the problem with stickem is if you clap your hands to break the huddle like orlando jones in the replacements your hands get stuck together and you cant open them to catch a ball!
the problem with stickem is if you clap your hands to break the huddle like orlando jones in the replacements your hands get stuck together and you cant open them to catch a ball!
the problem is who cares
where is the combine when you need it
Beast Mode gives zero fucks what Pete says in the Superbowl.
yeah it was reg season sometime
Jerry Rice @JerryRice 6h6 hours ago
I apologize ppl after doing my research about stickum! The NFL banned this in 1981. All players did it! #equalplayingfield
LOL
Throwing stones from glass houses.
Don't worry according to the NFL Belichick is still the greatest cheater of all time. The fact that the Patriots pride themselves on knowing the rules, but when they get caught they say they didn't know that it was illegal.
Hey remember when Josh McDaniels got caught spying in Denver? Shit was hilarious.
Enjoy your lifetime asterisk
It wasn't legal; that doesn't mean it wasn't standard. Many starters from Rice's early days were around when Stickum wasn't only standard, but legal. It was a slow turn-around in the player, base, and the "real" ban was "Don't make it so freaking obvious, you idiots. And yes, gloves nowadays are more effective.
Somewhere, someone who owns a tin mine is grateful you are alive.
https://twitter.com/search?f=realtim...0Rice&src=tyah
Jerry Rice getting ROASTED so hard right now. <3 <3
Tapin' Aikman is next. Trying to tarnish Tom Br4dy over taping defensive signals yet…
Glass houses coming down all over the NFL. What a sleazy hypocritical bitch!"Oh in a heartbeat, yeah. Yes I did," Johnson said, before confirming it was done via video.
"Oh yeah, I did it with video and so did a lot of other teams in the league," Johnson continued. "Just to make sure that you could study it and take your time, because you're going to play the other team the second time around. But a lot of coaches did it, this was commonplace."
Hopefully guys like Jimmy Johnson coming out and saying how commonplace the practice of taping opponent's signals was will mitigate the rest of the country's fascination with Bill Belichek and the Patriots.
Jimmy gave us more:
He then detailed how he learned: "I was saying one of Marty Schottenheimers scouts, Mark Hatley, who has passed away now, Mark told me that's how they did it, and Howard Mudd their offensive line coach with Kansas City, who now coaches for Tony Dungy, he was the best in the entire league at stealing signals."
And his methods: "My guy was up with my camera crew in the press box. So you'd just put an extra camera up with your camera crew in the press box who zoomed in on the signal callers. That's the best way to do it, but anyway you can't always do that because the press box camera crew might be on the same side as the opposing team. If they're on the same side as the opposing team that's when you need to do it from the sideline."
Edit: Nvm not worth it lol
Good choice, he's talking to himself most of the time anyway.
Nobody thinks it's amusing that Troy Aikman tried to attack Tom Brady over Crygate and said the punishment for a fake scandal should be worse than Bounty Gate? Sorry, but that's Grade A hypocrisy and Grade A stupidity.
It's cool if you don't care, but don't act like it's absurd to bring up.
These people are supposed to be knowledgable experts and don't know shit. The masses could rightfully attack Troy Aikman for all the things they gleefully attack Brady over, by his own head coaches zealous admission. Troy Aikman is a fucking idiot.
I sincerely doubt anyone here would think of Aikman as anything other then an idiot, but by all means keep going.