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That was my thought also he must have said atleast four names just for age three and then about 4 more. I know he has a lot of kids but I thought they were more spread out he must have had 4 women pregnant at the same time. As for the show I actually like this season more then the other ones but I hate dallas and really have little respect for the Cincy criminals who get worse humans every year. Ryan is a very funny guy and they seem to show him a lot more then any player this year but when Phiilps and Lewis were the coaches from the other hard knocks I can understand why they showed the players more. I also think Sanchez might be the least funny man in America and he seems a little whinny to me.
I don't think Santonio is a bad guy, and in fact, I thought the Steelers' trading of him was less a reflection on him, but more of a warning shot across Roth's bow. He also lucked out in that he went from one contender to another. Most of the time, guys traded in his situation end up on the bottom 1/3 of the teams in the league. My guess is he wins the Braylon vs. Santonio battle for a contract in 2011 and will be with the team for a while.
Exactly. Watched this with my wife tonight and asked her the following, which is more disturbing:a) The same question you asked. ORb) That he answered "What are the names of your kids?" in a similar way to how you might respond if I asked you "name the last 15 Heisman trophy winners" (hold on, if i think this through, slowly and deliberately, I think I can name them all.....)
Tannenbaum was an acountant who Parcells groomed to work the cap. I think he's a work in progress football wise. With Mangini, they had a relationship and similar personalities. I think Mangini was great at the time and Mangini / Tanny and their staff did a great job assembling a lot of the talent here now - almost every move minus GHOLSTON was pretty good... Then the organization got a little tired of Mangini's laid back / anti-social, media-unfriendly style, which I think Mangini has room to grow with as well. Then Rex was the perfect antidote to take over decent talent that needed a shot in the ####### ######### ###.
No it wasn't. Holmes had been arrested for marijuana possession before and was already facing a legal imbroglio over supposedly throwing a glass at some woman in an Orlando nightclub. The charges he was facing were a bit sketchy though, and I believe he would have survived it, and then he decided to tweet something about "wake and bake" to his followers. An impossibly stupid move. He was shipped out a few days later.I don't think he's a "bad guy" either, but he's clearly a knucklehead and the Steelers don't take kindly to players who promote drug use through social media. They had finally had it with him in terms of his image and that's why they moved him. If Roethlisberger had been arrested for his conduct in GA (or if something like this ever happens again), he'll be out the door too, despite having by far the most leeway on the team. They didn't need to move Santonio to send a message to Ben. Only thing I still can't figure out is how they could only get a 5th round pick for him.
Very radical procedure. Quadruplets by 4 different women.
My jaw dropped hearing him name all his kids. I think it was 8 total (only 2 of which he called his daugters) and there were at least 3 3-y-os. That was funny.I watched both episodes last night and loved it, and am not a Jets fan. I think it's great sports documentary making and I thought they did a pretty good job of balancing the fringe guys with the main guys.
I liked Mangini.... I'm not going to grab the stats but, he won some games, had an injury plagued season, was hurt, like many with a Favre collapse/injury... But, other than Gholston he's a good drafter IMO.....
+1, hilarious.
I thought the same thing, I couldn't see which player was doing it, but HBO panned the camera away pretty quick when someone was, uh, imitating a certain manly past time. Classic.Plus being an FSU fan, it pains me to know we let guys like Cromartie through the school's doors. Travis Henry #2.
that one had me
It doesn't matter what team they have. It's always interesting. I thought when they chose the Bengals last year they couldn't have chosen a worse team and that season may have been the best one.
They kind of got unlucky in that the 2 rookies they were focusing on got cut almost instantly. They were doing sitdowns with Basped even before camp started I think.
There hasn't been a season that hasn't been great. This may be the best one though.
