FUCK YOU ALL
FUCK YOU ALL
Reading Collision Low Crossers makes me a lot more sympathetic to Sanchez and the Jets. It's Bill Buchner-esque to have a play like that define your career.
FUCK YOU ALL
FUCK YOU ALL
Reading Collision Low Crossers makes me a lot more sympathetic to Sanchez and the Jets. It's Bill Buchner-esque to have a play like that define your career.
git gud
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That's not even a player!
Edited for ultimate truth.Mark Sanchez is a shitty football player playing for a shitty franchise defined perfectly by a shitty play.
lol wat? Bill Buckner was a great baseball player defined and mis-remembered by time because of a shitty play.
Mark Sanchez is a shitty football player defined perfectly by a shitty play.
Yes, hence the "esque" part of my post. I know Buckner was a great ball player with great stats. I'm just saying it's a shame for anyone to be remembered by a single terrible play. But that comes with sports I suppose.
Miracle at the Meadowlands #2 was pretty fucking great.Fuck you ESPN for even suggesting #3.
:lolFUCK YOU ALL
FUCK YOU ALL
I mean, without that play Sanchez wouldn't be remembered at all. He'd be Akili Smith. A trivia question.
In 10 years when he has pissed away all his money on hookers and blow he'll be able to sign pictures of the butt fumble at jersey area shopping malls for bridge and tunnel girls who let him slam his face into their asshole, and he does if only because he has no pride left, no shame, and no hope..and it reminds him of his glory days, his one mark on professional football. Sucking shit out of Jersey trash ass is his future. Without the butt fumble his future is probably auto-erotic asphyxiation in a Thailand 7-11 bathroom.
That play basically saved what is left of this miserable existence.
25 minutes!!!
What do I need to do to get hats while spectating? Also, I can get the announcers audio feed if I spectate through the game client, right?
Wait you think that is the greatest super bowl of all time?:lol
The immaculate reception is probably the play that started the Steelers dynasty in the 70s but to me the greatest and most memorable is always going to be Harrison's INT return in the Superbowl. Greatest SB play of all time (fitting that it occurred in the greatest SB of all time).
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Fun fact: The jets have no qb in their franchise record with a career record of 10+ wins over .500, Vinny Testeverde comes the closest with 9 over at 35-26
What was so great about that SB?Wait you think that is the greatest super bowl of all time?
What about Super Bowl XXXIV?
He doesn't want to see Ez's images
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Everybody in the league can learn from this guy.
I love this kid.
bet they don't get a sweet ass rampage like ours.
I love this kid.
I love this kid.
I love this kid.
18-1 Bowl was the best Super Bowl in my lifetime.
You've fallen a long way Rando!
That is kinda scary actually.
You need balance in your life.
This is the kinda stuff that leads to players to do stupid things once their career is over.
He's going to be found dead in a motel room 5 years after retirement from a shotgun blast to the heart with a letter telling his family to donate his brain to concussion research studies.
Ok, that's kinda dark. But I do not see a bright future for him when football is over.
No I haven't bg, you and me are BFF's til the end!!
18-1 gave me a glimpse into what it must feel like to be a Bills fan. The drowning in sadness, the loss of wanting to live and so one.
18-1 gave me a glimpse into what it must feel like to be a Bills fan. The drowning in sadness, the loss of wanting to live and so one.
I love this kid.
He's going to be found dead in a motel room 5 years after retirement from a shotgun blast to the heart with a letter telling his family to donate his brain to concussion research studies.
Ok, that's kinda dark. But I do not see a bright future for him when football is over.
Just watch out, a few decades down the road, these losses will haunt you to the Point where you flee to a dirty 3rd world country just to get as far away as possible from your team. Ask WW.
Wasn't it awesome? 18-1 is pretty much the pinnacle of NFL football, the ultimate manifestation of justice and righteousness in the form of this man:18-1 gave me a glimpse into what it must feel like to be a Bills fan. The drowning in sadness, the loss of wanting to live and so one.