if they just had a good QB. It’s time the Titans’ FO faced the facts part ways with VY, keep Collins as a backup and draft a QB in the first round this offseason.
The entire defense needs retooled as well. KVB is an adequate pass rusher and I’ve always liked Kearse because he’s a UF alumni, but they’re over the hill and intensity doesn’t necessarily make up for lack of athleticism.
Bulluck has already stated he doesn’t think he’s going to return to the team next season, and with that attitude I’d let his ass walk. Go young in the draft, don’t try to settle on trades or free agents.
Obviously the biggest weakness of this team is the secondary. This is where choosing the right head coach comes into play.
There are two people in my mind giving the Titans two different avenues to take in improving their team. The question is, do you want the defense to improve? Or do you want the offense to become elite? If Bud fires Fisher at the end of the season hiring Leslie Frazier as the HC would instantly make that defense better. Frazier was the secondary coach for the Colts back in 2005-2006 and current DC For the Vikings. The guy knows what he is doing and someone needs to give him a shot.
Now, if you want your offense to be more consistent and want a good teacher to mold a young QB, Mike Shanahan is your guy. The guy knows his shit when it comes to running offenses and this is no-brainer to me.
However, the Colts fan in my hopes Bud Adams keeps Fisher around so the Titans can suck for a few more years.
I'm not going to lie, I think those are pretty good ideas.
2) What's with all of the Cardinals ball washing all of the sudden?
Wasn't it just a few weeks ago that the Colts depantsed these wanabes? The Cardinals didn't look like they deserved to be on the same field as the Colts, but now that they have a few wins under their belt they're all of the sudden the "Cardinals of old," whatever that's supposed to mean.
I'll admit that I had them ranked in my top 5 as far as preseason power rankings go, which was merely out of respect for being the NFC Champs. Just like I said about the Steelers, once they lost, they're automatically dethroned in my opinion.
There's no doubt that they'll win their division, still arguably one of the worst in the league. It will be fun watching these guys get trounced in the playoffs.
3) Colts related: Addai hasn't played bad this season, but he hasn't played good either.
I don't care what you or your fairweather, Bob Kravitz reading neighbor thinks; Addai doesn't deserve to be the starting running back of this team.
Sheesh, if there were ever a GLARING weakness on this team it's #29. I actually think I figured out the reason for his suckage. You see, a few years back my friends and I were playing a friendly game of poker (with money). While we were playing, my girlfriend caught a glimpse of this numbnut swapping out chips for everyone else and palming larger chips for himself, otherwise known as cheating. Long story short, I saw a picture of this moob on Facebook wearing an Addai jersey and a light went off in my head. I finally figured it out. This douchknocker totally jinxed Addai's entire career. All these years of painstaking contemplation; why does Addai suck so bad? What could possible be the cause of such horrible running of the football? Well mystery solved my friends. I say we go hunt this guy down with torches and pitchforks, and once we find him we will yell very mean things at him hoping that we will burn his jersey and the curse will be forever lifted. It could work...maybe.
With that said, I think it's about time that the people who are praying Addai busts out a 150 yard game to face the reality that it ain't gonna happen and that Addai just isn't that good. He wasn't drafted to be a poor man's Reggie Bush, because if that's what you want him to be then I say we make a deal with the Saints right now. Because I'd rather have the real Reggie. You know, the guy who apparently peed on Kim Kardashian, the one and only.
I know a couple of you have said that you wouldn't mind Addai taking on the role of a third down back like a Kevin Faulk-esque role in the Colts offense. Honestly, I think that would be great if Addai could run the ball like Faulk.
Get well soon Brown, lord knows we need you.
4) The Steelers are back! (not really)
The ol' smashmouth, beat 'em with your hard-nosed defense Steelers team from the 70's are back I say! Roid-ragers and all!
Yeah, how 'bout no Scott.
I refuse to be one of the suckers lured into that trap. The Steelers are THE most overrated team in the league right now, even moreso than the 19-0 Saints. There's no way you're going to convince me that the Steelers should be 4-2 right now, not after the Vikings gave them their latest win. Way to go Chester Taylor, LEARN HOW TO CATCH THE BALL, DICK.
I just hope the Bengals don't choke down the road and give them the division again.
5) Jay Cutler is overrated.
Fact.
I wish I could find my old post stating that I think Chicago was totally hosed in that Cutler for Orton-and-20-1st round-picks trade before the season started. I don't remember who it was that was arguing with me (probably shake) about how I thought Orton was a pretty good quarterback. Well I think we know who won that argument.
