Funny thing is I think Jerry was trying to pull a Parcells with that comment (Parcells pulled this shit all the time, calling out injured players saying they should be on the field unless their dead), kind of backfired though since you can't really question f'ing Marion Barber on his toughness.Jerry Jones would still question his toughness.
Though he has never been injured badly so maybe hes a huge baby when hes actually injured.
panthers @ giants has been moved to sunday night, this should be exciting. two weeks in a row of giants on sunday night will be annoying though, im fucking tired of hearing about plax and pierce.
NFL should reward non-drama teams by putting them on the prime time games, as big a dallas fan as i am i want to kill myself when they are all i hear about.
What I find funny is that how popular the cowboys games are, people who despise the team still watch the game as close as a fan would, the cock love is pretty annoying tho. It's kinda like hearing about fucking brett farve at the begining of the season and the aaron rodgers cock sucking.
Very true. Preseason it was all about Brett, so much so I had to stop watching sports channels. Same now with Plax and Pierce constantly.
It is starting to get repetitive and now we have to listen about how "Burress would have caught that, you cant tell me losing him for the season doesn't affect them. They were clearly the best team in the league blah blah blah..."
at least they aren't monday night games. I can't imagine what that broadcast would be like with Kornheiser
I only watch the cowboys for the Lulz and the fail. Plus I live in Texas.
"You see Dunavan got sick before the superbowl, what kind of leader is that. If Dunavan would throw me the ball and let the offense run through me you see what happens. When Dunavan realizes this we might actually win some ball games. Dunavan, Dunava...DUNAVAN!!!!! Oh and Dunavan is a fag, I neva saw him wit a lady friend"
"The player" needs to learn how to talk.
Inc infraction.
Ninja edit!
That I did. lol
Joey Porter was talking on ESPN earlier about Plax's situation, and admitted that he owns a handgun for home defense, but scoffed at the notion of hiring private security.
Now one part of me is thinking "sure, whatever, exercise your constitutional rights, etc." and the other part of me is thinking "I wonder what the odds are that his gun is registered legally, and why didn't the reporter ask this (to me) obvious question?"
People are so quick to jump on "celebrity/athelete+gun=bad", but then again it seems like there are so many irresponsible and/or criminal gun owners in that category. Of course the only time you hear about it is when irresponsible or illegal things occur, but yeah.
I really dont like shitting up threads with political opinons, because well I hate politics, but Im fine with protecting urself and the fact he owns a handgun. Football players are just as much citizens as anyone and have teh same rights. Honestly, I think it's registered, porter is a smart guy Im sure it is.
I own 2 guns personaly and my handgun is registered and I always carry it with me when I go anywhere not in my city.
I was just looking for a site that had this story up, but it doesn't look like anyones picked it up outside of south florida.
I need to see the exact quotes, but my friend was telling me that Porter told the media not to judge unless they've found themselves in a situation where they needed to carry a gun to feel safe - as most NFL players do.
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bleh it was on espn this whole time
Marcellus Wiley: "If Sean Taylor had a gun, he'd still be alive today. Our safety is still a fear"
wasnt joey porter shot a few years ago? like in the ass or thigh or something...