The
Chargers have made it official that defensive end Shawn Merriman will
play this season despite a decapitation he suffered in a preseason game
last week. In the 2nd quarter against the 49ers, Merriman was beheaded
on a hard chop block by on of the San Francisco runningbacks. The head
rolled around the field, as players from both sides confused it for a
fumble and tried to step on it or jump on top of it. Charger trainers
came on the field to attempt to re-attach it, but only after waiting
for his torso to stop spraying blood all over the place. Horrified
viewers at home watched as they attempted to put it back on with a
stapler, scotch tape, and even some gum one of them was chewing. They
took him and the head off on a stretcher and onto a helicopter, which
took them to a local elementary school, where he was to receive Elmer's
glue surgery to put it back on.
It was believed the injury could
put him out of action for a few weeks, and possibly even require him to
miss the season. But, the Chargers have informed the press that
Merriman has agreed to play in this upcoming season, and will start in
week one. They made the announcement at a press conference, with the
headless body of Merriman in attendance.
"We asked him, hey, you
still want to play this season right? If you don't feel up to it, just
give us the word...But, he didn't say anything, because he's a trooper.
This kid has got some real guts, and we look forward to having him on
the field with us. He's so ready to play, he's wearing his uniform
right now. In fact, I think it may be the same blood-covered uniform he
wore in that preseason game. This kid is ready for more action."
It's
unknown how well Merriman can perform without a head, but it's believed
one of the defensive tackles will help hold him up during plays. Team
management say that they don't want to lost a pro-bowler from their
defense, and he's free to stop at any point, if he just tells them.
They say this plan could work out great, they want to remind everyone
of the success of Weekend At Bernie's and Weekend At Bernie's 2, both of which featured similar events.
The 2008 NFL Draft is now in the books and we here at TSC take a
look at all the hits and misses from the event. Everyone seems intent
on assigning letter grades to everything, but we are just going to
assign letters. Maybe it's because we like thinking out of the box,
maybe it's because we remember the horrid grades we got in school. In
either case, here are the breakdowns of the second half of the teams in
the draft.
Miami Dolphins: According
to this picture, their new quarterback will apparently be wearing
formal clothes under his uniform. I don't know if that will help or
not, but they will look a lot more dignified as they lose every week. F for Fancy
Minnesota Vikings:
They got the dumbest quarterback since Terry Bradshaw in USC's John
David Booty. But that didn't stop him from winning 4 Super Bowls,
having a long broadcasting career, and making tons of assinine 10-10
phone number commercials. Maybe it won't be so bad. D for Dum Dums
New England Patriots: They
got a great linebacker in the first round to help phase out one of
their aging stars, which should help a lot. They also got a QB in the
third round, which should finally help them stabilize themselves at
that position. If they only had a franchise passer, they could have won
3 or 4 Super Bowls by now. W for We All Hate You Patriots
New Orleans Saints: They
drafted a big DT in Sedrick Ellis who can really play some defense. The
Saints are hoping he can show the rest of their defensive players just
how it's actually done. H for Hey, That's How You Tackle A Guy
New York Giants:
They got a steal in Michigan receiver Mario Manningham during the third
round. If only his team didn't play against college defensive
powerhouse Appalachian State, he might have had some better numbers.
Luckily there are no Appalachian-quality athletes in the NFL to stop
him now. Y for You Lose To Appalachian State, You Shouldn't Be Allowed To Play Football Anymore
New York Jets: Well,
at least they won't have the same team as last year. That's all you can
really say to yourself every year as a Jets fan. You can also spell the
word Jets to yourself and then say the word three times like you are in
a retarded middle-aged spelling bee. T for The Most Stupid Cheer In History
Oakland Raiders: Darren Mcfadden was the loser of the Who Goes To Oakland Lottery. Sorry buddy, I know it's tough. P for Poor Darren
Philadelphia Eagles:
They traded their first round pick again for the second year in a row,
but they managed to get some nice players anyway. There were some
players they liked, but Andy Reid just likes screwing up Mel Kiper's
Big Board. T for Take That You Permed ####
Pittsburgh Steelers: The
Steelers picked up Limas Sweed in the second round. If he's anything
like the real Swedish, he's going to be awesome. And he's going to make
some awesome chocolate. S for Swedish Chocolate
St. Louis Rams: They
picked up Howie Long's kid to try and keep that defense as fierce as it
has been over the past several years. Only time will tell if it is as
fierce as the witty zingers his father slings at the crew of FOX NFL
Sunday. They can only hope. R for Really? You Aren't Tired Of Madden Impersonations Yet?
