Watson's shoulder
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Jonah Hill ? Thank you SdB!
We'll alter the characters some and make Stefanski Brad Pitt. Phillip Seymour Hoffman made an ideal Art Howe. I hung out with Hoffman's brother Gordon when I was a kid - we lived in the same neighborhood. We all loved baseball and shared 1 thing in common - none of us where any good at it.
So I'm assuming you knew or met Phillip Seymour Hoffman then?
Goddamn, he was a fantastic actor.
So I'm assuming you knew or met Phillip Seymour Hoffman then?
Goddamn, he was a fantastic actor.
Yeah, I was 2 years older than him. His brother Gordon was exactly like him. He really looked up to him. Last I knew Gordon was a Professor at USC and he was actually in 1 or 2 movies with Philip. Gordon wrote one of them. It was probably the only movie I didn't like that Philip was in.
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
So I'm assuming you knew or met Phillip Seymour Hoffman then?
Goddamn, he was a fantastic actor.
Yeah, I was 2 years older than him. His brother Gordon was exactly like him. He really looked up to him. Last I knew Gordon was a Professor at USC and he was actually in 1 or 2 movies with Philip. Gordon wrote one of them. It was probably the only movie I didn't like that Philip was in.
Yeah, I was 2 years older than him. His brother Gordon was exactly like him. He really looked up to him. Last I knew Gordon was a Professor at USC and he was actually in 1 or 2 movies with Phillip. Gordon wrote one them. It was probably the only movie I didn't like that Phillip was in.
Out of curiosity I looked up movies he wrote that his brother was in, and I have seen one of them, Love Liza.
Its an interesting movie. Not the greatest, but interesting.
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So I'm assuming you knew or met Phillip Seymour Hoffman then?
Goddamn, he was a fantastic actor.
Yeah, I was 2 years older than him. His brother Gordon was exactly like him. He really looked up to him. Last I knew Gordon was a Professor at USC and he was actually in 1 or 2 movies with Philip. Gordon wrote one of them. It was probably the only movie I didn't like that Philip was in.
Yeah, I was 2 years older than him. His brother Gordon was exactly like him. He really looked up to him. Last I knew Gordon was a Professor at USC and he was actually in 1 or 2 movies with Philip. Gordon wrote one of them. It was probably the only movie I didn't like that Philip was in.
Everyone needs a friend like Sandy Lyle in Along Came Polly.
That’s my Favorite role that he played
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Stefanski…Jonah Hill…Wills gone…The next HC will have to prove to be a Watson Whisperer and bring him back to prominence.
2025 could be a complete overhaul with a first year QB- Panther esque year
2026 another new HC.
I'm throwing my support behind Bubba Ventrone as the next head coach, he could keep Schwartz as the DC and we'd have a head coach who could actually be the head coach and not a OC/head coach. I don't have any idea if he's ready to be a HC, I just really, really do not want another "Should so-and-so still be calling plays as head coach of the Browns?" situation. Go out and find someone capable to emulating what Clemson and the Texans did with Watson as their OC.
I'm throwing my support behind Bubba Ventrone as the next head coach, he could keep Schwartz as the DC and we'd have a head coach who could actually be the head coach and not a OC/head coach. I don't have any idea if he's ready to be a HC, I just really, really do not want another "Should so-and-so still be calling plays as head coach of the Browns?" situation. Go out and find someone capable to emulating what Clemson and the Texans did with Watson as their OC.
I think the only collateral damage with all the eventual change could be Jim Schwartz. But admittedly after the past two years I’m pretty easy to please on that side of the ball. I believe the defense loves to play for the guy though.
And I know Bubba is respected and he wouldn’t meddle with the offense - we could do worse or be left with worse
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Yeah, I was 2 years older than him. His brother Gordon was exactly like him. He really looked up to him. Last I knew Gordon was a Professor at USC and he was actually in 1 or 2 movies with Phillip. Gordon wrote one them. It was probably the only movie I didn't like that Phillip was in.
Out of curiosity I looked up movies he wrote that his brother was in, and I have seen one of them, Love Liza.
Its an interesting movie. Not the greatest, but interesting.
Out of curiosity I looked up movies he wrote that his brother was in, and I have seen one of them, Love Liza.
Its an interesting movie. Not the greatest, but interesting.
Yeah, Gordon is more of a writer and a director than an actor. Having said that, in high school he went all in on Drama Club and I was more into football and sports so we didn't hang around as much as we did in grade school. I had him in some classes though so we still had fun. I also watched him do a great job as McMurphy in the play "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" at Fairport High School. Their mom (Marilyn O'Connor) was a judge in Rochester, NY while their dad used to umpire baseball games. None of his friends called him Gordy - that was more his family because he and his father had the same name. Their parents got divorced around the same time mine did.
