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| Name: | John M |
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Packers Coach Sherman Has To Go I would not blame Favre if he retired today after the loss last night. His recievers quit on him and the Sherman has proved he can not coach. That was the worst showing of a team that just gave up in a long while, where was there pride?
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Tainted Steel Our mission is to raise money to put up a billboard in front of Heinz Field in which the truth will be on display for all to see. Its location will draw attention from the national media and embarass the NFL.
posted by mick at 01:08 PM on February 14
Emmitt Smith: "Vote in Michael Irvin now." Michael Irvin is among the 15 finalists who will be considered for election to the Pro Football Hall of Fame when the Hall's Board of Selectors meets in Detroit on Saturday. Irvin is the most controversial of the Cowboy triplets and Smith claims bias could be keeping him out. To that some claim Balderdash!
posted by justgary at 01:02 AM on February 04
guess it all over for this year but the cry'n
posted at 02:37 PM on February 04
Heavy NFL players twice as likely to die before 50 Experts say that our lust for bigger and better lineman is going to kill our favorite stars...
posted by mcstan13 at 01:40 PM on January 31
Hey if thats your job and you need it (the weight) to perform then let them be as they will be. But its there choice to stay that big after they are done playing at 30-36 years old. They should have enough sense to lose it then and get down to a respectable weight and if they don't then its there own fault at that time. You can't police everything, people have to be responsible for there own actions
posted at 06:52 PM on January 31
Sherman fired after losing season. So is this a round about way of getting rid of Farve, he has said if Sherman goes he goes. They just gave Sherman an extension last year.
posted by tdheiland at 02:16 PM on January 02
"Thompson needs to be the one to go" come on JH you said it all after that. Seattle has a great team and why? Because of Thompson he made the team for them thats what a GM does. Now lets hope he can do it in GB as well. Thompson stays, Sherman gone!
posted at 06:23 PM on January 02
Sherman fired after losing season. So is this a round about way of getting rid of Farve, he has said if Sherman goes he goes. They just gave Sherman an extension last year.
posted by tdheiland at 02:16 PM on January 02
Sherman needed to go, look what he did the last 5 years as GM and what he had to work with. His draft choices sucked and now it showed this year after we lost a few players we had no replacements that could step up. My guess Farve comes back one more year, maybe two and the Pack hires Mariucci who he will play for. The Pack drops running back Green, drafts a wide out first round because on one can tell if Walker can play up to his one year of greatness again and he trade for another wideout to give Farve something to throw to. The pack has the running backs we need but one more would not hurt.
posted at 02:59 PM on January 02
if they earn it let 'em celebrate Over the past few years guys like T.O. and Chad Johnson have been critisized for dances like these... but who's gonna stop them? not me! i think if they score they've earned a dance or two
posted by bronxbomber at 10:16 PM on December 30
What gets me is when these baby over pay'd players dance around when they make a simple tackle or catch a pass. Is that not their job? then on the next play the same LB or Lineman has his jock blown off by some running back. They should then stand in the middle of the field and point to themselfs and say its was my fault and let the fans cheer/boo them for that as well. Same with the wide outs when they let a pass tip of their fingers that they should have caught. If they want the good, then they should stand up and take the bad as well. The game is turning into to many I's and not many we's. When was the last time one of these over pay'd babys held and press meeting and said they played so bad that they where going to give back that weeks pay? Never will happen, But catch or run over a 1000 yards and then hold out for more money. The NFL is going down the Sh*ter and these babys are going with it.
posted at 09:28 AM on December 30
Brett Favre & Marshall Faulk want to retire, but I don't think either should. In the case of Favre, though, if the Packer board allows Mike 'half-assed' Sherman to return next year, then I'd do it. He has said he'd play for Steve Mariucci, and Mariucci was screwed royally in Detroit, where this article comes from.
posted by mrhockey at 02:49 PM on December 29
Farve is one of the greatest QB's to play the game and his numbers prove it. His yardage, touchdowns, starts puts him either number one or two all time in the NFL. It can be said that the packers problems are the players that where hurt but its really not the truth. Perhaps Walker could have had another year like the last but who knows if he would have or will ever have again now that he has been hurt and out for a whole year. Green played the first 5-6 games and didnt do a thing before hye was hurt. The reason the Packers are where they are is because of the Coach, Mike Sherman. He was fired as Gm last year after 5 seasons and the team shows it. Now he has to go as Coach as well. He may be a great week day coach, but on game day he is not. Farve can stay, Sherman, Walker and Green can go. Faulk Should play as long as he likes, How would you like being told you are washed up in your 30's
posted at 07:43 PM on December 29
Golfer Toms Stricken During Tournament Eleven-time PGA Tour winner David Toms, 38, was taken off the course during the 84 Lumber Classic in Pennsylvania, suffering from an apparent heart problem.
posted by rcade at 08:18 PM on September 16
sjtfireman calling my heart doctor an idiot was over the top. He is one of the top rated cardiology doctors in northen WI. Enough said about him. I agree that moving is better then sitting but if you do not walk 30 min. straight or more at a time it really does not do anything for you health wise. Even swinging a club is not much exercise if you look at the hits you make. If you play 9 holes and shoot a 4 over 40, in the 40 you have somewhere around 15-18 putts so that leaves you with around 22 club hits 15 are with an iron and 7 are with woods. of the 15 irons about 8 are wedges, so really you have about 14 hard hits between your woods and irons. In a 2 1/2 hour 9 hole round you hit a ball every 6-7 min. So even that has lag time between the shots, not like pumping iron or some other forms of exercise where you are doing it straight in reps or for a time.
posted at 03:18 PM on September 16
Golfer Toms Stricken During Tournament Eleven-time PGA Tour winner David Toms, 38, was taken off the course during the 84 Lumber Classic in Pennsylvania, suffering from an apparent heart problem.
posted by rcade at 08:18 PM on September 16
I ask my doctor once if golf was good exercise if you walked. He told me no, too much standing around and not moving so that just confirmed to me that you should ride a cart on the course and not walk.
posted at 08:56 AM on September 16
Its time to stop the cry'n and get over it guys. Better luck next year to your teams, I know mine could use some.