5 Players You'd like to Kick in the Nuts
A funny FanPost at Behind The Steel Curtain asks Steelers fans to name five players they'd like to punch.
So here it is, the top 5 NFL players who I would love to punch in the face. It sounds stink I know, but its hard to like some players out there, and if I were lucky enough to find these guys in a dark alley.....alone....tied up....restrained or unconscious, I would definitely take a swing : )
Before I begin, P.Manning is already a first ballot lock for Hall of Fame honors, and he deserves that thoroughly. One of the smartest and most technically sound Quarterbacks to ever play the game. I have respect for his skill, and the time he takes to study the game and make sure he is as ready as possible come game time. However the reason he makes my list is this. I get sick of this guys flapping arms, pointing, stepping, shouting during pre-snap. Just hike the damn ball! I swear to god every time I see this guy use up the entire play clock waving his arms about like hes directing rush hour traffic, just to see him hand the ball off for a measly couple yard gain, it drives me insane! And to make matters worse, the people at EA Sports orchestrate that into the Madden game! I cant get rid of it! I'm sorry Peyton, but if I met you in a dark alley....I would have to hit you in the face.
While I'm sure the 6'5, 220 pound Peyton Manning would be able to hold his own against any Steelers fan, Steeler_'s post is very funny and offers an interesting glimpse into the players that truly annoy Steelers fans.
Now the question is, Who annoys us Colts fans?
Since we would never condone violence against any player, we'll make our title (and question) a bit more playful (and juvenille, because we are). What five players would you like to kick square in the jewels?
I'll list mine first:
- Rodney Harrison: Yes, he's retired. He's also a cheater, dirty player, and out-and-out scumbag. You really have to look far and wide to find other players that like or respect him. Just a skeezy, pathetic little turd of a man.
- Jay Cutler: He grew up in Southern Indiana, but was a Bears fan as a kid? Huh? I grew up when he grew up (and my family is from the same area), and back then Jimmy Harbaugh was making miracles with the Colts while the Bears stunk under then-coach Dave Wannestadt. What a punk!
- Chad Ochocinco: Do I really need to explain this one?
- Terrell Owens: ESPN used to have a TO ticker when they would run scores across the bottom of the screen. The guy hasn't helped a team win a playoff game in over a decade, yet networks fawn all over him when he talks. He also got pwned recently by a supermodel.
- Byron Leftwich: Hey, he's got a ring now. I guess (by ESPN's standard) he's now just as good as Peyton Manning. This fat, silly player whined like a pampered school kid everytime the Colts kicked the crap out of him and his team, the Jaguars. He once tried to throw a pass from his knees, got hit while making the throw, and then complained to the ref after mouthing off to Colts assistant coach John Teerlick on the sidelines. Dude is in serious need of a foot to his testies.
Who are your five?
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Top 5
- Brady – He just irks me. His “only 17 points” line before losing the superbowl. ESPN’s love for him. Ugh I cant stand him!
- Vanderjack – No reason needed
- Phillip Rivers – Seeing him mouth off to fans plus back to back playoff losses put him on my list
- Bellichik – I know he’s not a player but I would love to use him as a human punching bag.
- Brett Farve – Shut up and go away!
my 5
I have to get ready and go to work, or I’d take the time to put these in order and explain my choices more thoroughly. Alas, I gotta go save the world… So here are the 5 players I’d like to kick in the junk…
1. Shawn Merriman
2. Willie McGinnist
3. Philip Rivers
T4. Nick Harper – see below
T4. Ben Roethlisberger – I’m still holding a grudge for the ’05 playoff game
5. Eddie George
Ohhhhh....now I remember
That game where he was injured and had to sit out a play and then came back in to win the game. Just watched that actually on NFL Network. Good times.
Keep the faith!
My Top 5
1. T.O. no explanation necessary. 2.Albert Haynesworth because he stomped on that cowgirls helmetless head. 3. Phillip Rivers because he’s a little girl when he’s on the sidelines screaming at opposing fans. 4.Junior Seau because he’s a patriot and he just looks like he needs a good spanking. 5. Bill I’m an ass Belichick for the way he behaves after he loses.
"You can't defend the perfect throw, what can I say?" Peyton quoting Marino
Awesome topic! This deadzone before the season starts gets tougher every year.
5) Rodney Harrison – Cheater. Cheater. Cheater. Loud mouth. Cheater
4) Shawne Merriman – See above
3) Brett Favre – Spoiled & Selfish. I used to like him and it really pisses me off that I can’t anymore because of his retiring/unretiring/retiring/unretiring media whining sessions.
2) Phillip Rivers – Big Loud Mouth Puke. ‘nuff said
1) Tom Brady – of course. Arrogant *&%#$ who would be nothing without Belicheat and Spygate. I’m convinced.
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Here’s to making it to September!!
"I throw, you catch. It's NOT that hard!"
Peyton Manning, SNL, 2007
I would like to make a comment about one
The only one that comes to my mind when I think about someone that needs to get kicked is Brett Farve. He needs to get on his tractor and ride off in the sunset, and possilbe never be heard from again.
I live in green bay (and i am bear fan, kind of strange i know) and i get to hear abour him all the time. He needs to leave.
enough said
by Bearfan in the frozen tundra on Jul 7, 2009 11:16 AM EDT reply actions
Favre
The guy can, and should, play as long as he wants. Listen, Green Bay did the right thing going with Rodgers. They needed to look to the future, but lets be real here… Packers management are a bunch of asses, they wanted to force Farve in retirement so that he wouldn’t play for the Vikings.
Bottom line, let Farve play for the Vikings. He has been gracious towards Aaron Rodgers (see the Joe Buck interview) and has been clear that his issue is with Packers management who are known pricks. I wish Farve the best.
Some of you people just buy into the media “building people up just to tear them down” routine. Stop being haters.
"and has been clear that his issue is with Packers management who are known pricks"
None moreso than Favre himself. They were all a bunch of pricks.
by the_iowa_hawkeye on Jul 7, 2009 12:08 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
My 5
1. Mike Vanderjagt – No explanation necessary.
2. Willie McGinest – Never will forget the injury he faked on the Colts final drive against the Patriots in a 2003 game at the RCA Dome. He stalled the Colts offense when the Pats had no timeouts remaining by faking an injury, then came back on the final play and made a goal line stop on Edge. Pisses me off writing this.