The Broncos are in such a better position right now it's not even funny. Well it's a little funny.
What's the over-under on seasons Lovie Smith will be the HC for the Bears?
6) I rule at fantasy football.
Except for that one team of mine that's in last place. I have two 1st place teams, one 2nd place, and a last. Explain that one to me. Oh well, can't win 'em all right? On a side note, I enjoy running up the score on these suckers!
7) I feel bad for Steven Jackson.
This guy has more talent and ability than his entire team combined, excluding the rookies. If he wasn't so injury prone and wasn't on such a bad team he would be competing with Peterson year in and out for the rushing title. I find it almost a travesty that players like this get stuck on horrible teams and pretty much just waste years of their football career doing nothing.
I could probably talk all day long about players who deserve better, but I guess I just happened to think of Jackson first because we slaughtered his team last week. I wonder what the Rams would want for him. Hmmm.
8) If you value longevity in the NFL and your well-being, don't play for the Seahawks.
What the hell are they putting in that water up in that piece? It seems like every player who steps out on the field for that organization tears an ACL, breaks some ribs, or is just constantly nagged by injuries.
The Seahawk's latest victim is their only talented player on defense and bearer of the weirdest name in all of football: Lofa Tatupu. Haha, it just sounds funny. His name is Lofa. Lofa. LOOOOFAAAAAA.
9) So I guess Cedric Benson doesn't suck after all.
What has gotten into that Cedric Benson? He's the leading rusher in the league right now and a fastasy favorite. Where did this surge of uberness come from Mr. Benson? Is this all just pent up rage that you were not allowed to unleash on your foes while you were in Chicago because they were blackballing you? Oh wait, I forgot that the Bears organization didn't force you to get arrested numerous times, fake injuries, or act like a complete tool for no reason. All they ever did was draft you in the first round, pay you lots of money, and give you the chance to become a premier back in the NFL. Sorry for not buying into that woe-is-me crap. Just be thankful the Bungles don't have to play the Colts this season. Otherwise I'd fear for your life because I think I hear Bobzilla is looking for you. Enjoy being the leading rusher while it lasts because we both know it won't.
10) FAVRE IS GOING BACK TO LAMBEAU, THE END IS NEAR!!!1
Hey guess what! No one cares except a few drunk and pissed off Packers fans and Tony Kornheiser! Moving along.
The End.
A side note before I end this: It feels good having the time to write something I actually want to write about for once. School sucks. I'd suggest not going.
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I am going to watch that Titans/Jags game..
I can’t wait.
But first… we get the 49ers. GO COLTS!
wait, what were we talking about?
Go Colts!
by Marked Hoosier on Oct 29, 2009 9:12 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
and i guess with the titans...
i would say the problem with this season is that the offense is made to control the game, while the D is supposed to get stops. So since the D went to shit, you can’t just turn that offense into a scoring machine. Vince will make plays, but that offense still won’t outscore the opponent. I tell you what, if VY played last season, the Titans wouldn’t have won the division. Shame that they kept him out…
Go Colts!
by Marked Hoosier on Oct 29, 2009 9:19 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
About..
1. I kinda have this “theory” that Vince Young is a “winner”. He doesn’t win nicely (like the Saints) or average-ly (like Kyle Orton), but he wins football games. Or at least he used to.
3. Too much jucking-dancing…I like DB’s north-south running and home-run speed. He’ll be the starter, eventually. The best thing that could happen is Mike Hart being above-average or good too…On the other hand, I don’t like Chad Simpson, and that 35 yarder or whatever won’t change my mind.
4. The Steelers are not a 60 minute football time, but we weren’t in 2006 and in some games last year, so… They could make a run such as the one we did last year.
5. Jay Cutler’s trying to do too much, and he doesn’t have the o-line or the receivers he used to have in Denver. He was overrated last year, and he’s back to reality.
6. I’ve got a stellar team in my ESPN Football League and I am the current leader. On Flea Flicker’s Stampede Blue, I can’t say the same thing :S. I haven’t payed a lot of attention to it..At least I’m leading on the one I’m actually betting.
7. Steven Jackson rocks…And he wouldn’t be so injury prone in another team with a good O LINE.
8. Injury Bug…Injury Bug
9. Cedric Benson is motivated, and he’ll continue to play good as long as he keeps being motivated. I wouldn’t give him a 5+ year contart.
