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Wrigley

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Ben Roethlisberger revealed that he sometimes gets distracted at FedEx Field in Washington because the Redskins let their cheerleaders stretch out in the opponent's tunnel before games.

"The couple of preseason games I've played down there, we've seen it," Big Ben said. "It can be (distracting), let's be truthful. I've heard a rumor that they're not allowed to do it anymore." The practice actually was discouraged last year in a memo from the NFL office that's now referred to as the "Redskins Rule." You'd think they could come up with a catchier nickname
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Wrigley said:
Per Rotoworld

Ben Roethlisberger revealed that he sometimes gets distracted at FedEx Field in Washington because the Redskins let their cheerleaders stretch out in the opponent's tunnel before games.

"The couple of preseason games I've played down there, we've seen it," Big Ben said. "It can be (distracting), let's be truthful. I've heard a rumor that they're not allowed to do it anymore." The practice actually was discouraged last year in a memo from the NFL office that's now referred to as the "Redskins Rule." You'd think they could come up with a catchier nickname
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You would figure with all the money he has some chic would lay him :lmao:
 
It could be the Doug Christie Rule...the NFL in this case playing the role of Christie's wife...

Of course, he was a basketball player, so it's not a perfect analogy...

 
Mr. Peterson said:
GoldenBear said:
It could be the Doug Christie Rule...the NFL in this case playing the role of Christie's wife...Of course, he was a basketball player, so it's not a perfect analogy...
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I don't get this one...
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I wish you hadn't ask; looked this up in Wikipedia.
In 2002, The New York Times published a feature story in which Doug and his wife Jackie talked about ways the two keep Doug from succumbing to the extramarital temptations that come with the pro athlete lifestyle. These measures include:- With few exceptions, Doug does not look at other women, avoiding dialogue or eye contact. Jackie explains, "Doug is allowed to look at females. I would prefer he didn't."- Jackie often follows behind the team's bus on road trips, talking to Doug on his cellphone until they reach their destination.- After his wife expressed uneasiness about female Toronto Raptors staff members having access to the players' locker room, Doug dressed in a separate locker room.- Jackie insists on accompanying her husband when he is being interviewed by certain female reporters.- The couple re-marry every year on their wedding anniversary, complete with guests and festivities.In reaction to the story, ESPN columnist Bill Simmons wrote, "If you were granted a TV wish, wouldn't it be for an "Osbournes"-style reality-TV show called "The Christies"?" Simmons got his wish in 2006, when Black Entertainment Television's (BET) launched the reality show The Christies Committed, featuring the struggle to balance family and celebrity life.
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I want my 2 minutes back.
 
Wrigley said:
Per Rotoworld

Ben Roethlisberger revealed that he sometimes gets distracted at FedEx Field in Washington because the Redskins let their cheerleaders stretch out in the opponent's tunnel before games.

"The couple of preseason games I've played down there, we've seen it," Big Ben said. "It can be (distracting), let's be truthful. I've heard a rumor that they're not allowed to do it anymore." The practice actually was discouraged last year in a memo from the NFL office that's now referred to as the "Redskins Rule." You'd think they could come up with a catchier nickname
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I don't know about a nickname, but for a headline, how about "NFL prohibits stretching cheerleader tunnels".
 
Work hard, play hard!

Get up for the game!

Go oooo Team!

Good thing Vegas doesn't have a team. Who knows what they would put in the tunnel.

I wonder if some fans catch on and what they could put in the stands next to opposing team benches.

 
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BobbyLayne said:
Mr. Peterson said:
GoldenBear said:
It could be the Doug Christie Rule...the NFL in this case playing the role of Christie's wife...Of course, he was a basketball player, so it's not a perfect analogy...
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I don't get this one...
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I wish you hadn't ask; looked this up in Wikipedia.
In 2002, The New York Times published a feature story in which Doug and his wife Jackie talked about ways the two keep Doug from succumbing to the extramarital temptations that come with the pro athlete lifestyle. These measures include:- With few exceptions, Doug does not look at other women, avoiding dialogue or eye contact. Jackie explains, "Doug is allowed to look at females. I would prefer he didn't."- Jackie often follows behind the team's bus on road trips, talking to Doug on his cellphone until they reach their destination.- After his wife expressed uneasiness about female Toronto Raptors staff members having access to the players' locker room, Doug dressed in a separate locker room.- Jackie insists on accompanying her husband when he is being interviewed by certain female reporters.- The couple re-marry every year on their wedding anniversary, complete with guests and festivities.In reaction to the story, ESPN columnist Bill Simmons wrote, "If you were granted a TV wish, wouldn't it be for an "Osbournes"-style reality-TV show called "The Christies"?" Simmons got his wish in 2006, when Black Entertainment Television's (BET) launched the reality show The Christies Committed, featuring the struggle to balance family and celebrity life.
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I want my 2 minutes back.
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WOW!!!What a pathetic loser.
 
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