3. Philip Rivers – Why is he so ugly and still beating the Colts?
4. Kellen Winslow – You are not a soldier.
5. Ron Artest – Hey, there wasn’t an NFL player stipulation.
hahaha love the Ron Artest choice
and if you were in Detroit on that fateful night that he destroyed Miller’s last chance for a championship you could of had your chance
The entire Patriots organization
Most of the people in the Chargers organization
Most of the people in the Titans organization
Ochosucko
Vadershank
Michael Vick
Emmitt Smith because he’s stupid and really annoying to listen to
Brandon Marshall
Albert Haynesworth
DeAngelo Hall
Yeah, so I sold out, do something about it! Like read my site Colts Chatter.
So much for "the new math"
Five? Five? We don’t need no stinkink five!
I’m still LMAO however.
I hate Joe Namath. That's how long I've been a Colts fan.
lol
"I throw, you catch. It's NOT that hard!"
Peyton Manning, SNL, 2007
by peytonsthebest on Jul 7, 2009 6:06 PM EDT up reply actions
Interesting topic:
#1: Mike Vanderjagt – I would kick him repeatedly, for a long time, and then I’d invite DZ over to my house where he’s tied up and watch him destroy Vanderjagt. It would be therapeutic for all.
#2: Gilbert Gardner – Only #2 because he didn’t cost us a Super Bowl.
#3: Willie McGinest – The 2003 Patriots game was the second NFL game I ever went to (The 1998 Jets game was the first), and Willie McGinest ruined it. I was 13 at the time and just really getting into football, and even I could tell that he faked that injury.
#4: Albert Haynesworth – I will never forgive him for that stomp until he has a chance to feel what that poor player felt. I would make sure that he has that opportunity.
#5: Phillip Rivers – What an arrogant little……………………
Ah, that felt good.
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Mine
- Headstomper
- Chad Johnson
- Rivers
- Merriman
- Wilfork
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Fab Five
1. Shawne Merriman – no explanation needed
2. Steven Jackson – He burned me a couple years back when I drafted him in FF.
3. LenDale White – Annoying
4. Rex Grossman – Just because it’s Rex…
5. Phillip Rivers – classless
Why on earth would you hate Wrecks Grossman? He helped the Colts win a Super Bowl.
Yeah, so I sold out, do something about it! Like read my site Colts Chatter.
Letterman to Peyton in his post-Super Bowl appearance:
“And halftime is when Grossman started drinking, right?”
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Man, I need a life...
Random fact of the week from the empty void that is my mind: Joseph Addai, otherwise one as The Great Irrationally Hated One, is the first and only running back to rush for 1,000 yards in a season without starting a game in that season.
FUNNY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Grossman talking in his sleep: “I’ll never be manning up like I’m Peyton”
"You can't defend the perfect throw, what can I say?" Peyton quoting Marino
I'd rather punch faces than kick balls
1. Favre. By far.
2. Tedy Bruschi. What a douchebag.
3. TO. Obviously.
4. Jack Del Rio. Deserves it.
5. Brannon Condren. He’s a punk.
My Top 5 (No Specifc Order)
Phillip Rivers - Seriously. You’ve done nothing in your career. You’ve had LT in your backfield since you started playing QB for the Chargers. Also, as of right now, the Eli Manning to Giants trade favors Eli, and not you. He has a ring, you don’t. Learn to shut your mouth and respect the players that came before you and the game of football itself.
Mike Vanderjagt- I don’t know why the Colts didn’t cut him when he missed that field goal against Tampa Bay on Monday night. Obviously, he couldn’t make a kick in pressure situations then, what made you think he was a few years later against a Wild Card team. Hmm.
Rodney Harrison/Teddy Bruschi/Tom Brady/Randy Moss- Really, all of the Patriots players the past 6-7 years can fit here, for obvious reasons.
Brett Favre - If you say you’re going to retire, then just flippin’ retire. Quit coming back and making it a huge soap opera on ESPN / NFL Network. I have better things to do, then contemplate the possibilities of you just choking near the end of another season again.
Maurice Jones-Drew / Darren Sproles – I know I’m not the only one that’s seen these guys in my nightmares. God.
"People don't realize that I'm just like them. I got feelings just like them. I go through hell in my life, just like them." Allen Iverson
You finally said what I have been thinking the entire time
with Maurice Jones-Drew and Darren Sproles.
Five players I would punch and/or kick:
1 and 2: I would kick and punch Tom Brady. This guy is may be the biggest douche pump to ever walk on an NFL field. From a standpoint of playing the position, he doesn’t hold a candle to Manning or any other of the all-time greats. His 3 SB ring stat is not meaningful when his performances were never that great in those games. Actually screw it, I would kick him in the nuts twice, so he gets 1-3 for me.
4. Tedi Bruschi – what a joke.
5. Logan Mankins for that ridiculous lucky touchdown in the AFC championship game in 2006.
punches in the face for
Rodney Harrison
Merriman
Rivers
Kyle Turley
TO
I have no real problem with Brady—wiith the media… that’s another issue. And as annoying to non-Pats fans as Pats fans can be, well, I suspect that is universal. They are who they are, only louder. More or less the same with Favre—it’s the media whirlwind that swoons over his every word and gesture that annoys me, not the man himself.
Roethlisberger might have been on this list a few years ago, but I’ve grown to like him. Moss probably would have made the list beofre his career resurgence (I don’t like pouty quitters). Surprised no Raiders come to mind… unless I can include retired douchebags like Romanowski.
Oooh, as long as we are redressing Colt playoff losses, I must include Kordell “What back of the endzone?” Stewart (along with the ref he rode in on) and Dave “Ghost to the Post” Casper and his sidekick Ken Stabler.
I hate Joe Namath. That's how long I've been a Colts fan.
Aw Jeez--Willie (or won't he?) McGinest
Sort of a crime to leave him off. Maybe we can give him the actual injury he claimed to have. Although I have yet to see “javelin in the head” listed on any NFL injury report. Probably just included as “McGinest, doubtful, head.”
Maybe a sledgehammer to the pelvis—couple broken hip bones will probably leave him rueing his “dive” for another 30 years.
I hate Joe Namath. That's how long I've been a Colts fan.