San Francisco 49ers:
None of their picks answered their phones when they saw "San Francisco
49ers" on the caller ID. They managed to trick Kentwan Balmer into
picking up when they used a stranger's cellphone, but he hung up as
soon as he realized the ruse. C for ####, None Of Our Picks Seem To Be Home
S for Seattle Seahawks: Well, in that division they could pick a pots and pans set in the first round and still be very competitive for many years. H for Haha, We Get To Play In The NFC West
Tampa Bay Buccaneers:
They got another player named Dexter Jackson, who was their Super Bowl
MVP when they won it a couple of years back. Hopefullyhe can bring them
back to the good old days when they wore a blinding orange and were
represented by a mustached man with a knife in his mouth. P for Pimp-Like Helmet Pirate
Tennessee Titans: Well,
they needed a receiver for Vince Young and they got...a runningback?
Another year of running for your life and hoping someone accidentally
gets open Vince. Good luck. B for Boobs
Washington Redskins: They made it through a draft without trading a bunch of picks for over-priced old free agents. Well done Redskins, well done. M for Maybe Learning From Past Mistakes
Police
were called to the New York apartment of Gisele Bundchen after
neighbors complained about loud screaming and noises coming from it.
They arrived to find Patriots quarterback Tom Brady sitting on the
couch crying, with a walking cast on his right foot. Gisele was in the
other room watching basketball and drinking a beer in a white tanktop.
Tom Brady took a minute to wipe the makeup off his face that had began
to run, and asked the cops what the problem was.
"We have reports
of a domestic disturbance coming from these premises," said one of the
officers. "Do you know anything about that?"
"No officer," answered Brady. "I don't know where they would have gotten the idea we were fighting or anything."
"Honey! Shut your friends up! I'm trying to watch the game!" yelled Bundchen from the other room.
It was then the cops noticed the cast on Brady's foot. "Where did you get that injury, son?"
"Oh, I'm so clumsy. I fell down the stairs a little bit earlier today" replied Brady.
"What stairs? This is a one story apartment," asked the other officer looking around the place.
"Oh, yes, well we had them taken out after I fell down them," Brady shot back quickly.
"You did that today? Where would the stairs even have led to?"
"Thanks
for coming over officers, but this really isn't necessary, we're very
much in love." The police then took note of Brady's black eye and
pointed to it. "Oh that thing? Well Gisele was only trying to explain
to me, very calmly, that I should have done her laundry yesterday. She
was trying to point to the calendar and show me how it was one of my 29
days of the month to do laundry, when she accidentally touched my eye a
little bit."
"She hit you?" asked the first officer, very surprised.
Tom
shook his head. "No, just a touch, a hard touch. She did it because she
loves me so much! It only happens when she gets drunk, or angry, or
when she's awake. The good times are so good, I can overlook these
little episodes."
"Alright sir, if you don't want to press
charges we'll be going. But be careful, will you? I've got 200 bucks
riding on your game."
"God damn it! I need another beer Tom! Get in here!" yelled Gisele as the officers exited the building.
It
was revealed today that Philip Rivers played in Sunday's AFC
Championship game only days after undergoing surgery for a broken
heart. Apparently his supermodel girlfriend has just broken up with him
the week before, after she met an even more rich French fashion
designer.
"He was absolutely devastated," said best friend
Antonio Gates. "She was the love of his life, and she just cut it off
with him only a week before the big game. The biggest game of his life."
Rivers
began complaining of hear pains following the breakup, and was taken to
San Diego Hospital where x-rays showed a clear tear of the heart across
the dorsal aorta. "It's a brutal injury," said Doctor Edward Kelly. "He
should really not be playing in the game this week, he should be at
home watching porn and eating pizza. That's the only way to get over
something like this, it just needs time to heal. The typical rehab time
on an injury such as this is 2-4 months."
But his teammates and
friends were not about to let him miss his first AFC Championship game.
Gates told us about some of the treatments. "We tried some
rehabilitation methods we found on Wikipedia. We gave him nightly
injections of naked drunk bar girls. That was supposed to help with the
physical side of the injury. Then we had a James Bond movie marathon,
and that was to remind his head that women can be replaced every year
with one who is hotter and has a better sexual innuendo for a name.
