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[Box_O_Rocks]

http://www.adweek.com/aw/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003087132

 

[MoLewisrocks]

And Vrabel seems to have inherited Tedy's Comcast gig - the grounds crew repaints the field with all the yard markers as "50" to placate him. It's to tout the Patriots On Demand coverage that offers you Patriots programming the way you like it.

Rodney is touting J&C Auto Glass on the radio in case someone smashes your windshield - good fit).

According to one of our board insiders this ads as perks for being good soldiers is a simmering locker room issue and one that really ticked off the twig. He should have his agent pitch him to AFLAC. They could develop a new product line that pays cash to cover your mortgage and feed your family and pay your fines when you can't work because your feelings are hurt.

 

[Box_O_Rocks]

According to one of our board insiders this ads as perks for being good soldiers is a simmering locker room issue and one that really ticked off the twig. He should have his agent pitch him to AFLAC. They could develop a new product line that pays cash to cover your mortgage and feed your family and pay your fines when you can't work because your feelings are hurt.

It makes you wonder of Deion was tied to the tracks whether the duck could get there on time?

 

[ctpatsfan77]

And Vrabel seems to have inherited Tedy's Comcast gig - the grounds crew repaints the field with all the yard markers as "50" to placate him. It's to tout the Patriots On Demand coverage that offers you Patriots programming the way you like it.

Finally saw this one during the Jaguars-Squealers game. All I can say about the ad is . . .

Best. Patriots. Ad. Ever. :rocker:

P.S. The MNF game reminds me of a comment made about a completely different event: It's like watching two woolly mammoths fighting in the La Brea Tar Pits. They're not trying to win so much as escape.