Agreed
I would have to definitely agree to hating the media over the player. I don’t hate Tom Brady, but I do hate the fact that his 3 Superbowl rings are held over the head of the whole league. I hate the fact that the media is in love with him on and off the field. And I absolutely hate the fact that everyone and their mother thinks that they’re going to win it all next year despite doing nothing in the draft and grabbing some senior citizens in free agency.
That said, here are my top 5 in no particular order:
-Rodney Harrison (so dirty…)
-Junior Seau
-Pacman Jones
-The Cincinnati Bengals (esp. Chad Johson and Chris Henry)
-Terrel Owens, Mr. Baby Mamma Drama
Great idea for a post. There should also be a post for favorite non-Colts players.
Junior Seau
good one.
"I throw, you catch. It's NOT that hard!"
Peyton Manning, SNL, 2007
by peytonsthebest on Jul 8, 2009 4:10 PM EDT up reply actions
My list is the best
5. Desean Jackson
4. Shawn Fairyman
3. Matt Hasselback
2. Alan Branch
1. Lil Wayne
lil wayne? lol
you sir, are the winner
Yeah, so I sold out, do something about it! Like read my site Colts Chatter.
1. Drew Bledsoe: For creating Tom Brady.
2. Nick Harper’s wife.
3. The head of the NFL Network.
4. Erin Andrew’s boyfriend.
5. Chris Berman: For general terribleness and for taking the nickname Boomer.
by beckmania on Jul 7, 2009 12:52 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
2. Nick Harper’s wife.
Classic.
4. Erin Andrew’s boyfriend.
She has one now?
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I'm just assuming
since she doesn’t return my numerous phone calls.
by beckmania on Jul 7, 2009 1:00 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
+1
"I saw a commercial on late night TV, it said,'Forget everything you know about slipcovers.' So I did. And it was a load off my mind. Then the commercial tried to sell me slipcovers, and I didn't know what the hell they were."
-Mitch Hedberg
I must be the only Colts fan who doesn’t have Philip Rivers.
Yeah, so I sold out, do something about it! Like read my site Colts Chatter.
you picked 7 specific people
and still couldn’t find room for Marmalard?
That's big talk for a little guy,
but I'm walkin' without reply.
-Lil Wayne "Mr. Postman"
nein
I like Rivers, except when he beats the Colts.
Yeah, so I sold out, do something about it! Like read my site Colts Chatter.
Five players I would punch/kick
Here it goes:
1. Tom Brady; and when I got done with that, Little Boy Belichik would be next
2. Terrell Owens: Too many reasons to post
3. Any Dallas Cowboy (except Robert Brewster)
4. Tedy Bruschi: Patsy is one
5. Pac Man Jones: Scuzzy little pervert
He's a Patriot.
Always has been, always will be, ergo we hate him and he must be destroyed. In the most painful and extravagant way possible. I’m thinking something involving razor wire and boy bands…
by peytonsurdaddy on Jul 7, 2009 5:32 PM EDT up reply actions
Can I kick Phillip Rivers in the nuts five times?
I’ll do that.
"I saw a commercial on late night TV, it said,'Forget everything you know about slipcovers.' So I did. And it was a load off my mind. Then the commercial tried to sell me slipcovers, and I didn't know what the hell they were."
-Mitch Hedberg
My real top 5
1. Phillip Rivers: Doucher
2. Rodney Harrison: Cheater
3. Shawn Merriman: See #2
4. Brett Favre: Pill-popping, interception throwing, team ruining punk
5. Reggie Bush: I hate him so much for ruining 2005. And he wasn’t even eligible to push Leinart into the endzone.
"I saw a commercial on late night TV, it said,'Forget everything you know about slipcovers.' So I did. And it was a load off my mind. Then the commercial tried to sell me slipcovers, and I didn't know what the hell they were."
-Mitch Hedberg
Oh Bless You for reminding me!
Mister Vicodin-sucking, MVP-hogging aw-shucks media darlin’ when Harbaugh should have won it in 1995.
Oh God I hate myself for forgetting a grudge! Okay, I kick myself in the nuts, and then add Favre to the list as number 5b. MJD and Sproles (Michael Turner and his 80 yard run to tank our 16-0 season, anyone?) are 5c, d, and e.
Mrs Nick Harper—that WAS good.
I hate Joe Namath. That's how long I've been a Colts fan.
Oh yeah
1. Joke del Rio: Not a player (not anymore anyway), but I can never seem to muster the slightest bit of respect for this guy. He whines constantly, his teams haven’t achieved anything, and his only bit of “coaching” seems to rely on playing the disrespect card. Plus, he tried to raid Mike NOlan’s closet and wear a suit, possibly to gain some respect. I’m sorry, that’s like trying to polish a turd.
2. Tony Romo: When he gets hit, I cheer.
3. Nick Harper: Screwed up our Superbowl chance and then went and talked shit on the defense once he left. Nice work jackass. And what exactly have you managed to accomplish since leaving?
4. Vince Wilfork: Attacking a QB’s knees isn’t very cool. I hope you get turf toe or your fat ass shatters your own knees.
5. Donte Stallworth: He played for the Pats and killed someone because he was drunk and high. ’Nuff said.
1. Vince Young
2. Philip Rivers
3. Terrell Owens
4. Brett Favre
5. Chris Johnson
Not even one Pat could make the list, huh? They fill in the runner-up positions along with Tony Romo.
"It's the greatest job in the world until Peyton comes off the field and you think his thumb might be broken and there's three minutes left in the AFC Championship Game and you're down by three to New England and you haven't taken a snap all year. Yeah, it's a great job until that point." - Jim Sorgi
VY
It was hard to leave him off. That guy definitely sucks.
And he’s even more annoying than he’s bad.
"It's the greatest job in the world until Peyton comes off the field and you think his thumb might be broken and there's three minutes left in the AFC Championship Game and you're down by three to New England and you haven't taken a snap all year. Yeah, it's a great job until that point." - Jim Sorgi
This was semi-easy
1. LenDale White – The guy scores 1 and 2 yards TDs behind one of the best OL in the league, and thinks he’s the greatest RB in the game. Decides this off-season, before a contract year, that he’d lose weight and get in shape. I pity the team that eventually signs him.
