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Next week could get ugly for the goober in chicago. The bears playing well. Weather might be low 40s
Sometimes it's hard to tell when to quit. In 1959, Ted Williams had 272 at bats, 10 home runs, 43 rbis, and batted .254. Previously, he had never hit below .317. The man was going to be 41 years old at the start of the 1960 season. Time to hang it up? But in that last season, he hit .316, had 72 rbis, and 29 home runs in only 310 at bats. With 500 at bats, that is a projected 47 home runs and 116 rbis. He even stole 1 base! I'm glad he stayed around; and I will never forget listening on the radio to his last home run at his last at bat at Fenway.
I love how he isn't even going to stick around and try to help the team. Romo, Roethlisberger, they all stuck around, helped game plan, coached up the backup QB, was there for the games. Manning doesn't even give a ****. So selfish, yet the media is still tripping over themselves to make excuses for him. Real classy, Manning...
How do you know this? For real, what a pos.
Romo and Roethlisberger aren't in danger of losing their jobs to the guy playing. Manning is witnessing the end of his career getting benched for a nobody. There's a huge difference. If Brady were in the same position I doubt he would act differently.
Wow, what a little *****.
Reading too much into it. Could well be that HC felt P6 would be a distraction & wanted EVERYBODY focused on BO and what's needed to make HIM succeed vs Bears.
Brady was not around all the time when Cassel started.
No debate about that. You either die young, or you get old. I prefer the latter.Dude you're old, lol.
There will probably never again will be two brothers who each achieved a 0.0 passer rating in the NFL. Has to make dad, Archie, proud.Looking at the list of QB's that have thrown for a 0 passing rating,talk
about keeping it in the family
List of NFL quarterbacks who have posted a passer rating of zero - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sometimes it's hard to tell when to quit. In 1959, Ted Williams had 272 at bats, 10 home runs, 43 rbis, and batted .254. Previously, he had never hit below .317. The man was going to be 41 years old at the start of the 1960 season. Time to hang it up? But in that last season, he hit .316, had 72 rbis, and 29 home runs in only 310 at bats. With 500 at bats, that is a projected 47 home runs and 116 rbis. He even stole 1 base! I'm glad he stayed around; and I will never forget listening on the radio to his last home run at his last at bat at Fenway.
Ted was in a neck brace for most of 1959, seriously compromised. In his autobiography he talked about it, and IIRC took a pay cut to come back in 1960.
Somehow I don't see Peyton in the same light.