Post subject: Re: Super Bowl XLV: The Gold Legs Bowl
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 3:21 am
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Spike wrote:
wrong thread
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Post subject: Re: Super Bowl XLV: The Gold Legs Bowl
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 9:15 am
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Who saw Mark Sanchez pick his nose and wipe it on Brunell?
I had to pause the DVR and rewind it to make sure I saw what I saw. On the first Steelers drive of the game, when they got down in the red zone, they cut quickly to Sanchez and Brunell talking. It was like 2 seconds, but Sanchez was pulling his finger down from his nose and he grazed it across Brunell's overcoat. Brunell looks up at him and you could read his lips as he said "Did you just wipe..." -- And then they cut back to the Steelers drive.
Sick.
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Post subject: Re: Super Bowl XLV: The Gold Legs Bowl
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 11:02 am
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Riot Actor 25 wrote:
Who saw Mark Sanchez pick his nose and wipe it on Brunell?
I had to pause the DVR and rewind it to make sure I saw what I saw. On the first Steelers drive of the game, when they got down in the red zone, they cut quickly to Sanchez and Brunell talking. It was like 2 seconds, but Sanchez was pulling his finger down from his nose and he grazed it across Brunell's overcoat. Brunell looks up at him and you could read his lips as he said "Did you just wipe..." -- And then they cut back to the Steelers drive.
Post subject: Re: Super Bowl XLV: The Gold Legs Bowl
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 1:52 pm
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EllisEamos wrote:
Riot Actor 25 wrote:
Who saw Mark Sanchez pick his nose and wipe it on Brunell?
I had to pause the DVR and rewind it to make sure I saw what I saw. On the first Steelers drive of the game, when they got down in the red zone, they cut quickly to Sanchez and Brunell talking. It was like 2 seconds, but Sanchez was pulling his finger down from his nose and he grazed it across Brunell's overcoat. Brunell looks up at him and you could read his lips as he said "Did you just wipe..." -- And then they cut back to the Steelers drive.
Sick.
he's just like a kid out there.
just playing the game that he loves
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Post subject: Re: Super Bowl XLV: The Gold Legs Bowl
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 4:16 pm
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Peeps wrote:
aaron will throw for about 650 yards on the steelers secondary and they will rush for - 67
james starks may be the difference in the Super bowl (besides rodgers of course)
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Post subject: Re: Super Bowl XLV: The Gold Legs Bowl
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 4:18 pm
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As I heard someone else point out what's great about the NFL is that you can have two teams from small media markets and it doesn't diminish the Super Bowl's appeal one bit.
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Post subject: Re: Super Bowl XLV: The Gold Legs Bowl
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 4:33 pm
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lord vedder wrote:
As I heard someone else point out what's great about the NFL is that you can have two teams from small media markets and it doesn't diminish the Super Bowl's appeal one bit.
I wouldn't call the appeal of the Steelers or Packers small by any means. When we get, say, a Jaguars/Bucs Super Bowl or something, that might be a better test.
Post subject: Re: Super Bowl XLV: The Gold Legs Bowl
Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 4:55 pm
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Green Habit wrote:
lord vedder wrote:
As I heard someone else point out what's great about the NFL is that you can have two teams from small media markets and it doesn't diminish the Super Bowl's appeal one bit.
I wouldn't call the appeal of the Steelers or Packers small by any means. When we get, say, a Jaguars/Bucs Super Bowl or something, that might be a better test.
Yeah, they are from small markets but both are teams with very broad fan appeal across the country. The Packers were the NFL's first dynasty, the Steelers the second. After the Cowboys, these may actually be the NFL's two most popular franchises.
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Frank
I just posted this in the other thread. I wonder what Rashard whispered in his ear before he started humping him?