2. Hines Ward – Everytime he gets that shit-eating grin knocked off of him, I get the same grin.
3. Romeo Crennel – Quite possibly the worst head coach in the history of the league. My hatred for him comes from his treatment of only one player, and those of you who have been around here for a while know who I’m talking about.
4. Byron Leftwich – I share BBS’s feeling on ol’ Fatty McButterpants.
5. Matt Leinart – After Leinart got sacked on 2nd down in 2005, that 3rd down play was the loudest stadium I’ve ever been in, indoors or outdoors. To then come within inches of knocking down 4th and 9, and Zbikowski hitting him too hard, knocking the ball out of bounds, then him getting initially stopped before the “Push”. Nothing pleases me more than seeing him holding a clipboard.
I haven't been around here for very long.
So I’d be interested to hear why Romeo Crennel?
"You can't defend the perfect throw, what can I say?" Peyton quoting Marino
My senior year at Notre Dame
We had a QB who was beaten and battered all over the field. Two years later, he led us to a couple of BCS Bowl games, breaking pretty much every passing record at ND. He then dropped in the draft, thanks to the great Cam Cameron, and the Browns traded up to get him.
Halfway through year 2, when it was clear to EVERYONE in the football world that Derek Anderson was awful, Crennel stuck with him, rather than play his first round pick, who learned from an old friend of Crennel’s how to play QB. Once it became clear that Crennel wasn’t going to make it to 2009, he felt like sabotaging the organization.
I will always have a soft spot for Brady Quinn. I was all set to write a big article about him before our game with the Browns this past season, and he had to go out and get hurt the week before.
In case you are interested, here’s a small sampling of me ripping on Crennel throughout last season:
I'm a huge Brady Quinn fan.
I’ll never forget the USC/ND game a few yrs. back. I’m really pulling for him to do well in Cleveland. As long as they’re not playing us.
"You can't defend the perfect throw, what can I say?" Peyton quoting Marino
Without blinking...
… my five are
1) Phillip Rivers – Absolute zero class who needs a punch in the face more than any professional athlete I can ever recall watching.
2) Shawn Merriman – He’s a cheater who seems to celebrate the fact that he cheated.
3) Rodney Harrison – He’s a cheater who seems OK with the fact that he cheated.
4) Tom Brady – Arrogant. “Only 17 point? Okay!”
5) Randy Moss — it’s wrong to consider someone the greatest at his position when he obviously pulled a Vince Carter and played poorly on purpose in order to be traded.
My five
rodney harrison… who did the pats pay off to allow this cheater to stay on the field.
TO – now that he is in Buffalo, even in Toronto you can’t get away from him.
Ty Law – how the hell did he keep picking peyton off
Walt Coleman.. and not just for playoff games. I know he isn’t a player, but half the league probably would love to slap him upside the head.
Albert Haynesworth – I don’t care what he said after the stomping incident.. he doesn’t deserve to play and I would love to see the same done to him.
An expert is someone who knows more and more about less and less until they know everything about nothing...
Walt Coleman
Awesome pick. I forgot his name somehow but my dislike of him runs very deep.
"The painting was a gift, Todd. I'm taking it with me."
Agreed
Tho he doesn’t get the punch or kick. He gets it slow, real slow, so he can contemplate his worthlessness for an excruciating eternity. I think tying him down, forcing him to watch his crew’s shitty calls. And every minute, add another 1 lb weight to his body. 60…70… 80 lbs and he’s thinking he’s got it beat, he’s Ed “Guns” Hochuli, tough guy.
And then it gets to the 5 hour mark and 300 lbs are slowly crushing him. I’d leave his torso free so he can digest and breathe and not have organ failure as his hands and feet are crushed to dust. I wonder how long it takes 200 lbs of weight to dislocate an elbow? One sure way to find out! I think the weight of a VW beetle would suffice for the extremities (middle of Day 2). Maybe an Accord (midnight, Day 2). By the time we get to the weight of a Suburban (early Day 4), the rib cage implodes and it’s all but over. But over the course of a couple days, what a wild ride.
Yes, I am a sick, evil person… but a good sicko to have on your side.
I hate Joe Namath. That's how long I've been a Colts fan.
Wow Bob,
remind me never to piss you off.
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Man, I need a life...
Random fact of the week from the empty void that is my mind: Joseph Addai, otherwise one as The Great Irrationally Hated One, is the first and only running back to rush for 1,000 yards in a season without starting a game in that season.
In No Particular Order
Philip Rivers – obnoxious punk ass
Shawn Merriman – cheater
Rodney Harrison – cheater, dirty player
Randy Moss – quit while in Oakland (even though it was Oakland) and now is just the best team player ever
Vanderjerkoff – missed the 48 yarder and then nonchalantly hit it on Letterman, liquored up idiot kicker
Tom Brady
Tom Brady
Tom Brady
Tom Brady
Then I’d get in a time machine, travel back to 5 mins. before Tom Brady’s conception and kick his future father in the clankers, thereby preventing the birth of Tom Brady from ever occurring.
I like that.
But if there was no tom brady, who would be the super model’s baby daddy?
"You can't defend the perfect throw, what can I say?" Peyton quoting Marino
"It's okay Tommy, no one will find out our son is really Peyton's."

“But Gisele, won’t they find out when he’s born with a brain twice the size of a normal human’s and a rocket launcher for an arm?”
by peytonsurdaddy on Jul 7, 2009 8:09 PM EDT up reply actions
Ha! I love it!!!!!!!!
But I don’t want to think about Peyton being a back door man.
"You can't defend the perfect throw, what can I say?" Peyton quoting Marino
1. Vandy – never hit a big kick that actually meant anything. Talked Dungy into bringing him back in 05 so he could miss the biggest kick of his career after arrogantly pointing at Cowher moments before the snap.
2. Nick Harper – I think any other player on the field at the time would have scored on that fumble recovery in 2005. Why were you looking behind you?? The only guys behind you were your own teammates. Why did you run straight at the only player on the field capable of tackling you? You had the entire sideline and that was our year.
3. Joey Porter – no explanation necessary. I hate him 1000 times more than Merriman and Rodney Harrison combined
4. The ref who missed Kordell Stewart running out of bounds in the 95 AFCCG. That and about 5 other freak things kept the Colts from going to their first SB since coming to Indy.