10. Favre ruined his stellar GB years…
GO COLTS!
by fpacheco on Oct 29, 2009 9:22 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
Duh
Vince Young won because his team was good. The Titans had a one year window (last year) instead of a 3-year window because their QB was garbage. If they had someone decent all along they would’ve been a serious contender. He won football games in college because the level of play in college sucks and he was more athletic than everyone. He won games in the NFL because his team had dominant O and D lines.
by willyduer on Oct 29, 2009 9:50 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
here are my thoughts on your article
1.i so agree with your opinion on there ways to improve. but they now may have a possible solution or at least a better solution to the QB situation than VY althought they seem unlikly to do it. his name is john booty he was the 2nd-3rd QB for the vikings that was picked up in the last week. he is a alum. from USC and may work better. and they do need to fix that defense.
2. i think they have finaly got some consistance from warner but i dont think they are really that good yet. they still have big running issues ( too too many fumbles) and im just not sure what is going on with there wide recievers they are not doing very good at catching.
3. ok on the addai situation true he isn’t playing great. but he is a good back but needs to be more precice in his moves he waits to long to try and hit the holes and needs to have an idea of where he is going before the ball is snaped then adjust. mabye it has to do with him recognizing the linebackers and how they are playing. he needs to stop trying to be a guy who can fake out the D with his agility and ability to change directions fast cause he doesn’t really have that IMO. also as far as third down backs id rather have Brown i think he is a much better 3rd down back as he seams to be more physical and has the drive it seems.
4 have started doing better than they were to start the season but yea they are not back to even the level they were the last few years. i dont know if id say overrated as no one has really said they were that good this year.
5. yep cutler is def. overrated
6. nothing to say :)
7. yep way better than anyone else on that team.
8. BOO
9. he will be back to his old usless self next year i am sure
10 farve needs to just hang it up for good, he was a great player but it is now getting old his time has come and gone and he needs to see that.
GO COLTS!!! 09 IS OURS!!!
by TheAngelsColts on Oct 29, 2009 9:44 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
Addai just doesn't have that exposiveness
that Downtown Donald Brown can give you. I still put most of the blame on the O-line’s run blocking, but I think Brown is just better than Addai mainly because I like his running style and I think he’s cute. ;-)
I hope everyone in Lambeau Field boos the hell out of Favre’s ass. You don’t go to a divisional rival just to prove something to the GM and coach. You don’t turn your backs on the Green Bay fans who have supported you for nearly two decades.
If he knew he wanted to play into his 40s, then he should’ve told the Packers. They would’ve have not wasted a draft pick on Rodgers and could’ve used that pick on something else. Then after Rodgers gets to Green Bay, Favre doesn’t even have the decency to guide Rodgers by saying crap like, “When I was a rookie, no one helped me out, so why should I do that for him?” What a douche! I’m glad Peyton, Reggie, and the other vets have a team mentality because at the end of the day, that’s what’s important. I applaud the Packers for showing Favre that he doesn’t run shyt!!
Reggie pissed on Kimmy K, too?!?! First Ray J, now Bush?!? Damn, I guess Kim is the queen of golden showers. :-)
"Do I believe in aliens?" Stephon Marbury asked. "I don't know, because I've never seen one. But I believe in Jesus because I saw him in the shower the other day."
by KMR24 on Oct 29, 2009 9:46 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
Titans
VY isn’t really starting to “see what he can do” or try to turn the season around. He’s starting because at 0-6, they have absolutely nothing to lose and they might as well take the 1 in a million shot that he stops sucking. They’re not seeing what they have so much as they’re publicly ruling him out as useful. Fisher and other coaches know it, but moron fans think he’s good and want to see him, and the owner that is wasting all that money on him is just hoping he can get some ROI. He’ll play the rest of the year, and he’ll win some games because there’s nowhere to go but up, but he’ll have his usual 50-55% completion percentage with stupid throws and terrible reads and that’ll be enough for people to see that he’s awful and then they’ll be free to cut him.
by willyduer on Oct 29, 2009 9:52 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
Fun read,
Great post especially compared to that crap you wrote for the other site. I don’t agree with you on Addai, but I sure enjoy your wise ass attitude…..Easy boy, I mean it. Look forward to the next one.
by tim55 on Oct 29, 2009 10:11 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
I skipped #3 since I still have things to do tonight
- WillyDuer is right on the Titans. They are playing VY because the best move for the team is to find out whether he can really play (unlikely) so they can move on if (when) he sucks.
- Cards aren’t bad and are making the playoffs thanks to the division they’re in. They got stomped by the Colts because that’s what elite teams do to mediocre ones.