Then we watched an episode The View, and that showed him what women
become eventually, unattractive old hags who argue for hours on end."
"But
we realized on about Friday that the injury wasn't healing properly,"
added Ladainian Tomlinson. "We took him back to the doctor, but he told
us the condition was inoperable. So we realized that we were going to
have to do the procedure ourselves. To practice I played Operation
until I was able to get out every piece without making that dude's nose
buzz. Once I could extract everything, even that damn charley horse, we
brought him back to Gates' place and laid him on the kitchen counter.
From there I just got a cutlery set and began cutting into his chest.
It was a lot different than the game, and I wasn't sure exactly what
was what in there. But after about an hour and a lot of blood loss I
was able to sew some things together and we patched him back up with
duct tape."
Despite this procedure Rivers went out and had one of
the gutsiest performances ever in an AFC Championship game, easily
outgunning Tom Brady. After the game Rivers was treated for multiple
infections, blood loss, and having his stomach tied with yarn and
stapled to his kidneys. He is expected to make a full recovery before
next season.
Ted
Cottrell, the Chargers defensive coordinator knew he had to come up
with a great gameplan to defeat the only undefeated team of the last 30
years. One that no one had been able to devise before. To do that he
would have to understand the inner-workings of the Patriots most potent
weapon: The Brady.
To fully understand just how The Brady works,
Cottrell had to journey far into the Himalayan mountains with his
defensive assistants to find the reclusive inventor Reginald Bravari.
Bravari created The Brady in his lab some 30 years ago in an effort to
make the perfect human being. In Himalayan mountain society, one's
worth and social standing is based not on what you actually do, but on
how far you can throw something. For example, here in the U.S. Bill
Gates and George Bush are both very high up the social ladder. But in
the Himalayas, Chris Weinke would be seen as more prestigious than
either of them. This could even be applied to historical figures. In
Himalayan society, Benjamin Franklin would have been a chimney sweeper
because he could not throw a football 10 yards, while Jack Geraldo,
280-pound butcher and weekend flag football player would have been a
near deity because he can toss a long bomb.
But Bravari's super
throwing creation had other plans, and he went to America to play in
their professional football league. It was from Bravari that Cottrell
hoped to learn the very secret of what makes The Brady tick, and
hopefully how to defeat it in battle. "I built no real weaknesses into
The Brady superstructure," said Bravari when questioned by the Charger
coaching staff in his mountain home. He pulled up a blueprint of The
Brady and laid it out on the table. "He was designed to throw, and I
made it so it would be very hard to ever stop him from throwing. I
don't follow the rules of this football of yours, but there is one
thing that can stop The Brady, one item I crafted out of the very
ingredients he is made of. It's his Kryptonite, if you will. I keep it
locked in this box."
The coaching staff knew they were close to
finding the very substance that could weaken The Brady and maybe even
cause him to throw an interception. Bravari turned the key and opened
the box to reveal...a handgun. "Wait a minute, this is the only thing
that can stop Tom Brady? A gun?" said Cottrell angrily.
"Yes, if
you shoot him in the face he will most certainly not throw a touchdown
for the rest of the game. But the face is the key, that is his
weakspot. Anywhere else and he's probably still going to be able to hit
Randy Moss for an 80-yard bomb. What are the rules for using guns in
your football?"
"You can't use them."
"Well then. You are
probably screwed," noted Bravari. Sure enough the Chargers could not
defeat The Brady on Sunday, and the Patriots marched on towards another
Super Bowl title.
Bill
Belichick was detained this week by federal prosecutors after a B-2
Stealth Bomber, bearing the Patriots logo, was caught by the U.S. Air
Force performing maneuvers over the Chargers practice facility in southern California. The plane was noticed by LaDainian Tomlinson towards the end of
practice on Wednesday, as it had been flying over them for several
hours. The Air Force scrambled F-18's from a nearby airbase and ordered
the plane to land and turn over all footage obtained. The plane was a
modified B-2, bought by Robert Kraft after it was retired from active
service. It has a giant Patriots head painted on the top and bottom.
"I
don't know what the confusion is all about," said a confused Belichick
as he was taken away by investigators. "We bought the plane legally,
and it was merely conducting some test maneuvers to prepare for a
special halftime show at this week's game."