5. The Music City Miracle – for some reason, I just can’t stand that play and how the Bills let it happen….not to mention the Titans beat us the following week.
And yes I would punch the Music City Miracle square in the face as soon as I figure out how to do it.
"The painting was a gift, Todd. I'm taking it with me."
I had no idea Vanderjagt pointed at Cowher before the snap
As for Harper, i have to agree with you. Big Ben is mobile but he isnt fast. I thought all my Christmas’s had come at once when he ran directly at Ben….i was awestruck…wasnt even sure if i was happy because i couldnt stop thinking how stupid it was for a cornerback, stabbed leg or not, to think that he couldnt outrun a QB not named Vick or Young
Bleeding Black and Gold.....forever
by Michael Hewitt on Jul 9, 2009 8:42 AM EDT up reply actions
1. Favre – For ruining such a great legacy.
2. Rodney Harrison – For cheating on and off the field.
3. Hines Ward and his stupid, cocky grin.
4. Lendale White – This guy thinks he is way better than he actually is.
5. Jerry Jones – I know he isn’t a player, but I can’t stand this guy.
- Tom Brady – I would ignore his nuts and kick him in the ACL.
- Shawn Merriman – Steroids cause shrinkage, so there may not be anything to kick.
- Charlie Weis – Either his nuts are safe behind a protective sphere of belly fat or he ate them years ago.
You hit Jerry Jones hard enough and his face may fly off
Not sure how firmly that thing is attached.
I hate Joe Namath. That's how long I've been a Colts fan.
My 2 cents
First off, I would not be the one kicking them…. May be Rocky Balboa
1. Brady and his coach
2. Darren Sproles- rivers never beat us, it was the backs.
3. ESPN- I know they are not players… But some of them were
4. Vanderjerk
5. Rodney Harrison
DID SOMEONE SAY CHAMPIONSHIP
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Who's in my Five? presented by T-Mobile
1. Tom Brady
2. Phillip Rivers
3. LenDale White
4. Brett Favre
5. Tony Romo
Cards, Colts, and Pacers - Baseball, football, and basketball or gambling, guns, and old cars?
Fun Game.
5. Roidney Harrisonofabitch
4. Tom Badny
3. Vander…can’t even finish it. Sofa King Glad he’s finished.
2. Nick ‘Cuts Like A Knife’ Harper. Shoulda made Brackett’s play on Bettis at the 1 one of the greatest in NFL History. Then Bettis (who I want on this list) goes on to win a fixed Super Bowl Ring with 3 Toed Sloethlisberger (who I also want on this list for winning a Super Bowl completing 3 passes and NOT scoring a rushing touchdown).
1. Aaron Bailey. Close your legs and we go to the Super Bowl.
by I'm Not Alone, I'm Just Blue on Jul 7, 2009 6:51 PM EDT reply actions
Top Five
- Philip Rivers: Poor Sport, Mouths off to fans, Immature.
- Chris Collinsworth: Never has ANYTHING good to say about the colts. And now he’s replacing Madden. Oh Great… get ready to Football with the sound off.
#3. Darren Sproles: I have nothing against him but he is annoying because he must be made out of colts Kryptonite.
#4. Jeff George: What a waste.
#5. Quinn Pitcock: see #4 plus a quitter.
…get ready to watch football with the sound off…..
by Believe in Blue on Jul 7, 2009 9:04 PM EDT up reply actions
ahhh off the top of my head???
1.) Philip Rivers – He thinks he’s so hard, his face irks me, especially when his mouth is slightly open….GRRRRRR
2.) Correy Dillon – Ugly, ugly, horrible man…If you have the AFC Championship game DVR’d, his reaction to the Samuel’s INT that put the Pat’s up by 18 (runs around screaming, then puts his stank face on and says “HERE WE GO” “HERE WE GO”)was one of the most thug ignorant tirades I have ever seen.
3.) Wes Welker – Great player that is classless and a douchbag. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap-4KAs26g8 Who screams “you Fuc*ing suck!” to someone in the NFL like that? especially against the best secondary of the decade…When I saw this live I stopped appreciation of his skills altogether
4.) Rodney Harrison – Sucks, Broke his shoulder trying to cover Dallas Clark. HAHAHAHA
5.) The Chargers Punter that put his team on his back in last years playoff game and single handedly won the game.
Tim Jennings? – He makes below average receivers look like Randy freakin Moss, Stop getting caught on dude, I don’t care how fast you are
Forgot about that Welker incident
What a douche. Oh well, he blew orifice in the playoffs and had to suffer the choke up brought on by Tom Brady with help from himself. That makes me smile.
Wait...
Didn’t Roidney Harrison break his shoulder blade against our own Harrison? I always thought there was such poetic balance in that. Clark is fine, too, but I’d prefer it my way.
I hate Joe Namath. That's how long I've been a Colts fan.
Your right Bobman
He was tackling Harrison on that weird play that Manning rolled out and got nailed as he made a beautiful throw to Clark that Harrison snatched. What type of routes were they running to be in the exact same spot? it was the most beautiful sloppy play I can remember.
by Hitstick Killer on Jul 8, 2009 3:46 AM EDT up reply actions
you gotta be kidding about Welker's potty mouth bothering you
Maybe you haven’t heard any Colts players swear within microphone distance, but you can’t honestly believe they don’t need their mouths washed out with soap after a game.
Keep the faith!
I think it's more about the disrespect than the word choice
Addai isn’t universally beloved around here but I didn’t see anyone getting upset when they caught him dropping an f-bomb when he got tackled in one game.
That's big talk for a little guy,
but I'm walkin' without reply.
-Lil Wayne "Mr. Postman"
@ Marima
I’d understand your annoyance with the Wes Welker pick if it was just because he said a bad word, however, Shake hit it on the head simpy with the heading of his post, it’s about the disrespect that was displayed, especially toward Marlin Jackson – who is a great guy and most likely did nothing but play good football against little man Welker. and if you think that any colts WR (Harrison, Wayne, Gonzo, Clark) would have said something like this to ANY team your smoking rocks….
They have class, they would hand the ball to the ref and run back to the line, or just spiked the ball aggressively into the dirt after an AMAZING catch and watch it bounce off of Vrabel’s face and his pansy reaction to the whole thing classic….http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLGIxMaca9o&feature=related
HAHAHA pwned by Marv
by Hitstick Killer on Jul 9, 2009 12:11 PM EDT up reply actions
Sorry...