- Hate overrated as a sports term since everyone rates things differently and has differing perceptions of something as subjective as how a team is being publicly rated. Steelers look good but not great. The D has had bizarre 4th quarter collapses in most games and the OL is still terrible.
- I thought Orton played well before his ankle injury last year. I did think the Broncos were going to be terrible, but that had more to do with the defense being in ruins and scheme transition than concern about the QB play. Orton is more than competent.
#6-10 agree or don’t care.
Luck is probability taken personally, clutch is probability attributed to individuals.
by shake n bake on Oct 29, 2009 10:19 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
I hate that auto format so much
Luck is probability taken personally, clutch is probability attributed to individuals.
by shake n bake on Oct 29, 2009 10:20 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
Richard, I like your writing style. I too am a rambler when I let loose
but I could not agree with you less on some of these points.
1.) Agreed
2.) I think the Cardinals are a legitimate threat in the NFC. Our 31-10 vasectomy we gave them spoke more about a Colts team running on all cylinders that night. The Cards beat Houston (who I still think is a Wild Card team) and just beat the Giants. Now the Giants may be a tad ovrrated, but that may be one of the better, more impressive road wins by any team all year.
3.) Agree Completely
4.) Here’s where we really disagree. I honestly feel that the Steelers are the 2nd best team in the AFC. One of their losses was due to their idtiot kicker, and the easily could have won the Cincy game. I feel that they will get better defensively as the year goes on with Troy back. Both of those games were lost when Troy was out. They killed the Chargers (that game was nowhere near the defensive breakdown that people thought it was). I felt they outplayed the Steelers all night. Remember, they too had a TD called back for a dubious penalty and without Harvin’s kick return it probably is not close. I have no doubt in my mind that the Colts are the best team in the AFC, but the one team I will lose some sleep with if they come to the Luke in the playoffs is Pittsburgh. BTW, to me, the Vikings are still the most overrated team. Them and the Falcons.
5.) Yes, and no. Cutler is overrated, but it is hard to say that the Broncos are better off without him. They are 6-0 with their defense. Their defense stays the same if Cutler stays. Maybe they lose one of those wins because Cutler throws a pick-six, but if they play us in the playoffs, I would be more afriad of them with Cutler back there.
6.) Can’t argue with you there.
7.) Definitely
8.) I guess. They have had a scary time with injuries the past couple of years. Hasselbeck has aged pretty well though. But, yeah, I probably would not go there.
9.) I still feel the old Cedric is still there. He was so awful. It would be like if JaMarcus siged with the Browns and became an all-pro. Turnarounds like that don’t happen.
10.) I only care, because I want to see Aaron Kampman and Clay Matthews and AJ Hawk throw him on the frozen tundra. I have never rooted harder for the Packers.
Anyway, it is the debate that makes sports interesting, so there are my thoughts. Keep on rambling, King. There is never anything wrong with that.
EVH+DLR=BFFr........ God I Hope So!!
by dmstorm22 on Oct 29, 2009 10:47 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
In the Steelers point
I meant to say “they outplayed the Vikings.”
EVH+DLR=BFFr........ God I Hope So!!
by dmstorm22 on Oct 29, 2009 10:48 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
About the Cards...
There’s no doubt that they’ll win their division, still arguably one of the worst in the league. It will be fun watching these guys get trounced in the playoffs.
Ahh…it brings me back to…last season… Same things were said about those guys after they lost big to the Cheatriots. Their Wild Card game was a sure victory for the Falcons. Didn’t happen? Well, Ok, Carolina will get them at home…um, guess not. No problema, Philly and Donovan McFagg will get them, after all they defeated little Eli and the #1 team in the NFC. NAH!!!! Cards almost won the SB.
Not saying it will happen again this year but, it is quite similar
"We’re only going to score 17 points? haha...OK" - Tom Brady
by BlueMark1821 on Oct 29, 2009 11:11 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
gee where is everyone?
GO COLTS!!! 09 IS OURS!!!
by TheAngelsColts on Oct 29, 2009 11:27 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
OT, Bill Simmons will be on the Colbert Report tonight
looking forward to watching him get talked over and made fun of.
Luck is probability taken personally, clutch is probability attributed to individuals.
by shake n bake on Oct 29, 2009 11:31 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
He's so corporate now it is scary
the old Bill Simmons would have spat in Mike and Mikes faces.