The pilot of the
vehicle was none other than mascot Pat Patriot, who just barely fit
into the cockpit with his oversize head and enormous revolutionary war
hat. He too was arrested by the government. The footage taped clearly
shows the Patriots taping defensive signals on the sidelines, some
several dozen offensive plays, and also about 2 hours of top-down
cleavage footage o####iants cheerleader practice. It's unknown at this
time how severely the league will punish the Patriots for this latest
infraction.
Randy
Moss broke his silence on Wednesday to refute charges of battery levied
against him by a woman claiming the invident happened at her South
Florida home. Rachelle Washington is asking for a restraining order
after the incident, with a court date set for January 28th to decide
the matter. Moss, meanwhile, is not taking the charges lying down.
"I
am not a battery! Never have been, won't ever be!" said Moss at his
locker following practice. "This woman wants to call me an
electrochemical energy storage system, and I will not accept this
horrible insult. Where's her proof?"
The woman says the power
went off at her home around 11:47 PM, and while her and Moss were
waiting for it to come back on she picked up a flashight and attempted
to turn it on. But apparently the batteries had run out, so it did not
work. Moss then grabbed the flashlight and, low and behold, it came to
life. The woman says she ran from the house and immediately called the
police from a pay phone.
Moss, still at his locker and surrounded
by reporters, threw a clock radio on the ground. "Alright, if I was
truly a battery, I would be able to fit in this clock radio, right?"
said an angry Moss. He then proceeded to try and stuff himself head
first into the battery compartment of the radio. "See? I can't fit!
Must not be a battery!"
An NESN reporter wasn't quite convinced.
"Wait, that doesn't prove anything. Let's throw you in a river and see
if you float! If you sink, you're not a battery, but if you do..."
"I think that's a witch actually," replied Moss
"How about we lick you? Batteries will shock someone who licks them," offered a CBS correspondent.
"No way in hell any of you are licking me," shot back Moss.
"I
know! How about we go to the parking lot, hook you up to a car in place
of a battery, and attempt to start the vehicle off you?!" suggested a
reporter for the Boston Herald.
"Sounds very safe, let's do it."
Despite this interview happening last night, Randy Moss has not been seen or heard from since.
With
yet another early playoff exit after finally breaking through for a
Super Bowl last year, Tony Dungy is reportedly mulling retirement.
Having won the big game, and going to the playoffs countless times,
there is little left for him to prove in the NFL. But the announcement
that he may be coming out early has sent the heads of sports pre-game
shows scrambling, and could shake up the draft order for next year.
Before
every season, despite having the entire pool of retired talent to pull
from, the multiple NFL pre-game shows hold a draft for players and
coaches who have just come out of the game. Bill Cowher was the number
one pick last year by CBS, and has played very well this season for
their team. His ability to laugh incessantly at the other former
players non-jokes is right on par with some of the best in the
business. His predictions on the outcomes of games have been just as
random and inaccurate as the other talking heads on TV.
It's
unknown where Dungy will fall in this year's draft. He does have a lot
going for him in that he's been a great coach, won a super bowl, and is
very well-known in front of the camera. But, he's also a quite man with
an odd speaking voice, it's unknown if his personality is douchy enough
to jive with the atmosphere of a pre-game show. If you don't think
Frank Caliendo's Terry Bradshaw and John Madden impersonations are
funny the 500th time, you are usually benched by FOX. But one thing
Dungy has going for him is the fact that he's African-American, but yet
unimposing and not very big. That hits several key demos that networks
are looking for.
The first pick in this year's draft will of
course go to ESPN's NFL Match-Up which features Merril Hoge and Ron
Jaworski breaking down game film more in-depth than any casual fan
wants to do. It's like going to school, and they are the lowest rated
and number one pick yet again because of it. However, they typically
trade their number one pick away for bizarre items Hoge demands when
high from sniffing those dry-erase markers he uses to circle plays.
Last year they traded their pick to CBS for 200 pounds of candy corn,
before that it was a trade for a Heisman trophy replica statue made
entirely of butter.
If they pass on Dungy again this year in
favor of some odd food item, he could go anywhere. FOX is really in
search of a black man to bolster their current roster. If Curt Menefee
goes down with an injury, they currently have no backup. CBS and ESPN
meanwhile have a more balanced attack, and therefore may not need him.
The real key could be how he performs in those asinine segments where
the host act out plays on a small field. No one can understand what the
hell is going on because they are so unorganized and slow, but every
show seems to love them. Dungy better start practicing.
