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[Olive Oil Goombah]

i just saved you queen....you owe me

[Queen Of Poetry]

Originally Posted by NickyTooch

i just saved you queen....you owe me

LOL.................ok ok..............I got u boo!

[Dirty Knowledge]

QoP and Nicky... you two just exchanged phone numbers over the internet... WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO NEXT?!

[Olive Oil Goombah]

NIiiicee...

[Olive Oil Goombah]

Originally Posted by Dirty Knowledge

QoP and Nicky... you two just exchanged phone numbers over the internet... WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO NEXT?!

I think your going to masterbate over it....me? im going to visit her when i visit my other boo in NY. SHe's a Jets fan and she loves the Mets....she's a true loyal person.

[Dirty Knowledge]

Go you!!

[Olive Oil Goombah]

Me > you

[Dirty Knowledge]

If Green Bay Packers were in need, Brett Favre might think twice about retirement

GULFPORT, Miss. (AP)—If the Green Bay Packers are ravaged by injuries this season, Brett Favre might consider returning should the team reach out to him.

“It would be hard to pass up, I guess,” he told the Biloxi (Miss.) Sun Herald. “But three months from now, say that presents itself, I may say, you know what, I’m so glad I made that decision. I’m feel very comfortable in what I’m doing and my decision.

“Yeah, I can probably be up there doing that and playing, but again, I don’t know. It’s only speculating. I think the world of that team. I had a lot of fun, not only this year, but over my career.”

But if Aaron Rodgers went down with an injury?

“Aaron has fallen into a great situation,” Favre said. “And if that opportunity presented itself and they did call, it would be tempting. And I very well could be enticed do it.”

Favre understands the kind of challenge he would face should he opt to go back to the NFL after ending his record-setting 17-year career. And he made it clear he is not changing his mind at this time.


“But to think that if they called me in October and told me, ‘Hey, we need you this week.’ That would be hard,” Favre said in a story that appeared on the paper’s Web site on Tuesday. “I’m sure mentally, I would be refreshed. I’d be away from it for a long time. But mentally versus physically, the last thing I’d want to do is go up and it’s ‘Oh this is great’ and all that stuff and me be excited and then just flop.

“You just can’t show up and play.”

There has been a steady flow of speculation that Favre would have a change of heart in the wake of the March 4 announcement the league’s only three-time MVP was retiring.

“I guess the best response would be, right now no,” he said of a possible return to the game.

Favre added he would not return unless he was in shape.

“It would be hard to go up there at 38. It was hard to stay in shape. I say that, I worked out and I worked out hard,” he said. “Week in and week out, I was just drained. Finally, for the first time, I felt, not that 38 is old, but I looked around at practice and these guys are bouncing around. And I practiced every day and all the time people would ask me … `How do you do it? Inside I’m saying, ‘I have no idea.’ It’s a struggle.”

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Well, I'm not surprised.

I'd like to see another Giants/Pack, Eli/Brett Playoff Game.

And to be honest? I can see Aaron Rodgers sucking it up.. or maybe getting hurt.. and Brett getting the call.

[Dirty Knowledge]

John Elway surprised by Cutler recently calling out Brandon Marshall

DENVER (AP)—John Elway understands why Jay Cutler recently called out a troubled teammate, he just wouldn’t have taken the same approach.

“I was surprised to hear it actually,” the former Broncos quarterback said Wednesday.

Cutler, fed up with all the drama surrounding Brandon Marshall, lashed out at his No. 1 receiver and fellow third-year star, who suffered a gash on his right forearm while messing around last month.

“He’s not my favorite person right now,” the current Broncos quarterback said of Marshall.

Elway didn’t think this particular incident necessitated Cutler’s ire.

“Him cutting his arm is not that big of deal to me,” Elway said. “Obviously, he was wrestling with his brother. He’s still a kid.”

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Marshall, who emerged as Cutler’s primary target in his breakout 2007 season, said he was horsing around with his older brother at a resort in Orlando, Fla., when he fell into a television set, cutting an artery, a vein, a nerve, two tendons and three muscles in his right arm.

It’s not the first time Marshall has found himself in the news. He faces a drunken driving charge stemming from an October incident.

Cutler said incidents like Marshall’s accident simply can’t happen.

“If that’s what Jay feels like he needs to comment on, he needs to do that,” Elway said. “Personally, I would’ve done it to him. Even though I tried to settle things in the press, looking back over the years, it hasn’t been the right way to do it.”

Elway, the CEO of the Arena Football League’s Colorado Crush, voiced his comments as he talked about his team’s game Friday night with the Cleveland Gladiators, who are co-owned by Bernie Kosar. The two quarterbacks, and their cities, are permanently linked thanks to their postseason meetings.

“Bernie was talking about taking me down on the field. I wouldn’t feel comfortable unless they threw dog bones,” Elway said with a grin.

Elway appreciates Cutler’s attempt to become more of a vocal leader.

“As a quarterback, you’ve got to take a leadership role,” Elway said. “Jay has that last year under his belt. I’m sure he feels a lot better where he’s going. They need someone to take over. That’s a good move on Jay’s part.

“Bottom line, there’s talk and there’s wins,” he said.

Elway couldn’t recall exactly when he earned the trust and respect of his teammates. He said it just stemmed from winning games.

“You’ll feel them follow you,” he said. “There are different ways to lead — everyone has a different way. Jay will have his own personal way, too. It’s just a matter of when you gain the respect of those teammates. That’s when leadership comes. They respect what you’re doing.”

Although the Broncos have missed the playoffs the last two seasons, Elway isn’t concerned about the direction of the team.

“I just know having been in that organization for 16 years, they’re not trying to get worse,” he said. “They’re trying to get better.”

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Jay Cutler is a pompus jackass.

Dude reminds me of BeautifulRock.

[Queen Of Poetry]

U know folks should keep they personal feelings to themselves.........when u r on a team u need to settle shit quietly and not let things out to the press..........

[Olive Oil Goombah]

Like Andy Reid..heeheehee.

[King Tron 1]

I also don't like Jay Cutler. Or at least not impressed by him.

[Queen Of Poetry]

Originally Posted by NickyTooch

Like Andy Reid..heeheehee.

WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HOW DARE YOU INSULT MY EAGLES!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHAT R U FAT OR SOMETHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!









Just kidding...............little crack on duke that got all pissy with me..........

[King Tron 1]

And Brett Farve needs to stay home. He has nothing left to prove.

[Olive Oil Goombah]

hahahaha!!! i bet you have one of thos tight little mcnabb jerseys anyway.

but dirty knowledge is a typical spoiled NY fan...he doenst know how to take criticism