Ha have you seen Garcia lately he looks like he's 60
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Ha have you seen Garcia lately he looks like he's 60
The Rams contact Brett Favre to replace their injured QB
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/fisher-...1581--nfl.html
Longtime fan who vowed to not shave beard in 1975 until Vikings won the Super Bowl, dies with the beard intact.
http://media.zenfs.com/en/blogs/sptu...-105655-AM.jpg
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-sh...5806--nfl.html
May He Rest In Peace!!!!
This guys owns.Quote:
Originally Posted by check two
Shiiiiit...My beard is almost that long and I have been growing it for less than a year
Are you growing a beard for any reason, or are you just growing a beard?
LOL@Cleveland is about to be at the bottom of the division again hahahahahahahahahaha. They gotta play Kansas City tomorrow and i know they're gonna lose. So their record will be 3-5. They got punished by Green Bay last week. I don't know who Pittsburgh is playing tomorrow but i'm sure they will surpass Cleveland. Did ya'll hear a rumor about Adrian Peterson might be going to Dallas? I didn't hear about that but a black guy who drives a trash truck that comes to my job to dump the dumpsters and is a Cowboys fan told me this.
I just saw on Yahoo.com that Pittsburgh plays Oakland tomorrow and Pittsburgh is gonna win. So they will pass Cleveland in the division LOL.
Just started growing it and now that its getting long I actually like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by hectis
I tried to grow a beard last NFL season for The Vikings, but someone shaved it off.
WowQuote:
Before Steve Young became a member of the San Francisco 49ers, before he won three Super Bowls and before he established himself as one of the greatest NFL quarterbacks of all-time with a Hall of Fame career, he played in the USFL.
You're probably either thinking A) What is the USFL? or B) How in the world did the USFL entice Young, who was one of the most coveted players in America coming out of BYU, to join its side instead of the NFL?
The answer to that first question: It was the United States Football League—a professional football league that looked to challenge the NFL's dominance in the 1980s.
The answer to the second: They offered him something the NFL couldn't—a $36 million deal spread out over a ludicrous 43 years, per Sports Illustrated.
Yes, you read that correctly: 43 years, meaning Young, who took his last USFL snap in 1985 and last NFL snap in 1999, won't stop getting paid as a professional quarterback until the year 2027 when he is 65 years old.
The USFL collapsed in 1986, but according to Celebrity Net Worth's Brian Warner, Young made sure the contract was insured back when he made the deal with billionaire J. William Oldenburg of the Los Angeles Express.
That meant that even though the league went bankrupt, Young was covered.
Moreover, the contract was backloaded. Therefore Young, who currently works as an NFL analyst, is about to get a significant raise.
Per Warner, the 52-year-old will make a hefty $1 million in 2014, and the contract will only continue to escalate until he makes over $3 million annually in the contract's final years.
Not bad for a second—or I guess it's still technically his first—income.
Did you fall asleep? WTF?Quote:
Originally Posted by hectis
I had a seizure, and I was out for a few days, and when I woke up my beard was gone.Quote:
Originally Posted by BRASSKNUCKLED PAI MEI