This announcing team on the Houston game makes me want to kill myself
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This announcing team on the Houston game makes me want to kill myself
He had to play, otherwise, what good would the rehab documentary Gatorade spent thousands on be?Quote:
Originally Posted by gamevet
Or the advertising campaign Adidas probably spent millions on?
ALL IN FOR WEEK ONE!
His second torn ACL in that knee, along with the LCL. He'll blow that knee out by mid-season.Quote:
Originally Posted by jyoung
Never change Chargers.
For someone who's loud and energetic on ESPN programs, Chris Berman is horrible at announcing. And Trent Dilfer is just bad at everything.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbobb
Rivers is the constant.
He cannot lead the team or produce points once he has a lead. He builds this wall of points then stops playing well. Led the league last year in lost leads, set a record with the Broncos game by allowing a 24 point lead to turn into a loss and now tonight 24 unanswered points. The constant in all those games is suddenly Rivers can't connect and gives turn overs.
Rivers throws more ground balls than any other QB in the league.
When his throws are off, they're way off.
Second to last in completed passes this week but second place in touch downs thrown.
Philip Rivers is a mystery unto himself.
I'm impressed by the NFL's ability to have four teams play on Monday night without a single defense among them.
Donovan McNabb says, "What's up?"Quote:
Originally Posted by jyoung
Yeah, that's ESPN's B Team. Tirico/Gruden are the starters and are much better.Quote:
Originally Posted by bbobb
That abortion of a first quarter notwithstanding, the Redskins didn't look entirely bad. Glad to see they finished strong and RGKnee made it out okay.
Worried about Kerrigan, though. Hope the concussion isn't too serious. Their defense really needs him.