Wow, guess everyone's off at the store, stocking up on chips, dip, and beer for tomorrow. Not a lot of commenting on SpoFi today, despite some good posts. I think the players in that story are the keys to their success: not just because a great offensive line is a must for any successful team, but that no one of these players is a first-round draft pick juggernaut or born superstar. They are instead players who've earned their place, worked hard, and don't take success or their station in life for granted. The result is probably a continuation of that same "team first" mentality that successfully permeates all that they do. Brady may now be regarded as an all-world QB, but obviously that wasn't always the case. Randy Moss was a first round draft pick and might be the only player on that team who was tagged for "star" from the beginning, and yet he's properly subjugated to the team success, to his own benefit as well.

posted by Hal Incandenza at 10:26 PM - reply - flag: Flag: (Choose)FunnyNewsworthyOffensiveAbusive