I’ve read too many football books by football players (non-Patriots, by the way) to think that players aren’t swearing and talking nasty out there to the opposition every single play – some way more vocal than others, and it’s not just the swearing it’s the tone and the subject matter (wives, sexual orientation, size of the guy’s anatomy, mothers,…nothing is off limits, anything that will throw someone off their game.)
Read Michael Strahan’s book, “Inside the Helmet” for some perspective. The Colts don’t all have halos – and I never even tried to assert that the Patriots do. When I read your original post, it just surprised me that you was put off by Welker’s language when it’s so prevalent around the league… I didn’t know you were referring to him disrespecting a good player.
Keep the faith!
correction...
I wish I could learn to proofread – I meant to say “it surprised me that you WERE put off by Welker’s language…” Ugh!
Keep the faith!
Classic...
That spike into Vrabel’s face is going to have me smiling for hours…
by peytonsurdaddy on Jul 9, 2009 10:48 PM EDT up reply actions
Love this Post - I want to marry this post and have lots of little posts just like it.
T Brady – dick
t bruski – ass hat
r harrison – (just not enugh cuss words in the english language to describe this prick)
tiki barber/jerimy shocky – ha ha your team won the SB with out you two winny little bitches.
Vanderduech – for all the reasons mentioned above + that stupid little celibration he and his holder did after he hit a meaningless FG – thanks for nothing you butt munch.
Wow that little vent – was better then an hour of theropy.
thanks
Defense if more important then breathing.
Huh, that sounds a lot like one of my all-time favorite lines on Scrubs.
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: Joseph Addai, otherwise one as The Great Irrationally Hated One, is the first and only running back to rush for 1,000 yards in a season without starting a game in that season.
it's true, love that show
Defense if more important then breathing.
The list
1. Brady- a dick, the media darling and then some of the NFL, is constantly (and laughably) compared to Manning, is the most beloved and overhyped system QB to ever grace the earth. Runs up scores on teams, cries when he loses and doesn’t shake hands, tried to punk the steelers safety who called them out (classy, tom), acted like the TD record meant nothing to him even though he was throwing 70 yard bombs on the 0-14 dolphins with a four touchdown lead in the fourth quarter. Who knows, he may be a cool guy to hang out with, but all I see is a douchy football player who receives WAY to much love.
2. Rivers- MIght have slid into 1B after the last two seasons’ shenanigans. Talking trash to our fans instead of being classy and concentrating on the game. Oh, and the fact that his TEAM (not him) has had our number in the playoffs for a while. And, of course, the “experts” have mentioned him in the same sentence as Manning and have even given him MUCH undeserved credits for those wins. Still 8-8 in a garbage division.
3. Rodney Harrison- Another NE D-bag who deserves to be jumped after every game he ever played in. Foxborough is just covered in scum. How can anyone like these guys, outside of braindead chowda heads, I’ll never know.
4. TO- the pansiest, whiniest, it’s everyone’s fault but my own, team cancer. Blames every QB he has because he can’t accept that he sucks. He still doesn’t realize the quarterback, not the WR, leads the team and calls the plays on offense. Worse than anything, he made me like Donovan McNabb.
5. Vince Young- Thinks he’s good. Cries to be traded. Wants to be a star. News flash: you had one good game in college, you suck as a pro, you will never be a star, no one likes you. Shut up already.
HON MENTION- MIchael Vick for killing dogs, Mike Vanderjagt for costing us a super bowl and being a complete ass clown, Lendale White for being fat and worthless, and Darren Sproles for breaking my heart last year in the playoffs.
Brady
Over-hyped by the NFL? You can’t turn on the TV during football season – any time of the day or night – without seeing Peyton Manning. It’s funny media saturation, but it’s still media saturation. There’s a big difference too. Manning intentionally uses the media with his commercials, and Brady tries to avoid media attention as much as possible.
Runs up scores on teams? What is it you all measure players by here on Stampede Blue? Stats. Plain and simple. When you’re comparing which teams are better, or have the better offense or defense, etc… you look at the stats. How do the Colts get to say they had the best offense in 2004? It’s not some subjective, intangible ‘they worked really, really hard at it’ evaluation, it’s the indisputable objective statistic – They scored more points than any other team.
Cries when he loses and doesn’t shake hands? What are you even talking about.
Tried to punk Steelers’ safety Anthony Smith who guaranteed a win to the national media? Correction, he DID punk Anthony Smith, and in a big way.
Acted like the TD record meant nothing to him? Yeah, right. Let’s just say he took every interview talking about how great it was going to be to break the touchdown record, and then acting like it was a monster event after it happened. You’d be happy then? No, you’d be insulting him for acting like the TD record was a big deal.
Keep the faith!
marima closet colt fan
what is your problem bud the colts have been better than the pats for a couple of years now don’t cry about it to us colts fans tell your pats front office. Oh and stay off stamped blue unless u like the colts chowder head…
Hey.
Chill out. Marima is good people. She knows her football, too.
And no, I am NOT a closet Pats’ fan…that suggestion would get you added to my top 5 list. ;-)
"I throw, you catch. It's NOT that hard!"
Peyton Manning, SNL, 2007
by peytonsthebest on Jul 8, 2009 4:30 PM EDT up reply actions
not crying, just responding to some errors i spotted in a post
besides, I like “stamped” blue.
Keep the faith!
Here's the thing
Have you ever watched ESPN. They have been up Brady’s ass since 2003, and the NFLN is right there with them. Yes, Peyton is the ad guy, and is always “seen” during the season, but analysts do not shut up about Brady. Even last season, as Manning received his historic 3rd MVP in courageous fashion by playing injured a chunk of the season with a very injury ridden team, you heard very little. ESPN lists things like “Brady works out” or “Brady participates in OTAs” as breaking news and reserves an entire NFL live episode to talk about them.
How’d he achieve the record? That’s right, by running up the score against a cupcake schedule. The year manning threw 49, factoring in all the time he sat out due to big leads, he missed closed to 4 games, including basically the entire week 17 game. He could have thrown about 60 but he and the colts decided it would be classier to sit and show respect to the opposing team. SOmething Belicheat and Brady know nothing about.
