Tom Brady MVP? OchoCinco to NE
Let me say from the start that I'm not not a huge fan of everything #85 does, but I think he can still bring it on the field when he wants and he's not that bad of a locker room guy in the right situation. I think he may have just landed in that situation - see Randy Moss in 2007.
The upside IMO is shown clearly in Tom Brady's stats from that first year with Moss. 4,806 yards, 50 td, 8 int, 68.9 completion percentage. I know that #85 is not the same player as Moss and all the variables aren't equal, but I'm excited for Brady to have a target like this at his disposal, even if he's just a decoy. Here's hoping for a huge year for our former QB and future HOF member.
Edit: I've had several comments on the OchoCrappo part of the subject so I'll explain. I did that out of habit because that is what the Bengals fans I work with call him. I don't want that to be the focus of comments so I've changed the subject. Sorry for any perceived arrogance on my part.
It's hard to hate the Patriots, and like every year since Brady stepped up they will becontenders.
Try telling that to my cousin. He's a raider fan and he has hated the patriots since the "tuck game".
Signed,
<br>A Texans fan
True. They might be the most unhatable (probably not a word) in all of sports.
When I tell people I am a Lions fan, they just feel sorry for me. Even Bears fans. I can't wait until they sneak up on the NFC and everyone hates them. It's a sign of a good team.
now the jags, there is a team you can forget exists
OchoCrappo? I'm assuming you are one of his peers, because it would be the height of idiocy for a fan who can't cover him or produce his numbers to speak of him that way.
I live in Central Ohio and that is what the Bengals fans I work with call him. I have a hard time calling anybody OchoCinco, especially since that's not even how you say 85 in Spanish.
Yes, because we all know that you can't criticize someone unless you're fully capable of doing their job. That's why no one ever criticizes Obama.
Resist . . . urge . . . to respond. Can't . . . talk . . . politics.
"Ochocrappo?" Really?
Seeing "Ochocrappo" made me laugh. The problem is that you then tell us how good he is, and note that he can help Brady's stats. Do you remember English Comp 101, especially the part where they tell you to match the title to the content?
Look, the guy is not exactly a model citizen. He's left a few women and children in his wake. Damn good football player, gawd awful husband and father.
Now, I hope he has a great year and the Pats win the Super Bowl.
Why can't people separate athletes' personal lives from their on the field performances?
It would be easier to do if it were not for Chad's desire to display his personal laundry all over the television on days that are not Sundays in the Fall. Just an observation. I really don't care what the guy does in his personal or professional life. I do feel for his kids from his first marriage though. He literally said on TV that between his training, tv shows, and other endeavors he has no time for them and they should just understand. I've heard he is trying to change. Hopefully he does.
Ochocrappo? C'mon man. At least Ochostinko rhymes
I'll have to tell the guys at work that one.
His momma call him Johnson, his daddy call him Johnson...I'ma call him Johnson.
just noticed Cuba Gooding getting his hair cut
Cuba Gooding just chillin' in the barber's chair....
EDIT: Doh! You beat me to it.
Samuel L. Jackson makes an early appearance as "McDowell's Robber #1"...I believe Arsenio Hall refers to him as a "diseased rhinocerous pizzle." Which always perplexed me, but apparently it's considered very insulting in the kingdom of Zamunda