Fuck that. Let TPeezy go to Oakland and throw scuds to DHB and Louis Murphy. Coochies shall get wet.
Culpepper is terribad tho, fa sho.
the main thing he had going for him was randy moss, jump ballllllllll
wow its really weird to say randy moss as a positive thing, has anyone seen my bifocals
Gotta love the Pillsbury throw boy.
The TO Show claims it's first victim.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_yl..._from_torn_acl
Free agent wide receiver Terrell Owens(notes) has some significant rehabilitation ahead of him before he will be able to play a 16th season.
Owens has had surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament in one of his knees, according to ESPN’s Chris Mortensen. The 37-year-old Owens and his agent Drew Rosenhaus did not comment for the report, but the surgery was performed last month by Dr. James Andrews.
With even a fast-tracked recovery of six months, the injury could prevent Owens from playing this season. One source told Mortensen that Owens was injured taping a television show for VH1. Another said he was injured in a personal workout. Whatever the case, he’s not going to be ready for the start of the season, not by a longshot.
Owens was productive for the Cincinnati Bengals last season, catching 72 passes for 983 yards and nine touchdowns. He was on a one-year contract with the Bengals.
Damn you Archi, I was coming in here to post about that. lol
I wouldn't be surprised if this was it for him.
I know this is the NFL thread, but Wisconsin just apparently poached NC State's QB Russell Wilson - any of you cakalacky bitches know why he left (other than because the Carolinas suck cock and Wisconsin is awesome?)
http://www.uwbadgers.com/sports/m-fo...062711aaa.html
Which sounds retarded on the surface because it's suppose to be a "reality" show just following him around in his everyday life adventures. Theoretically, he would have gotten injured anyway unless it was directly cause by a member of the filming staff. But archi you know better than anyone that the network that airs these "reality" shows have some major intervention to create drama/excitement/activity. Don't the networks set up a lot of the events and functions that the person goes to? Or are they contractually obligated to go to "X" amount of events per week?
Moot point. He's playing pro baseball.
Edit: He said he left b/c he signed a contract with the Rockies and was playing on their minor league team. He then decided to leave that and go back to college football. Basically, I think his thought process is that he stands a greater chance at big money in football than he does in baseball after testing the waters out.
Also, he wasn't guaranteed the starting position next year.
Darnell Dockett tweeting during a traffic stop:
http://twitter.com/#!/Ddockett