Instead he makes nice with them for 18 minutes. I guess if I were getting paid what he is, I would gladly contradict my earlier beliefs (from when I was actually really good at what I was doing) to make some dough. But I feel like Bill has totally lost his way.
Honestly, I think it is his time on the Kimmel show, when he chummed up with “celebrities” like “Cousin Sal” , “Adam Corrolla” and “Jeff Ross” that he lost his edge. Its sad, because he used to be really, really good.
EVH+DLR=BFFr........ God I Hope So!!
by dmstorm22 on Oct 30, 2009 12:05 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
I actually like him better now than I used to.
At least as far as his NFL stuff goes, which is basically all I read, he makes a lot more sense now than he used to. He used to be really clueless.
by shoein on Oct 30, 2009 12:10 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
I dunno
I still think he knows little about the NFL. I do appreciate that he has finally been enlightened to the fact that Peyton is amazing. Although he acts like this is some recent development.
I do enjoy his podcasts. Not for him, but I like the guests he brings on, especially JackO and House (for those who don’t listen, they are Bill’s oft-referenced roommates/best friends who are funnier, less nasaly version of Simmons) and Aaron Schatz. However, I loathe Lombardi, because he has an unhealthy love of Bill Belichick and also seems to think Peyton just became great.
Considering that I find the quality of his columns worse and worse, I appreciate his replacing columns with podcasts.
EVH+DLR=BFFr........ God I Hope So!!
by dmstorm22 on Oct 30, 2009 12:20 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
Yah he should have schatz on more and lombardi less. Lombardi talks out of his ass I don’t think he’s consistent at all.
JackO is a bit of douchebag,
Carolla and Simmons are the best combo, especially when simmons went on Carolla’s uncensored podcast.
by torontocoltsfan on Oct 30, 2009 12:58 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
Lombardi is a fool
there is a reason that he has worked for so many NFL teams. It is that he has been fired by many NFL teams.
I like JackO, but I guess I coud see why you think that way. I’ll say this, I really like Damashek. I find him entertaining, and his knowledge of at least football exceeds most talking heads. Plus, he likes the puck.
I really want more Schatz (and Tanier if that is possible) in more venues.
EVH+DLR=BFFr........ God I Hope So!!
by dmstorm22 on Oct 30, 2009 1:05 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
Lombardi has some nice things to say about Peyton here:
http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=09000d5d813b935d&template=with-video-with-comments&confirm=true
"You can't defend the perfect throw, what can I say?" Peyton quoting Marino
by Indy Lori on Oct 30, 2009 10:00 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
I don’t mind JackO he has good chemistry with Simmons, he’s just kind of pompus.
Schatz is great, despite his patriots fandom he offers great objective FO nuggets.
by torontocoltsfan on Oct 30, 2009 3:45 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
I don't think hanging out with comedians made him all corpoate, especially ones like Carolla and Ross
I like Carolla’s podcast and he does not have nice things to say about (well lots of things) but corporate sponsors and the entertainment industry in general.
I think it’s the fat contract. Everyone has their price and ESPN deals out enough that he can live inside Disney’s “appropriate” box.
Luck is probability taken personally, clutch is probability attributed to individuals.
by shake n bake on Oct 30, 2009 12:19 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
I'm not saying that is what made him corporate
I’m just saying that his perspective that made his writing great changed when he found himself in Holywood, being able to meet celebrities. The guy who used to write Runnin Diaries about Wrestlemania, and write 10,000 word hate columns about Roger Clemens was gone. His pop-culture references, if this is possible, went up.
He admits that during his run on Kimmel’s show, his quality went down, so he gave that up (a fat bonus from ESPN probably softened that fall), but the quality really has not returned. Situation breeds perspective, and his situation completely changed. Its hard for him to get emotionally invested in his subject, a big prerequisite for sportswriting from a diehard Boston fan perspective, when he is smoking Cigarettes outside at Jimmy’s house every Sunday.
I will say, I can’t blame him. He’s living his dream, and if I were him, I would probably not care at all what people like I think, because he is damn successful at what he does, but I find it sad to see what he has become.
EVH+DLR=BFFr........ God I Hope So!!
by dmstorm22 on Oct 30, 2009 12:29 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
I think Simmons still has the edge in him
I’m going to look up and link his appearance on Carolla’s podcast (for a idea of what it was like, Disney told him after it came out he’s not allowed to go back on it).
