NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

[mookie1995]

Re: NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

i like this guy



FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Jets coach Rex Ryan sent a game ball to Marty Schottenheimer after last weekend's playoff upset of the San Diego Chargers, the team that fired the father of New York's offensive coordinator following a 14-2 regular season.

Brian Schottenheimer said he was touched when he learned of his boss' gesture Tuesday -- and joked that it didn't even occur to him to do it.

Marty Schottenheimer was fired in February 2007 after the Chargers lost their first playoff game despite having the NFL's best record that season. He had 35 wins and two AFC West titles in his last three seasons in San Diego, where his son was quarterbacks coach from 2002 to 2005.

"It felt nice to pick up the phone after the game and talk to my father," Brian Schottenheimer said Thursday.

After Sunday's 17-14 win, the son has a chance to do something his famous father never did as a head coach: reach the Super Bowl. The Jets play Sunday in the AFC Championship Game at Indianapolis.

Marty Schottenheimer is coaching college players this week at the East-West Shrine Game in Orlando, Fla.

[CollegeHockeyAddict]

Re: NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

Hard to ignore when the radio at work keeps bringing it up, it comes up on the 10pm news (like it, or anything else besides the first 2 minutes of the half hour, is really news), etc etc etc. It's been basically in my face for the past 3 days.

Would you rather they talked endless about the Bills hiring Chan Gailey? Would that help cheer you up?

[The Rube]

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Um then friggin ignore it...I live in the city of Minneapolis, not the suburbs but the actual city, and I have yet to see it because I have the wherewithall to NOT PAY ATTENTION TO IT! You have no one to blame but yourself.

I mean seriously, I love the Vikes and I have never seen even a second of Favre doing it and have pretty much ignored it being brought up by others. In fact the only thing annoying about it is people like you who have to whine about it

Hard to ignore when the radio at work keeps bringing it up, it comes up on the 10pm news (like it, or anything else besides the first 2 minutes of the half hour, is really news), etc etc etc. It's been basically in my face for the past 3 days.

[bigblue_dl]

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I'm so *ing sick of hearing about BrettFavre and his rendition of "Pants On The Ground" after Sunday's game.

Yeah, you coulda stopped me after "BrettFavre" but I had to add that last part.

I haven't even seen it, don't know how I've avoided it though, haven't been trying to avoid it.

[Handyman]

Re: NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

I'm so *ing sick of hearing about BrettFavre and his rendition of "Pants On The Ground" after Sunday's game.

Yeah, you coulda stopped me after "BrettFavre" but I had to add that last part.

Um then friggin ignore it...I live in the city of Minneapolis, not the suburbs but the actual city, and I have yet to see it because I have the wherewithall to NOT PAY ATTENTION TO IT! You have no one to blame but yourself.

I mean seriously, I love the Vikes and I have never seen even a second of Favre doing it and have pretty much ignored it being brought up by others. In fact the only thing annoying about it is people like you who have to whine about it

[The Rube]

Re: NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

I'm so *ing sick of hearing about BrettFavre and his rendition of "Pants On The Ground" after Sunday's game.

Yeah, you coulda stopped me after "BrettFavre" but I had to add that last part.

[mookie1995]

Re: NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

I knew you'd say that too.

you CAN read minds!!

[GreatLakerMohawk]

Re: NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

It was the correct response, why wouldn't I have?

I knew you'd say that too.

[jmh]

Re: NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

I knew you'd say that.

It was the correct response, why wouldn't I have?

[GreatLakerMohawk]

Re: NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

You can read minds?

I knew you'd say that.

[jmh]

Re: NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

I once had a 7200 calorie a day diet...

But that's because the doctors were trying to get me to add weight after having lost so much of it back in the day.

You can read minds?

[GreatLakerMohawk]

Re: NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

I once had a 7200 calorie a day diet...

But that's because the doctors were trying to get me to add weight after having lost so much of it back in the day.

That's a ridiculous amount of food.

[jmh]

Re: NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

The New York Post reports that Rex Ryan maintains his girlish figure by keeping his diet to around 7,000 calories a day.

SNY's Ted Berg posits a few different ways one could go about eating 7,000 calories in a day.

Re: NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

You are wrong...now move on

No I'm not! And later today I'm going to post 15 reasons why I'm not. After I'm done posting you'll see the light and admit you're wrong...
or you'll post 20 reasons why I'm wrong, which will prompt me to post...

[ExileOnDaytonStreet]

Re: NFL 2009 Thread #3: The Quest for Perfection

The Favre-a-palooza that would come from that matchup might actually rip a hole in the space-time continuum! Here is hoping it happens somewhere in Wisconsin

And to think, all this time I've been worried about the Vikings winning the Super Bowl and causing a rift in the space-time continuum, killing us all.

Turns out, they might not have to even play the game for that to happen.