Some of my favorite movies Philip was in off the top of my head were Along Came Polly, Patch Adams, Doubt, Twister, Mission Impossible, Scent of a Woman, Moneyball, The Talented Mr Ripley, Almost Famous, The Big Lebowski, Magnolia, Charlie Wilson's War. I didn't like Capote but his acting was incredible. I never saw Cold Mountain believe it or not.
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
Yeah, I was 2 years older than him. His brother Gordon was exactly like him. He really looked up to him. Last I knew Gordon was a Professor at USC and he was actually in 1 or 2 movies with Philip. Gordon wrote one of them. It was probably the only movie I didn't like that Philip was in.
Everyone needs a friend like Sandy Lyle in Along Came Polly.
That’s my Favorite role that he played
Everyone needs a friend like Sandy Lyle in Along Came Polly.
That’s my Favorite role that he played
He was hilarious in that movie! I've probably watched that movie 25 times at least.
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Out of curiosity I looked up movies he wrote that his brother was in, and I have seen one of them, Love Liza.
Its an interesting movie. Not the greatest, but interesting.
Yeah, Gordon is more of a writer and a director than an actor. Having said that, in high school he went all in on Drama Club and I was more into football and sports so we didn't hang around as much as we did in grade school. I had him in some classes though so we still had fun. I also watched him do a great job as McMurphy in the play "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" at Fairport High School. Their mom (Marilyn O'Connor) was a judge in Rochester, NY while their dad used to umpire baseball games. None of his friends called him Gordy - that was more his family because he and his father had the same name. Their parents got divorced around the same time mine did.
Some of my favorite movies Philip was in off the top of my head were Along Came Polly, Patch Adams, Doubt, Twister, Mission Impossible, Scent of a Woman, Moneyball, The Talented Mr Ripley, Almost Famous, The Big Lebowski, Magnolia, Charlie Wilson's War. I didn't like Capote but his acting was incredible. I never saw Cold Mountain believe it or not.
Some of my favorite movies Philip was in off the top of my head were Along Came Polly, Patch Adams, Doubt, Twister, Mission Impossible, Scent of a Woman, The Talented Mr Ripley, Almost Famous, The Big Lebowski, Magnolia, Charlie Wilson's War. I didn't like Capote but his acting was incredible. I never saw Cold Mountain believe it or not.
My cousin's wife is in Almost Famous as an extra, she's still a member of SAG.
He's also really good in Boogie Nights.
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I'm honestly glad I'm not going to the 49ers game like I was supposed to. This could be a complete trainwreck.
You dodged watching a disaster first hand. I gave my tickets to A&M vs Bama to relatives because our gifted first string QB is out for the season. In comparison our 2nd stringer can't read defenses and is slow to process. We were lucky to hang in for a 6 point loss with a talented defense keeping it close. Sound familiar?
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Some of my favorite movies Philip was in off the top of my head were Along Came Polly, Patch Adams, Doubt, Twister, Mission Impossible, Scent of a Woman, The Talented Mr Ripley, Almost Famous, The Big Lebowski, Magnolia, Charlie Wilson's War. I didn't like Capote but his acting was incredible. I never saw Cold Mountain believe it or not.
My cousin's wife is in Almost Famous as an extra, she's still a member of SAG.
He's also really good in Boogie Nights.
My cousin's wife is in Almost Famous as an extra, she's still a member of SAG.
He's also really good in Boogie Nights.
That's pretty cool about your cousin's wife.
Hoffman was in so many movies I feel like I forget more of them than the ones I remember. I had to go back into my post yesterday and add in Moneyball. After mentioning him as Art Howe it only made sense I left out Moneyball.
FWIW, we had a really fun neighborhood back in the day. Another family that eventually moved to Philly, used to bring in "Fresh Air Kids" from indigent Urban areas. To this day, I don't know how true this is but back in my 20's a guy from the old neighborhood said "Do you remember that kid Eddie that visited the Daughertys one summer?" I was like, yeah who doesn't? His favorite saying when he got on base in pick-up games was "you white boys like to watch black people steal." You know where this is going and again it's never been confirmed. I think I resisted trying because the coincidence of it all was pretty freakin cool. It was allegedly Eddie Murphy. He was about the same age as my older brother at the time; and nobody had any idea what he'd make of himself way back when he wasn't even almost famous. The only stuff we thought about back then was when and where we were playing ball next.