Um…watch him after a game when he loses. He rarely, if ever, shakes hands and is always biting his lip like he is about to cry. Ask Eli Manning about that for the most recent incident. I’d turn the other way too if I followed NE.
When your a QB, you show class. That means punking people with your play, not your words. Brady chose his words, not surprisingly, because he is a dick.
I’d have more respect for him if he had not lied about caring about the record. All he’d have to say was, something like it would be a great honor and privelege, and he would consider it a great accomplishment, rather than just acting like it was fool’s gold he didn’t care about or know how close he was. And then go out and throw bombs to Moss when they’re up 3-4 TD’s rather than run out the clock.
P.S.: read the title of this post. It’s meant for us COLTS fans to vent. It’s obvious Brady and other Pats will be mentioned, just as Manning and other colts players would be on a Pats site. Why would you read it, and since you chose to, what did you expect?
one more thing
My first point was only that Brady doesn’t seek out the limelight, like LaDainian Tomlinson or Jay Cutler who just love that ESPN microphone in their faces. Brady can’t help it if ESPN or NFLN like to talk about him. He’s a good QB, they should talk about him.
Again, we have a disagreement about running up the score. I – along with a lot of football people – contend that there’s no such thing. How did Brady achieve his record? The same way Manning achieved his. Throwing more touchdown passes than the guy before him. It’s not logical to hate a team because they were too good for the teams they were scheduled to play against. Not all of the schedule was cupcake either, but I doubt I could convince you of that.
Anthony Smith made a classic rookie mistake by guaranteeing a win during a press conference. You certainly get upset when you perceive that your Colts aren’t getting the respect they deserve by the national media – well, players do too. Brady jawed at him for 5 seconds, no more, but absolutely backed it up with his play by burning Smith specifically on three touchdown passes. (Did you ever see the NFL Replay of that game by the way, ‘cause you’re talking like Brady choked or something.
Lying about the record? Come on. Don’t you think Peyton would have traded his touchdown record in a heartbeat for a Super Bowl win that year? That’s all that Brady meant. The record wasn’t as important as winning the SB.
Keep in mind that the television cameras don’t show everything. Of course he’s upset when he loses – so is Peyton. It’s understandable.
One final note, the only requirement to join this SB Nation blog is… well, a user name. Sorry, can’t screen out the riff-raff.
Keep the faith!
Excellent Topic!!!
1. Chris “Turkey Neck” Collinsworth – Tom “Stetson” Brady would be number one, but since no one can seem to remove his nuts from Collinsworth’s mouth I’ll kick him instead.
2. Rodney Harrison – For all the reasons listed above and now we get to listen to him spew his shit every Sunday night.
3. Phillip “Beavis” Rivers – Just once it’d be nice to see this guy show some class on the sideline.
4. ESPN – Yes their entire staff. The most slanted NFL coverage outside of NBC Sunday Night Football.
5. Jack “Of The River” Del Rio – Just once could you shut your damn mouth? I’ve never seen a team with that much talent over the years continually choke becuase they can’t control their emotions. At least its a plus for the Colts.
Tom "Brokeback" Brady

Yeah, you got to love the guy for supplying us with some really great ammunition, though. I mean, what the hell? If some jackass photographer said to me, “Okay, now we are going to dress you up like a cowboy and have you lie on your back while touching your groin. Good… Now, give us your best ‘come hither and dangle your manberries on my lips’ look. That’s it! Great work, Tommy! You’re a real natural…,” I would punch him dead in his face! But, lucky for us, ol’ Tommy-Boy just says, “Sounds good, guys, let’s do it…”
by peytonsurdaddy on Jul 8, 2009 12:27 PM EDT up reply actions
Your first pick was awsome
Chris "Turkey Neck" Collinsworth – Tom "Stetson" Brady would be number one, but since no one can seem to remove his nuts from Collinsworth’s mouth I’ll kick him instead.
Awsome, just awsome
still lmfao
Defense if more important then breathing.
89 comments--oops, make that 90
in the off-season, mid-week, in less than a day, with no actual news event to spur us on.
Just the simple joy of an innocent monkey knife fight. Or in this case, the opportunity to kick someone in the groin.
Most impressive. Sadly, I now have a much better understanding of who reads and posts on this site. You all disgust me. I love you.
I hate Joe Namath. That's how long I've been a Colts fan.
You might win if you play bloody knuckles.
Yeah, so I sold out, do something about it! Like read my site Colts Chatter.
Collinsworth and White
Without a doubt, to me, the most annoying turd-licking, cornrowed, pudgy little shit is Lendale White. I’d love to turn his stupid little face into a pile of mush with one good punch. And, Chris Collinsworth makes me want to puke every time I see him.
Hmmm
Can I just kick T.O. In the nuts “FIVE” times!!
by isaacmlopez on Jul 8, 2009 1:43 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
my five
Everyone hates the patriots. Everyone who can remember 1995 hates the refs AND Kordell Stewert. I would hate Belicheat too, but he gets some kind of sick satisfaction out of being hated. So I’d just give him an awkward hug and feed him to big fat Charlie Weiss. So, here are five other players or otherwise football type people I would like to kick in the jewels.
5. ESPN – Dammit, I don’t care about the dallas cowgirls. Nobody does. They haven’t won a playoff game since December of ‘96 (yeah, I looked that up). Talk about some of the other teams around the league. I’m tired of hearing about the cowgirls.
4. T.O. and Ochositnko. Of course we all know ocho cinco just means “eight, five” – not eighty-five. But to make it worse, Chad accidentally wrote it as one word when he requested his name change, so the NFL had the jerseys printed up that way. T. O. just goes with out saying.
3. Greg Lloyd – a decent guy as far as I know, but he was the only player Jim Harbaugh was actually afraid of.
2. Jack Del Rio – Probably repeating what others have said, but he’s a classless little turd of a man.
1. Peter King and any other media type who is super gay for Tom Brady. It was funny to watch King choke up last year right after Brady’s unfortunate injury, saying as if he were pleading for someone to change fate, “the NFL NEEDS Tom Brady!” Although I think he admitted that Manning is a better player, he’s still deeply and annoyingly in love with Brady.
Only 5?!
