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hahaha. I win.

@gftchris said:

Biggest thing is probably Hoyer, acting like a mature leader, not letting the team get complacent like that. I like it, and I get the feeling it's not something JFF would be doing (since he's also a rookie).

lol.

what else should hoyer get credit for? he's the new obama.

give the man a nobel peace prize.

Just give them the Jaguars, rename them the...?

Related:


Garrett is 23 years old, 5 feet tall and weights 130 lbs. Although he is diagnosed with Down Syndrome and Rheumatoid Arthritis. He found his passion in MMA (Mixed Martial arts) because this sport made him feel good about himself.

His dad supported him in getting through with MMA training and a getting a UFC style fight with a MMA fighter his size. His whole family was against his dad for letting him go through with this.

He believes in never backing down from a fight and to keep going.

Garrett is a MMA instructor now and teaches kids how to fight. He is working with another kid with Down Syndrome to help him succeed in life.

Lessons: There's no limits in life, don't limit yourself. Garrett is a true inspiration.

mom upset

mom throws a flag

the way mom sees it

but vincent sees something different...

people will protect me (if) anything goes wrong, they have my back

that isn't entitlement. that's awareness and appreciation which develops a sense of responsibility and belonging.

yes, that makes him a better man.

and yes, this...

Probably because for once they all had to face repercussions for their poor decisions--a concept that is foreign to your generation.

do you want to be the kid that attacked a special needs kid on a football field? you want that label?

are you ordering that patch for your letter jacket?

in this sense when I say they became better men, I believe they learned a lesson about protecting the weak and putting their community in front of themselves.

essentially the fundamental reason why certain societies survived while others didn't.

you don't have to agree, but dig a litter deeper in your rebuttal.

Relevant podcast is you're interested. http://www.artofmanliness.com/2014/11/01/art-of-manliness-podcast-87-the-wonder-of-boys-with-dr-michael-gurian/

great story.

masculine empathy is developed by situations like this.

nothing taste better than your own blood when you realize you had and have men behind you

and there is nothing quite like public embarrassment for taking advantage of the weak to help you develop your own character.

in a feminine culture this is foul.

in a world of men, this is needed.

i'm not saying play special needs kids, I'm saying in this particular story, I think all the young men on that football field became better men because it happened.

Craig Morton

Drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the 1st round (5th overall) of the 1965 NFL Draft.

Drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the 10th round (75th overall) of the 1965 AFL Draft.

I imagine this happened often...

also interesting...

The Falcons drafted Favre 33rd overall (2nd round) but then Green Bay traded a first-round pick for Favre after the 1991 season.

so a first round pick was investing in Favre. you could lawyer that one.

@miktoxic said:

TxDawg is the second on the most annoying JF fag list.

hmmmm. from Texas and all of a sudden a brown's fan?

yeah, OK.

do we need to start a word of the day thread to improve the vocabulary around here?

sorry,

do we need to start a word of the day thread to improve the vocabulary around here, fags?

Winning Super Bowl quarterbacks have been drafted in the first round 55.3 percent of the time (29.8 percent with the first overall pick). Of the 45 quarterbacks taken in the traditional NFL draft, the average selection spot is 54.9.

Some interesting info on the topic: http://www.nfl.com/superbowlchamps/quarterbacks

Quarterbacks with multiple Super Bowl starts.

How many first rounders do you see?

Tom Brady

John Elway

Terry Bradshaw

Joe Montana

Roger Staubach

Jim Kelly

Troy Aikman

Bob Griese

Ben Roethlisberger

Kurt Warner

Peyton Manning

Fran Tarkenton

Bart Starr

Jim Plunkett

Eli Manning

Len Dawson

Joe Theismann

Brett Favre

Craig Morton

@miktoxic said:

at least is a Browns fag ...

fixed.

@jcam222 said:

Hopefully none looking that queer!! Hoyer is a PROFESSIONAL quarterback in the NFL. Luckily for us he sticks to football mags as opposed to TMZ and gay golf pics. Why I'm the hell would he even let them use that photo??

@roycerolls said:

How often does a 2nd string rookie get as many endorsement deals as JF? Let the kid make his money. everyone here would stick a driver up their asshole for the opportunity to get an endorsement deal.

Seriously... Does everyone on this board fantasize about gay sex every day?

dp

@usfbrown said:

The guy is a liar and troll. Claims to always have been a browns fan but only joined when we drafted manziel. Then comes on a full out barrage of pro manziel anti hoyer posts. Slowly retracts supreme gsy manziel posts but continues anti hoyer tirade.

But again... Claims to be life long browns fan and only shows up when Jonny comes along. Slings his yogurt all over johhny pics but was always a browns fan. Yeah... Right...

Don't feed the trolls.

In other words...

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Ad hominum

Resident male homosexual cultural norm

Sound logic, bruh. I still think Hoyer isn't going to win a Super Bowl or even a playoff game.

Ever.

What we need to do is find a guy that's essentially a 30 year old rookie with a torn ACL in his past and franchise tag him

Said no one until Cleveland.

Because, 8-8 is our Super Bowl.

"off the field antics" then use then word "Twatwater".

Are you a pe teacher?

Lets redo those percentages with games eligible for since coming into the league.,

it shouldn't be a knock against romo that hoyer was so terrible no one let him play.

to say it an easier way:

choking in the playoffs > getting cut from a practice squad.

nvmd. full quopte was in your post.

Zombo said:

Game Winning Drives:

(26) Tony Romo ....in 116 career starts.... that is 22 pct

(3) Brian Hoyer ...in 10 career starts....that is 30 pct.

4Th QTR Comebacks

(22) Tony Romo, ...that is 18.9%

(3) Brian Hoyer, that is 30% (and he holds the record for largest comeback)

when is the parade fpor beating the Titans?

So, there's that ....

Zombo

--Thanks for the assist, gip, didn't see this lameass post first time through

you still dont get it, huh?

Hoyer is still in Jamarcus Russell company; lets tap the breaks on calling Romo out in comparison to Hoyer.

its not about percentages AND EVEN IF IT WAS.... Hoyer is 30, it's on Hoyer he is still in Ryan Leaf company.

jesus you guys love you some hoyer.

Hoyer might be a good QB for a team with a top 3 defense.
His ability/luck/whatever it is that hasn't turned the ball over. No one can knock him there.That's legit.

But at some point, he's going to have to make a play when everything goes wrong.
I haven't seen the slightest hint at having that ability.

Look at this list of QB's with multiple Super Bowl starts, you see playmakers.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_quarterbacks_with_multiple_Super_Bowl_starts

Interesting stat I just found:

Record for number of 4th quarter comebacks in a regular season: 7

held by: Payton Manning (2009) & Eli Manning (2011)

Not mad about Hoyer, frustrated to see selective 'logic'/double standards.

It annoys me.