Luck is probability taken personally, clutch is probability attributed to individuals.
by shake n bake on Oct 30, 2009 12:30 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
I did hear that
I was pleasantly surprised. However, it is not all ESPN that is constricting his writing voice. I loved his early ESPN stuff (pre Kimmel). I’m not sure how the editing of his columns may have changed, but I think it is fair to say that he is a different writer today than he was before he started on Kimmel’s show.
EVH+DLR=BFFr........ God I Hope So!!
by dmstorm22 on Oct 30, 2009 12:33 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
I will say this about post-Kimmel Simmons though
That Simmons is the writer of one of my favorite columns of all time:
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=simmons/070122
EVH+DLR=BFFr........ God I Hope So!!
by dmstorm22 on Oct 30, 2009 12:35 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
where is it it just gave me a page with no story on it
GO COLTS!!! 09 IS OURS!!!
by TheAngelsColts on Oct 30, 2009 12:38 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
end of the link is dead
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=simmons/070122
Try it now
Luck is probability taken personally, clutch is probability attributed to individuals.
by shake n bake on Oct 30, 2009 12:39 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
I laughed
Hell, poor Dan Marino sits there on the CBS studio show bristling every time Boomer Esiason compares him to Manning, with the implication being, “If Manning’s not lucky, he could end up with an unfulfilled career just like Dan the Loser over here.”
Suck it, Dan Marino.
by eltharion_doa on Oct 31, 2009 6:13 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
lol pretty sure it was pulled from Carolla's site
ESPN must have REALLY not liked that.
Deadspin noticed it though and has it covered.
http://deadspin.com/5162117/bill-simmons-unleashed-uncensored-and-uncompromising
Luck is probability taken personally, clutch is probability attributed to individuals.
by shake n bake on Oct 30, 2009 12:40 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
Man, I missed it.
To colbertnation.com I go!
Now a proud annoyance on Stampede Blue, 18to88, Indy Football Report, and Phil B's blog.
Man, I need a life...
Random fact of the week from the empty void that is my mind: This video right here has produced one of my favorite lines ever. It was so awesome that there has been 2 sequels. One where you must put a banana in your ear, and another where you must grab their tongues. Purely awesome.
by Cassieper on Oct 30, 2009 2:13 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
i liked the part where you called Chester Taylor a DICK, hahahah!
Call me "Sir" goddamnit!
by danorocks17 on Oct 30, 2009 12:22 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs
As always KR, you keep it controvestial
stray away from the pack. You should post more often, even though I totally disagree with your assessment on Addai. To me, he is still a good back. He may not have Brown’s break away ability, but he can get the necessary yards. Terrific in pass blocking, and a pretty damn good receiver. He is still a great asset to the team.
by metal_militia on Oct 30, 2009 12:38 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs
I have not seen...
Benson’s woe is me attitude…just the opposite. He is playing hard, and doing well…credit to him. Why do you care anyway? And as for Bobzilla…I think we can remove that moniker from him…you have to actually play the game…its like someone still calling Merriman ‘lights out’…what ever!
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by TRDean on Oct 30, 2009 6:30 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs
I thought Elvis was the King?
Great post, funny.
But I still think Addai can be used effectively in our offense. He’s not as bad as you say he is. I know we’ve been over this before so I’ll shut up.
"You can't defend the perfect throw, what can I say?" Peyton quoting Marino
by Indy Lori on Oct 30, 2009 9:49 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs
#3
you didn’t really make any claims beyond Addai sucks so bad. So I’m just going to leave it an Nuh-Uh.
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by shake n bake on Oct 30, 2009 10:35 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs
LOL.
Good response! I should try that sometime.
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Random fact of the week from the empty void that is my mind: This video right here has produced one of my favorite lines ever. It was so awesome that there has been 2 sequels. One where you must put a banana in your ear, and another where you must grab their tongues. Purely awesome.
by Cassieper on Oct 30, 2009 2:27 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
Dolphins fan, really?
And considering I haven’t had to deal with supporting a horrible team since the 90’s (well just two seasons ago if you count the Fins which I do depending on the alignment of the stars on that given day)
What alignment of the stars would lead a blogger on a colts’ fan site to support one of the colts’ historical rivals?
by B.P. Glass on Oct 30, 2009 4:11 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
I think you misrepresent the Titans' perspective
They’re not starting Young because they want to see if he can win them ten games, they’re starting him because they want to decide, once and for all, if it’s worth giving him $14m next season or whatever it is he’s owed.
As he sucks, they’ll quickly realise it’s not and startin tanking.
by eltharion_doa on Oct 31, 2009 6:06 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs

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