I welcome the only Defensive Coordinator to earn a Superbowl Ring in New Orleans while understanding Revenge of the Nerds is a sequel. "Come get some!" -
Yeah, I was 2 years older than him. His brother Gordon was exactly like him. He really looked up to him. Last I knew Gordon was a Professor at USC and he was actually in 1 or 2 movies with Philip. Gordon wrote one of them. It was probably the only movie I didn't like that Philip was in.
Everyone needs a friend like Sandy Lyle in Along Came Polly.
That’s my Favorite role that he played
Everyone needs a friend like Sandy Lyle in Along Came Polly.
That’s my Favorite role that he played
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Everyone needs a friend like Sandy Lyle in Along Came Polly.
That’s my Favorite role that he played
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Yeah, I was 2 years older than him. His brother Gordon was exactly like him. He really looked up to him. Last I knew Gordon was a Professor at USC and he was actually in 1 or 2 movies with Philip. Gordon wrote one of them. It was probably the only movie I didn't like that Philip was in.
Everyone needs a friend like Sandy Lyle in Along Came Polly.
That’s my Favorite role that he played
Everyone needs a friend like Sandy Lyle in Along Came Polly.
That’s my Favorite role that he played
Sandy Lyle was a great character. On the contrary, so was Gust Avrakotos, in Charlie Wilson's War.
And that one man had the talent to play characters of such dichotomies is talent.
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I'm throwing my support behind Bubba Ventrone as the next head coach, he could keep Schwartz as the DC and we'd have a head coach who could actually be the head coach and not a OC/head coach. I don't have any idea if he's ready to be a HC, I just really, really do not want another "Should so-and-so still be calling plays as head coach of the Browns?" situation. Go out and find someone capable to emulating what Clemson and the Texans did with Watson as their OC.
I think the only collateral damage with all the eventual change could be Jim Schwartz. But admittedly after the past two years I’m pretty easy to please on that side of the ball. I believe the defense loves to play for the guy though.
And I know Bubba is respected and he wouldn’t meddle with the offense - we could do worse or be left with worse
I think the only collateral damage with all the eventual change could be Jim Schwartz. But admittedly after the past two years I’m pretty easy to please on that side of the ball. I believe the defense loves to play for the guy though.
And I know Bubba is respected and he wouldn’t meddle with the offense - we could do worse or be left with worse
I’m still trying to figure out Stefanski, is he a HC that wants to be an OC?
Or is he an OC that pretends to be an HC?
Does anyone look at Alex VanPelt during the game and think he looks like a janitor waiting at the time clock for his shift to come to an end?
Two things that will define you: Your determination when you have nothing. Your attitude when you have everything. - Mike McCartney -
Thanks!!!!
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. What an unbelievable cast that movie had....
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Everyone needs a friend like Sandy Lyle in Along Came Polly.
That’s my Favorite role that he played
Sandy Lyle was a great character. On the contrary, so was Gust Avrakotos, in Charlie Wilson's War.
And that one man had the talent to play characters of such dichotomies is talent.
Sandy Lyle was a great character. On the contrary, so was Gust Avrakotos, in Charlie Wilson's War.
And that one man had the talent to play characters of such dichotomies is talent.
One of my favorite movies is Patch Adams with Robin Williams and Hoffman. As good as Williams is throughout that movie - Hoffman's character in the last 15 minutes of the movie or so takes the movie to a whole different level.
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Thanks!!!!
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. What an unbelievable cast that movie had....
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it. What an unbelievable cast that movie had....
I needed it…we are starting PJ Walker
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I think the only collateral damage with all the eventual change could be Jim Schwartz. But admittedly after the past two years I’m pretty easy to please on that side of the ball. I believe the defense loves to play for the guy though.
And I know Bubba is respected and he wouldn’t meddle with the offense - we could do worse or be left with worse
I’m still trying to figure out Stefanski, is he a HC that wants to be an OC?
Or is he an OC that pretends to be an HC?
Does anyone look at Alex VanPelt during the game and think he looks like a janitor waiting at the time clock for his shift to come to an end?
I’m still trying to figure out Stefanski, is he a HC that wants to be an OC?
Or is he an OC that pretends to be an HC?
Does anyone look at Alex VanPelt during the game and think he looks like a janitor waiting at the time clock for his shift to come to an end?
I think he leaves a lot to be desired in both realms which makes doing both next to impossible.
if I’m Van Pelt and I had a little fire in my gut I would have left a few years ago. But It is hard to assess someone’s desire beyond making a living and being comfortable with where you are in life. Exactly why I say maybe Schwartz even with this success may not want to escape for a HC gig.
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Medical science has come a long way with sports injuries, knee injuries that used to be career-enders can now cleaned up and have the player back on the field in record time.
But rotator cuff injuries are still tricky.
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I needed it…we are starting PJ Walker
I hear ya. We need to get our minds off this hot mess.
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