Saturday, 15 August 2009
Thursday, 13 August 2009
Vick an EAGLE?!?
Posted on 17:55 by Unknown
Michael Vick is, as of about 30 minutes ago, an Eagle (at least for the next two years.)
Response 1: WHA.....?
Response 2: Well, Kolb did get hurt in training camp.
Response 3: Clever plot to get a new Westy-style running back.
What say you, Eagles fans? I'm in shock personally.

Response 1: WHA.....?
Response 2: Well, Kolb did get hurt in training camp.
Response 3: Clever plot to get a new Westy-style running back.
What say you, Eagles fans? I'm in shock personally.
Friday, 31 July 2009
Should Michael Vick play?
Posted on 07:48 by Unknown

OK, every single sports writer and blogger in the universe is writing about this, so here's my two cents:
The man committed a crime and seems like a fairly unpleasant individual. However, he was also tried, convicted, served his sentence, and has been released. Football is how he makes his living. And the crime doesn't have anything to do with his profession (e.g., you wouldn't want an accountant who'd been convicted of embezzlement working in his profession again). And the NFL lets far less savory characters play. Let him play.
That said, I'm sure glad there's no way the Eagles would want him, and I pity the team that takes him on, because they are going to take so much shit from so many people (including, likely, the fan base) that, frankly, it's probably not worth it. Unless they're the Raiders. In which case he'll fit right in.
Thursday, 30 July 2009
Wednesday, 29 July 2009
Monday, 27 July 2009
Dear Jeremy Maclin
Posted on 15:05 by Unknown
Could you please hurry up and SIGN already? We're having conniptions over here. Also, you're not helping yourself in the least, even if it is over mo' money.
Thanks!

Thanks!
Wednesday, 22 July 2009
Old Quarterbacks Home
Posted on 16:31 by Unknown
WaPo sports columnist Sally Jenkins wrote a piece today about how retirement's not actually that good for you and about how sports stars shouldn't retire before their time. She cites Lance Armstrong, golfer Tom Watson, and one of my favorite Targets of Ire, Brett Favre as her examples.
So here's the thing: there's a HUGE difference between being a 50 year old golfer and being a 50 year old quarterback. And you would think a sports writer would realize that.
Shoegal, who pointed out the article to me, had this to say as well: "What is it with this guy [Vicodin Boy] that inspires such blind loyalty? I think athletes should retire when we are b-o-r-e-d with them."
Amen to that, sister.

So here's the thing: there's a HUGE difference between being a 50 year old golfer and being a 50 year old quarterback. And you would think a sports writer would realize that.
Shoegal, who pointed out the article to me, had this to say as well: "What is it with this guy [Vicodin Boy] that inspires such blind loyalty? I think athletes should retire when we are b-o-r-e-d with them."
Amen to that, sister.
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