most overused word in football today (1 Viewer)

[greenheads]

is every physical potentially dominant player a beast?

C'mon Man

give it a rest

 

[jurb26]

If your starting in the NFL. You are a beast. I say it's underused.

 

[cr8f]

"perfect"

perfect pass that's behind Finley

Perfect kick that just clears the upright.

 

[cr8f]

is every physical potentially dominant player a beast?C'mon Mangive it a rest

No but I agree with Revis Andre Johnson is a beast.

 

[Polecat]

Mimicking 7th graders...everything that I thought was cool when I was growing up, kids now call "beast". Example:

That sack was "beast". It loses a bit if you aren't 12 years old, but I hear it every day.

 

[pghrob]

How about:

* Fiend

* Brute

* Ogre

 

[Air Stich]

My league uses the term donkey all the time.

 

[Chimp Magnet]

Stud.

 

[BoerumHill]

Easy

Getting so sick of it.

That was too easy!

Way too easy!

So easy!

 

[pghrob]

Finley is a Fiend.

 

[Go deep]

MAybe not overused, but i hate "eyeball test". He passes the eyeball test? How about he looks good, or he looks like a beast?

 

[pghrob]

I agree....the over use of "He passes the eyeball test" does not pass the straight face test.

 

[basher]

Stud.

this

 

[ang12]

They should just remove "beast" from the dictionary and replace it with "Finley".

 

[Go deep]

They should just remove "beast" from the dictionary and replace it with "Finley".

Lets wait until he catches a TD pass first.

 

[Wyld Stallyns]

They should just remove "beast" from the dictionary and replace it with "Finley".

Lets wait until he catches a TD pass first.

Just happened!!! (penalty on the play though, so it didn't count...)

 

[gibfunk]

I've grown tired of the word "sick".

That was a sick catch.

ADP is so sick.

I know you don't hear it much on broadcasts, but people I know have worn it out.

 

[SeaDogStat]

I've grown tired of the word "sick". That was a sick catch.ADP is so sick.I know you don't hear it much on broadcasts, but people I know have worn it out.

 

[Maurile Tremblay]

Is "beast" an east coast thing? I see it on message boards, but I never hear anyone say it in real life.

 

[brtdud7]

'beast" always pisses me off. its not only used in football either

I'M A BEAST. YOU'RE A BEAST. SHE'S A BEAST. CAUSE WE'RE ALL BEASTS! HEY!

 

[gibfunk]

Is "beast" an east coast thing? I see it on message boards, but I never hear anyone say it in real life.

Thats a good question, I thought its was more of a West Coast slang word. I guess I was wrong. I hear it a lot where I live (FL), but we are in football country hear. We constantly see high ranking high school players referred to as beasts, along with college players (I heard, "Tebow is a beast" at least a million times).

 

[captbly]

Lynch.

 

[Ignoratio Elenchi]

Beast (n.) is played out.

Beast (v.) is still money.

 

[gibfunk]

Beast (n.) is played out.

Beast (v.) is still money.

 

[Stompin' Tom Connors]

Appropos of what Hester just pulled off tonight, here is a group of words I am tired of hearing:

"I don't know why they kick the ball to this guy."

Maybe because he's the only guy back there to return the punt?

 

[Concept Coop]

I don't know if I envy you, or pity you.

It would be nice not having anything else to annoy me. Then again, if a simple word pissed me off, I am sure a lot more would too.

Don't take it out on your dog.

 

[HellToupee]

"dialed" it up

 

[Go deep]

They should just remove "beast" from the dictionary and replace it with "Finley".

Lets wait until he catches a TD pass first.

Just happened!!! (penalty on the play though, so it didn't count...)

I hurried up and typed that why the Pack were in the redzone in hopes of a reverse jinx, it almost worked.

 

[Hellfire Snail]

National Football League. This is one of the premier defenses in the National Football League. His quickness makes him one of the best safeties in the National Football League. The National Football League has many fine football players who have always dreamed of playing football in the National Football League.

 

[morris4903]

bell cow. hate that term.

 

[AngryGorilla]

pfft, irrelevant. We're fantasy nerds....these "beasts" make our sundays, or weeks for that matter.....cancel thread.

 

[RenegadeGM]

The one-word response to a post that seems to be popping up all the time now:

This.

 

[Kool-Aid Larry]

I thought it was gonna be 'foot'.

 

[Iwannabeacowboybaby!]

Great

 

[Brady Gaga]

At the end of the day.

Not a single word but that expression is getting absolutely killed.

 

[AngryPatriot]

I over use "giant" and I'm tired of Tirico saying, right before Gould shanks one, "one of the most accurate kickers in NFL history."

Apparently he's not superstitious.

 

[Ralley Monkeys]

Stud.

Winner.

 

[Dr. Gobbler]

No way man, beast is right where it should be in terms of usage.

I like to change it up:

He's beastin it up!

He's beastin off all over the defenses face!

He's a beastie!

He should be called Jahvid Beast!

What you gonna do when BEAST-A-MANIA runs wild on you, brother?!?!?

 

[heidbrink]

Dude! Beast?

Actually a lot of these guys are pretty well described by the term. And it rolls off the tongue better than "Physically imposing".

 

[Hipple Long Ware & Peete]

sleeper

 

[aimlessgun]

National Football League. This is one of the premier defenses in the National Football League. His quickness makes him one of the best safeties in the National Football League. The National Football League has many fine football players who have always dreamed of playing football in the National Football League.

National Football League is definitely getting to me. Just say NFL broadcasters. Do it for the children.