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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.child please is literally sg3 with a different user name. You would think it was sg3 when he posts. Same cheaters drivel every single time the Pats are mentioned, and just as much a miserable person.
I cant decide the bigger idiot. It's a toss up between Ray Ray and sg3. Although child please is a sg3 clone.
"How are we going to stop the Patriots offense?"
How are we going to stop the Patriots offense? - TheGangGreen.com Message Board
Hilarious. Better than sex with a supermodel . . . ok, maybe not but still funny.
I like the couple of posts talking about 6'0"/220lb Landry putting 6'6"/265lb Gronk on his ass.
That's cute.
Someone suggesting they leave it to Welker to beat them too :bricks:
From PFT today ... priceless stuff:
Cromartie wanted no part of Tebow in November, or now | ProFootballTalk
Cromartie wanted no part of Tebow in November, or now
Posted by Mike Florio on March 20, 2012, 11:40 PM EDT
On a Thursday night in November, quarterback Tim Tebow engineered an Elwayesque late-game drive against the supposedly vaunted Jets defense, punctuating the come-from-behind win with a bull rush toward the end zone.
Playing the role of willing matador was cornerback Antonio Cromartie.
It wasn’t a full-blown Shonn Greene red-cape routine. Instead, Cromartie made no effort to get away from Broncos receiver Eric Decker. In fact, it looked like Cromartie held onto Decker in order to ensure Cromartie would be able to avoid throwing his body in front of the runaway “T” train.
And so it’s fitting, we suppose, that if Cromartie wanted no part of Tebow then, Cromartie also wants no part of Tebow now.
The Jets reportedly are interested in Tebow. Cromartie isn’t.
“We don’t need Tebow,” Cromartie wrote on Twitter. ”We sell out every home game let him go to Jacksonville Tampa or Miami. Our wildcat offense can b ran by J. Kerley or Joe McKnight we straight.”
While G.M. Mike Tannenbaum and coach Rex Ryan surely appreciate Cromartie’s personnel advice, it’s not Cromartie’s call. But if other players feel the same way, adding Tebow to an already dysfunctional locker room will serve only to make things even more fun in 2012.
Or, for Jets fans, completely depressing.
Is someone counseling Antonio Cromartie that his public analysis of the #jets every move is a good idea? Because, I would beg to differ.
This is proof that God has a sense of humor!