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I love this guy. Even if he does mock sabans comments he still produces gems like this....




7. Here's how Jacksonville's quarterback situation inevitably will play out, though. David Garrard will replace Leftwich for the rest of the year and, thanks to their easy remaining schedule, the Jaguars will slip into the playoffs. Meanwhile, Buffalo will be completely awestruck by Garrard's play over the final five weeks -- even though it will be rather pedestrian and against poor competition -- and will trade for Garrard in the offseason and sign him to a huge, long-term contract. Then, three or four years later, the Bills will release Garrard after discovering he's not very good. Garrard then will move into Rob Johnson's mansion, where the pair will laugh and laugh together about the Bills' stupidity -- in between taking swims in their giant pool full of money --
until their dying days.


8. In other injury news, Raiders defensive lineman Warren Sapp is out for the year with a right shoulder injury. Fortunately for Oakland, that's his eating arm, so he actually might show up at training camp next year a bit shy of morbidly obese.

Or some good quotes


"After a terrible game like that, I always find it helpful to just try to forget about football for a bit. And the best way I know how to relax is to dress up like a sailor and hug a goat."
-- Tom Brady, after his four-interception performance in a 26-16 loss at Kansas City


"Sure, it's tough to keep losing, and it's especially tough to drop a home game to a team you think you should beat. But on the bright side, it looks as though I'll be taking over a pretty solid squad next year in Kansas City."
-- Herm Edwards, after the Jets' 21-19 loss to the Saints

or a few quick hits...



5. Seattle: It rains so much in Seattle because the Seahawks' uniforms make God cry.

6. Cincinnati: Former Cincinnati first-round draft picks David Klingler and Akili Smith recently were hired by the team to serve as official food tasters for Carson Palmer.





He also writes a weekly column at Sportspickle.com It comes out ever wednesday. Heres to a few laughs.
 
15. Tampa Bay: The Buccaneers were forced to change their logo in 1996 when their original mascot -- Bucco Bruce -- left the team and moved with his partner to Key West.

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What a punchy writer. Loved it.

5. On the opposite side of the broadcasting coin yesterday, the gentleman providing the color commentary for the Eagles-Packers game on Fox said the following: "If you were to remove the interceptions he's thrown this year … I think Brett [Favre] has played pretty well." Uh … well, yeah. And if you were to remove all of the wins they've had this year, the Colts would be having a terrible season.

Small things like that make it sound hillarious.
 
If you go to his website he has a funny prediction, and diss on Turner.

Miami at Oakland (-7)
Hey, at least Nick Saban has some sort of grand plan in his head when he’s making stupid decisions during games that have nothing to do with the score or how much time is left on the clock. Norv Turner’s been doing it for all these years without an ulterior motive.
My pick: Oakland
 
1. Indianapolis: NFL scouts describe every white college wide receiver available for the April draft as a "Brandon Stokley type," regardless of each prospect's specific skill set.

now that is comedy
 
4. San Diego: The official name of the powder blue color in the retro uniforms the Chargers often wear is: Even Wussier Than Tar Heel Blue Blue.

8. Atlanta: As a favor, Warrick Dunn has built homes for each of Michael Vick's girlfriends.

11. New York Giants: Head coach Tom Coughlin fined his first child $10,000 for being born one day past its due date.

:rofl3: :rofl3: :rofl3: :rofl3: :rofl3: :rofl3:

Now that's some funny ****.
 
I like that guy.... :lol:



14. Jacksonville: There are approximately 650 muscles in the human body, and Jaguars running back Fred Taylor has pulled or torn each of them at least twice during his NFL career.
 
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