For
one Sunday, Ryan Leaf was better than Peyton Manning. On the day
Manning's Colts went down in the divisional playoff round to Leaf's old
Chargers, Ryan was awarded his second Employee Of The Month award at a
Texas Arby's. The award was given to him in a lavish ceremony in the
Arby's break area, shortly after he was finished scrubbing the
bathrooms. He and his fellow employees celebrated by feasting on free
apple turnovers and orange soda.
"I just want to thank God, for
helping me to finally overcome Peyton Manning," said Leaf in a speech
after accepting his certificate. "He couldn't win his second Super
Bowl, but I've won this award two months in a row! Suck it Peyton! Suck
it!" His ending to the speech was made more awkward by the fact the
presentation was not being televised, and there was a 15-year-old male
fry cook named Peyton in attendance.
Leaf's performance on Sunday
was very impressive going 33 of 44 in combo supersize upgrades for 233
orders, but he did have 2 interceptions, something he can't avoid even
in the fast food business. While being a total bust in the NFL, Leaf
has been an outstanding microwave chef and assistant manager at the
West Texas Arby's, where he's worked since his retirement at the age of
26. He has set records for fastest Big Beef N Cheddar prep, most diet
sodas drunk without a bathroom break, and holds the career Arby's mark
for sleeping with barely of age female employees who don't know any
better.
“I’ve
lost them” said a characteristically confused Norv Turner, “they’re
just not responding to my poor coaching at this point in the season.
I’m not sure what I can do to get this thing turned around and heading
south again. If they keep this up, we may pull off an upset in
Indianapolis this weekend. People will start to think of me as a long
term coaching solution, and that’s not good at all. I like jumping into
a job, getting some good guaranteed money, and then being fired before
the first season is even up. Now I may have to stay and work for this
money? Not good...”
Going into this season, Turner had posted
a career record of 58-82-1 as a head coach, good enough to put him near
the top of the list of bad NFL coaches who are inexplicably mentioned
and/or re-hired each time a job comes open around the league. San
Diego’s performance early into the 2007 season only seemed to cement
Turner’s reputation as a career underperformer, especially given the
surprising success of fellow re-tread, Wade Phillips of the Dallas
Cowboys. “Early on, it seemed like I was leaving my usual mark. I was
speaking above the players’ and coaches’ heads. I was devising complex
schemes and formations that used our personnel in all the wrong ways,
and giving my usual uninspired pre-game pep talks. I was ignoring all
the important details. During the games, I was effectively keeping the
ball away from our best playmaker and making Philip Rivers look like
the worst quarterback in the league. Even our top-rated defense seemed
to be responding to my time-tested, unproven coaching philosophies. All
signs were pointing to another temporary coaching stop and I was busy
updating my resume for my next job opportunity.”
But something
happened midway through the season, Turner’s players began to disregard
his instructions entirely and the team started winning. “This guy is
nuts,” said Chargers star running back LaDainian Tomlinson, “when he
said he thought I should work on my pass blocking early in the season,
I thought he might be trying to help me diversify my game. But when he
sent me to grab him some lunch and to pick up his dry cleaning at half
time of the Kansas City game, I knew he was up to something. I just had
to start ignoring everything he said.”
Chargers QB Philip
Rivers, also the recipient of some of Turner’s “unique” coaching
techniques, came to the same decision. “He told me that he wanted me to
pretend that I was playing dodge ball,” Rivers said, “and he told me to
try to hit the guys on the other team. They kept catching it and
running it back for scores. It took me half the season to figure out I
shouldn’t be doing that.”
Turner confessed that he no longer
has control of his players or staff. “These players are too talented,
and the coaches around me have started to get used to the idea of
success” Turner said, “But if they don’t listen to what I have to say,
they’re going to keep winning. At this pace, I’m just afraid that they
might try to make a Super Bowl run in spite of me and then what? How
can I be the next temporary head coach somewhere else if I’m still
coaching here?!?! You think about that one and get back to me.”
There
was much speculation earlier in the week about whether or not Vince
Young would be healthy enough to play this week against San Diego.
After sustaining an injury midway through the game last week, Kerry
Collins came on in relief and went 10-13 for 103 yards and no
interceptions. This worried both Titans coaches and fans who has not
seen a QB performance like that since Steve Mcnair. "No interceptions?
80% accuracy? What are we going to do with that?! We make our game plan
around Vince's interceptions and inability to pass! This will really
screw up our offense."
