It looks like Peyton is going to the Broncos, barring any unforeseen difficulties his new 5 yr. contract is worth 95 million.
(03-14-2012, 03:37 PM)Midwest Spy Wrote: [ -> ]I won't bore all of you with my entire bracket for the NCAA tourney, I'll just post my Final Four:
South Regional: Kentucky
West Regional: Missouri
East Regional: Ohio State
Midwest Regional: North Carolina
I have Missouri upsetting Kentucky and meeting North Carolina in the National Championship game.
Missouri wins 2012 Men's National Basketball Championship.
For the 19
th consecutive year, I will NOT be winning the company pool!
I really, truly suck at this!
(03-19-2012, 04:41 PM)Duchess Wrote: [ -> ]
It looks like Peyton is going to the Broncos, barring any unforeseen difficulties his new 5 yr. contract is worth 95 million.
Do you feel bad for Tebow?
Maybe a little, I'm kind of a shallow fan, I only pay attention to my own division.
I think this time of year is like a meat market, I belong to a little sports site and I raised the question about what kind of hit their egos take when they are traded or unwanted. It's gotta be difficult.
(03-19-2012, 05:07 PM)Duchess Wrote: [ -> ]
Maybe a little, I'm kind of a shallow fan, I only pay attention to my own division.
I think this time of year is like a meat market, I belong to a little sports site and I raised the question about what kind of hit their egos take when they are traded or unwanted. It's gotta be difficult.
My guess is, the Broncos will keep Tebow as insurance, telling him how great it will be to 'mature' under Manning's wing. But, if you're Tebow, and just had some success, it's gotta be tough to take that the organization went looking for help.
Tebow is outta there .......Miami?
Tebow won't make a stink, part of the reason his teammates and fans love him so much is the guy is just a class act. He'll come out when the time is right with a speech about how every opportunity is another open door etc, and he'll either get traded to a team in need or he'll agree to back up Peyton. Getting Manning was the right move, everyone knows that, but five years is overly optimistic and Tebow should know that. He can look at this as a slap in the face or as a pressure valve to allow him to do what he needs to to hone his skills. There were flashes in the Pittsburgh game, but he'll never make it with all that pressure the Tebowmania laid on him.
(03-13-2012, 05:32 AM)Duchess Wrote: [ -> ]
User, the 49'ers signed Randy Moss. Hahahahaha! *gasps* Hahahahaha! Hahahaha!
He's talented, a wonderful, productive player, a threat, but the guy is a drama hag and wouldn't know humble if it ripped his face off.
Wut? I was focusing on the Peyton Manning thing and I totally missed that.
Randy Moss, Randy Moss...must google. Of course I've heard of him but I can't recall any details.
(03-19-2012, 09:41 PM)Donovan Wrote: [ -> ]Tebow won't make a stink, part of the reason his teammates and fans love him so much is the guy is just a class act.
And because he has Jesus on his side.
(03-19-2012, 11:19 PM)username Wrote: [ -> ]Randy Moss, Randy Moss...must google. Of course I've heard of him but I can't recall any details.
If he still has "it" you can consider yourself lucky to have him. He's a six time pro bowler. Randy was Tom Brady's go to guy, capable of making huge plays, he's very exciting to watch in action.
I hold your coach in high regard so I have to believe he knows what he's doing. MS will be along shortly to argue with me over Randy's old age. He's a whopping 35 yrs. old and in the NFL age is calculated in dog years.
As an aside, I'm reading a lot of rumors this morning that Alex Smith is heading to Miami.
(03-20-2012, 05:26 AM)Duchess Wrote: [ -> ] (03-19-2012, 11:19 PM)username Wrote: [ -> ]Randy Moss, Randy Moss...must google. Of course I've heard of him but I can't recall any details.
If he still has "it" you can consider yourself lucky to have him. He's a six time pro bowler. Randy was Tom Brady's go to guy, capable of making huge plays, he's very exciting to watch in action.
I hold your coach in high regard so I have to believe he knows what he's doing. MS will be along shortly to argue with me over Randy's old age. He's a whopping 35 yrs. old and in the NFL age is calculated in dog years.
As an aside, I'm reading a lot of rumors this morning that Alex Smith is heading to Miami.
Hey, I'm not going to give you too much grief over the 'Superfreak'. Remember, he got his start wearing purple. Early on in his career, he was the best. He even had a couple good years with the Patriots.
I was talking with my brother-in-law over the weekend about how much he could possibly have left in the tank. He's always kept himself in great shape, so we'll see. The 49ers travel to Minny this year, so it'll be fun to see him back.
T O said that Randy signing gave him hope. 
I hadn't heard about Alex Smith to Miami?
Who would be the QB for the Niners then?
I'm with you on T.O. He's got to be closer to 40, and he's had more significant injuries in his career. He can dream though. It's a free country...
Problem with TO is not so much physical as psychological. He's locker room poison and the minute he gets a disappointment he ruyns his teammates, coaches and QB under the bus. Nobody wants to work with that guy. He couldn't get along in Philly,Dallas, SanFran, Buffalo, Cincy...he's just a bad seed and everyone in the league knows it.
Hines Ward retires a Steelers.
Weather very cloudy and cold today, just another day in paradise.
(04-05-2012, 02:11 PM)ESAD Wrote: [ -> ]Weather very cloudy and cold today, just another day in paradise.
Wrong thread, babe, you're in the sports forum.
...thread, I mean. 
Jesus Christ! No more wine with lunch, gawddamnit.
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