McCarthy looks like he'd rather be someplace else...
AR arrives with his crew, including Zach Galifianakis.
McCarthy looks like he'd rather be someplace else...
McCarthy looks like he'd rather be someplace else...
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The buffet table?
That thing looks rock solid too.
MM needs to slim down and take care of his self. We don't need no Dave McClain thing happening.
MM needs to slim down and take care of his self. We don't need no Dave McClain thing happening.
Lost in the playoffs and now people start with the coach is fat stuff again.
quote:McCarthy looks like he'd rather be someplace else...
Why do I have to coach the ****ing Some-Star Game?
Eli took it.....quote:Originally posted by DH13:
Somebody took his belt too.
Calling Rodgers a Loser is only done by a loser.
One word to describe having to show up at the pro bowl after finishing 15-1 and losing in the divisional round:
Awk-ward.
Awk-ward.
I'm sure the staff would rather be coaching at the Senior Bowl so they could check out the talent. Rodgers said he would talk up GB at the Pro-Bowl, so that can't hurt.
Thanks, Aaron. I'm sure TT just can't wait to sign a pro bowler FA.
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HONOLULU — When Cam Newton goes long to catch a deep pass in Sunday’s Pro Bowl, remember where you heard it first.
Yes, you read that correctly.
The Panthers’ QB was hamming it up with the military personnel on hand for Thursday’s practice at Hickam Air Force Base and was the star of the show.
Newton was sent out to return an Andy Lee punt, which he proceeded to drop, much to the dismay of the hundreds looking on. Newton later closed out the practice by lining up wide and catching a nicely thrown ball, about 50 yards down the sideline, from Aaron Rodgers.
“Did you see that?” Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings said afterward. “He looks really fluid and natural. It’s kind of scary.”
But Jennings doesn’t intend to lose “valuable” practice time to Newton.
“As a receiver, we’re the prima donnas,” Jennings said. “Cam, you can’t take reps from us. But there might be something that we can throw out there.”
Is Jennings forecasting a secret weapon?
“We’ll see,” he warned.
quote:Originally posted by Packdog:
It needs to be said.
ARod has let himself go during the off-season.
No muscle tone at all.
It's Flynn time!
I hope he stubs his toe in the shower and can't play. I hate this game. Absolutely no upside whatsoever - no one watches, no one cares including the players and guys get hurt. Stupid.
Looks like ARod is slouching, too. And wow, he's really let his shoulders go since the postseason.
Better not let Miss America see that pic. Having Kiel and I ripping on him is one thing..
Better not let Miss America see that pic. Having Kiel and I ripping on him is one thing..
quote:no one cares including the players
yeah, the few seconds I might actually see of the pro bowl, my favorite part is watching Dlinemen dance with Olinemen in a completely meaningless way. it's just football at its finest.
quote:Originally posted by JJSD:
I hope he stubs his toe in the shower and can't play. I hate this game. Absolutely no upside whatsoever - no one watches, no one cares including the players and guys get hurt. Stupid.
Everyone says this, but when was the last time a player actually got seriously hurt during the pro bowl? I did a google search and the best I could find was Brees hurting his non-throwing elbow five years ago.
There was that New England running back that ripped up his knee and ruined his career in sand on the beach...
quote:Originally posted by Tdog:quote:no one cares including the players
yeah, the few seconds I might actually see of the pro bowl, my favorite part is watching Dlinemen dance with Olinemen in a completely meaningless way. it's just football at its finest.
Yeah this play from last year pretty much sums up the pro bowl
Dline/Oline just standing, nobody trying to really tackle or hit anybody. Should do away with the game and just have these guys do skills competitions or something of that sort
quote:Originally posted by YATittle:
There was that New England running back that ripped up his knee and ruined his career in sand on the beach...
Robert Edwards, god that was a horrible injury. He did return and play for Jimmy Johnson in Miami though.