Vince Young's home was bombarded with
letters filled with well-wishes, hoping he'd get better in time to
play. And sure enough he was, throwing for his usual 138 yards on close
to 50% passing and leading his team to a staggering 0 TDs and 6 total
points. "It was a valiant effort," said San Diegan resident Margaret
Taylor. "When he threw that clutch interception, I had tears in my
eyes. I could feel the emotion of a man who has willed himself back
from injury to make sure we lost this game. I'm glad to be a Titans fan
on a day like today."
Lendale
White and Vince Young console each other after realizing they both
still have many years remaining on their contracts with the Tennessee
Titans.
I forgot to post this before the games ran
Sunday, but since I am the consummate professional, I am still going to
reveal them here. Some of them were slightly off:
Finally we will see a good weather game in Pittsburgh.
John Beck may not have much experience for the Dolphins, but he can really protect the ball.
Detroit is very close to getting their defense back on track. Once they do that, they will start winning some games again.
Best Job Title Ever: Michelob's Steve, Director Of Barley.
The Falcons will be able to go an entire game without replacing their starting QB with the second string guy.
I
picked up a Christmas gift for family friend Joe Gibbs this week: an
NFL rulebook. Hopefully he won't be needing it until Christmas.
Is
there really an opening to Sunday Night Football, or is it just a
really long sprint ad? Also, who gets really pumped up when you hear
Faith Hill starting singing about football? Those NBC execs really have
their fingers on the pulse of what music their mostly male audience
likes.
I'm not entirely convinced Jamarcus Russell really exists.
Luke McCown is your starting QB? You are done Tampa Bay Bucs. Even Reggie Bush can throw better than him.
That
commercial about the guy who gets bad gifts for Christmas is right
about the sweater, clock, and mittens. But nunchucks?! That is quite
possibly the greatest gift I have ever seen.
Good thing I dropped Adrian Peterson from my fantasy team to open up a spot for the returning Ricky Williams.
The Chargers never hand the ball to Ladanian Tomlinson anymore. They will lose another one to the Chiefs because of it.
Worst advertising slogan ever: The new Citizen Eco-Drive watch is unstoppable...just like Eli Manning!
I forgot to post this before the games ran
Sunday, but since I am the consummate professional, I am still going to
reveal them here. Some of them were slightly off:
The
trailers for the new Stephen King movie The Mist look incredibly scary,
almost as scary as looking up at the scoreboard and seeing yourselves
losing by 30 points to the Cincinnati Bengals. Be afraid Titans, be
very afraid, a loss like that isn't natural.
The David Carr era
begins this week in Carolina. This guy is ready to bust out big time, I
think he may even surpass the 90 yard mark.
If the NFL were a
carnival, there would be a booth where for 2 dollars you can smack the
Baltimore Ravens in the face. The latest contestant in this game? The
San Diego Chargers.
How many commercials must there be of
enormous truck testing in an unknown desert location. We get it, you
test your trucks in futuristic ways, but don't want to show it in a
laboratory because laboratories are not manly enough. There must be an
entire desert state out west full of truck testing apparatus.
I keep waiting for some kids to jump out of a bowl of Trix cereal and say "Silly Cleveland, the playoffs are for real teams!"
Tom
Coughlin is determined to win the bet he made over the offseason with
his brother that he could have a more disappointing second-half this
year than last.
Not since the 2000 Super Bowl has Trent been
able to shout "You just got Dilfered ####es!" after a game. Thank god
that line is back.
There are a lot of ads for anti-balding
products. But men with little hair take heart, at least your head does
not look like the disaster that is Chris Cooley's. Sometimes bald is better I suppose.
First
place Denver can not lose to Chicago! That team is horrible! Look at
their record! We are in first place damn it! Oh, that's right, we play
in the AFC West.
Daunte Culpepper surprises everyone, by showing he's still in the NFL.
Maurice
Jones-Drew can really pick up the hard yards, such as 10 carries for 10
yards. But man, the ones he gets are really hard.
What was the
first thing analyzed on FOX's Thanksgiving Pre-Game Show? The new DVD
and Blu-Ray release of Live Free Or Die Hard! Seriously, immediately
after saying hello they pulled out multiple copies from under their
desk and starting promoting them. Forget football, let's watch a 20
years too late sequel with a hero who's the slowest balder in history
teamed up with that awesome Mac guy! Yipee-kay-yay Mother! (That line
is a lot less awesome when edited for TV)
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