How can I name only 5!! 8 came into my head without even thinking…
1. John “I’m going to play baseball instead” Elway
2. Tom “How can I win if we don’t cheat” Brady
3. Rodney “They never call a flag on me” Harrison
4. Terrell “I never met a mirror I didn’t love” Owens
5. Mike VanderJERK (spelling says it all)
6. ANY Jags player or coach (crybabies)
7. Bill BelliCHEAT (again, spelling says it all)
8. Phillip Rivers (it’s about time he grew up)
I could go on & on….
I agree on Elway, with the added fact that he graduated from Stanford (and was victim of The Play)
but if you include Elway, you have to consider Archie and Eli Manning. I have to say I lost respect for those two in 2004 (I know… banish me for my lack of total devotion to the Manning family)… but regained a ton of love for Eli after a certain game in February 2008… heh heh.
How can you not love a team that does this?
the list is endless
if i have to chose five well then
1. Randy Moss- this is soley because when playing madden 07 or was it 06 not sure witch my buddy who likes to play with the raiders would kick my rear every time with him even thou i would use a far superior colts team.
2. Tom Brady Bunchen. I wonder if pretty boy will take his wifes name instead of her taking his. and he is not as good as the cheating system he is in. note the season just before he got moss welker and stallworth. thats how you judge his play. ulike peyton who makes players around him better brady relies on players around him to make him better.
3. Philip cry me a river what a big stinkin cry baby.
4. Don’t chastise me for this but Joeseph Addia. Ever hear him do an interview how did this guy make it into colledge. not to mention he is not a very good runner.
5. and lastly Rodney Harrison. Did they ever call pass interferance against this guy he got away with murder against the colts all the time.
Sorry fellow Colts fan, but I gotta' call you on it...
Ever hear him do an interview how did this guy make it into colledge.
You misspelled “college”. Just sayin’ spellcheck works miracles for those of us with crap spelling skills. You can get one with a Google toolbar. It’s saved my ass plenty of times…
by peytonsurdaddy on Jul 8, 2009 6:54 PM EDT up reply actions
Seriously...
I’m nine months pregnant. I’m hot, uncomfortable, cranky and seriously sleep deprived. I NEEDED a good laugh and this thread was the best. Thanks to everyone!!!
Here’s my list -
1 – Phillip Rivers – for all the reasons previously stated and then some…
2 – Tom Brady – I know it’s probably not his fault but the way the media falls all over themselves over this guy annoys the piss out of me…
3 – Matt Millen – I fell I should get away with this one because he’s a former player but I grew up in Michigan, I watch this guy run the Lions into the ground, and now he has the stones to pretend his commentary has any credibility at all? Worse, how could any network suggest hiring him with a straight face
4 – Jay Cutler – What exactly has this guy done to be annointed the second coming???
5 – Chad Johnson ( I refuse to call him Ochocinco, that’s just stupid) – I used to find him mildly annoying but harmless. Over the last two seasons he’s really spiraled out of control. I hate guys who feel it’s their job to put the “I” in TEAM.
See, now YOUR argument against Brady
is totally logical, lol, that’s something I can completely understand.
By the way, one of my sons is a July baby – late-term summer pregnancies should be outlawed! Good luck bringing a new football fan into the world. : )
Keep the faith!
My son is August 1st...
darn, it was hot that summer. Hang in there…you’ll never sleep again!
=-)
"I throw, you catch. It's NOT that hard!"
Peyton Manning, SNL, 2007
by peytonsthebest on Jul 8, 2009 6:59 PM EDT up reply actions
Matt Millen
I loved watching him on the Raiders “America’s Game” episode. He was a terrible GM, but I like the guy and he was a good player.
"The painting was a gift, Todd. I'm taking it with me."
Best wishes on the delivery
You want to get the delivery process out of the way before the preseason starts so you can jump up and down and holler at the TV without junior getting in the way. For years my oldest referred to the TV as the football box (aided by his parents) because it was the only thing the TV was used for.
I hate Joe Namath. That's how long I've been a Colts fan.
LOL
I cant believe it took me so long to come to your blog to see you have replicated my piece from BTSC. LOVE IT! Great to see as much interest in it as there was at BTSC
My 5 still stand…keep on keeping on StampedeBlue!!
Bleeding Black and Gold.....forever
How many comments did the Steeler version garner?
I’m surprised and impressed at the amount of bile here in the offseason. I assume Steeler Nation is considerably bigger, but am curious how many eye-pokes, knees-to-the-groin, face punches you folks are gonna deliver….
I hate Joe Namath. That's how long I've been a Colts fan.
200+
:O
Mind you a 1/3 of those comments are BabeParilli or whatever his name is, the Pats fan, trying to stir up shit with us
Bleeding Black and Gold.....forever
by Michael Hewitt on Jul 10, 2009 3:54 AM EDT up reply actions
5 Players to kick in the jewels
1. Slash Stewart and the Back line judge in the 1995 AFC Championship game for allowing slash to step out of bounds and come back in to catch a TD right before half time.
2. Quenton Coryatt for dropping a final Steeler drive 3rd down interception to his chest that would have put the Colts in the 1995 SuperBowl.
3. Willie McGinnest for the same reason everyone else said. Faking an injury instead of playing man up.
4. Joey Porter just because he can’t shut his pie hole
5. Phillip Rivers same reason
by SuperBowl_Champions on Jul 9, 2009 12:34 PM EDT reply actions
This has been great. Hilarious.
Just got back from a week of vacation, so I’m weighing in late. No one will probably see my list on this buried post, but here goes.
1) Jerramy Stevans – I should link that story as explanation, but nobody will read this. And I’m too lazy right now…
2) Hines Ward – Stupid grin.
3) Walt Coleman – Grrr!
4) Chris Collinsworth – This will be a punch to the face, which will be equal to kicking Brady. That’s called killing two birds with one stone. (Or in this case, killing two stones with one bird =p)
5) Mike Vandershank – our former liquored-up kicker
Dishonorable Mentions – Willie McGinnest, Belichick, Welker, Rodney Harrison, Rivers, Al Davis (though I suspect he feels nothing), Rob Parker (since we’re including media), Deion Sanders, Nick Harper and Quinn Pitcock.
Welcome back.
I read your post. Just to let you know.
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: Joseph Addai, otherwise one as The Great Irrationally Hated One, is the first and only running back to rush for 1,000 yards in a season without starting a game in that season.

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