Allow me, today, to be incredibly pessimistic on the state of Robert Griffin III’s knee today, as he undergoes reparative/exploratory surgery.
This sucks big time.
Allow me, today, to be incredibly pessimistic on the state of Robert Griffin III’s knee today, as he undergoes reparative/exploratory surgery.
This sucks big time.
I’m very tired this morning. Why? Because I stayed up to very close to midnight last night to watch what passes for a professional football game these days. A game that was decided on the last play when the replacement referees blew a call that would have been obvious to my four year old.
You ever have one of those moments where you think of the perfect retort to an idiotic comment days later? I’m having one of those now. And the inanity of the original comment to me is so beyond absurd, that it’s leaving me irritated and fuming even now.
It all started before the 2009 season. Albert Haynesworth was introduced as the latest in a long line of high-profile free agent acquisitions by the Snyder/Cerrato team, with a contract worth up to $100 million dollars. Shortly after that, it was revealed that Haynesworth was charged with two misdemeanors for something or other in Tennessee.
Dear citizens of Chicago, Illinois:
Fire Cutler now!
You will never win with him, as evidenced by yesterday’s 17-14 loss to the Washington Redskins. His arrogance stands between your team and any real success.
Oh, Mike Shanahan, looketh what thou hast wrought.
The first time I ever saw a coach “ice” an opposing kicker, the Denver Broncos were doing it to the Raiders’ Sebastian Janikowski. A split second before the snap on a potentially-game winning field goal, Broncos coach Shanahan called a time out. Janikowski’s first kick went through. The kick that counted bounced off the upright.