Originally Posted by Tunescribe

I even e-mailed the NFL Network once to complain about Marshall Faulk. He is simply in over his head and doesn't belong there. He's either wrong about something or points out the obvious, and is both awkward and inarticulate. How and why he gets airtime on that show is a mistake that unfortunately keeps on giving.

Originally Posted by BelichickFan

The best part was when Faulk was asked if the Texans are close to challenging the Colts for the division and said (the idea is right, I'll get the words wrong) : "Yes I think they are close. But they're also a long way away".

Huh ?

Originally Posted by RedZone

Its only a matter of time until Moss goes nuts on the press because Favre threw him the ball twenty times... with 8 of them being picked off ten yards short of where Moss was actually standing.

Originally Posted by Patsfanin Philly

Oh, I thought you were referring to his comment that Jim Plunkett was a journeyman QB. They gave a list of Raider QBs over the last 25 years and Faulk said something to the effect of "other than Wilson, they are all Journeymen"
Plunkett played 16 years in the league had 25,000 yds, 2 Super Bowl wins, was 8-2 in the post-season and still ranks in the top 50 in NFL history in attempts, completions and yards. It's a miracle that he survived his first few years in NE without an O-line.
Perhaps Faulk ought to do his homework before he calls out someone as a 'journeyman"
Just my $0.02,

Originally Posted by vyrago

Hey, be careful! You start dissing St. Cal and you'll have Joe Buck and Tim McCarver leading hordes of angry, blood-thirsty Ripken idolaters chasing you with torches and pitchforks.

Originally Posted by sebman2112

Honestly, just because they're pro players doesn't mean they know jack about talent evaluation.

Most ex-player's who become announcers or analyst haven't the faintest clue what they're talking about, and most get hired on name recognition alone.

Watch when K. Faulk retires in a few years CBS will hire him, lol