11 minutes ago, NOTW said:

McNabb and Romo can have a podcast/show together.

Quarterbacks riding in cars getting drunk.

Throw in Jay Cutler too and you have got yourself a show. First guess, Mark Sanchez

You can't be the GOAT without playing in Philly. Welcome to Philly Mr. Greatest to ever play the game.

Seriously, I'm know nothing about basketball and I know Michael Jordan is widely considered the GOAT but Michael Jordan never made me want to watch basketball. Definitely be watching this season. #WelcomeHomeKingJames

1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Throw in Jay Cutler too and you have got yourself a show. First guess, Mark Sanchez

Endless guest list of NFL criminals.

1 hour ago, NOTW said:

Endless guest list of NFL criminals.

Not to mention the owners. Did Irsay ever have a day without godknowswhat? Or Jerruh?

ESP with another total backfire take and in record time.

8 hours ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

Any former nba player who played against MJ said he could have averaged 40+ a game easily in today’s era.

But I’m sure you know more than these guys.

Wilt Chamberlain scored 100 points in one game. I know this is before anyone time, but No one ever came close. I think Kobe had 81 in one game. I saw Jordan Play. Great player and my all-time favorite basketball personality, but Chamberlain...was arguably the best.

9 hours ago, Joe Ball said:

Roger took a beating his entire career. The below is from Google AI:

• Total Concussions: Estimated up to 20 total head injuries, including six instances where he was knocked unconscious.

• Retirement Decision: Walked away after the 1979 season despite a lucrative offer to keep playing, following medical warnings from a Cornell doctor that another concussion could have severe consequences.

• Era of Play: Played during a violent 1970s era devoid of modern concussion protocols or heavy quarterback protection.

Stance on Legal Action and Health

• No Lawsuit: Declined to participate in former players' legal action against the NFL, noting he accepted the physical realities of football.

• Expressed Concern: Acknowledged worries about potential long-term cognitive effects when discussing former teammate Tony Dorsett's health struggles.

Loved how he was portrayed in North Dallas 40.

8 hours ago, MF POON said:

I don't really see players today as more athletic, I just see an evolved, up-tempo game. I think guys from that era could play in today's league; the question would just be how would they play? Would they give up their attacking playstyle of drives and dunks/layups, post moves, and the midrange shot? or would they shelve all of that to some degree and shoot more 3's?

Also, football is a totally different sport. Basketball size matters to a degree, but skill beats it. If being bigger/athletic mattered more, Olajuwon wouldn't have mopped the floor with Shaq to sweep Orlando in the finals. Heck, just look at this past finals. There's absolutely no reason why the Spurs should've blown a 29 point lead, but they did it by playing stupid basketball, which was jacking up three point shots.

Hakeem was so athletic. Shaq wouldn’t have been able to cover him. (UH bias showing). I was doing Drop and Add, which they did in Hofienz Pavilion on the UH campus where the Cougars played and practiced. There were rumblings about this tall Nigerian and I remember looking down and his shooting was awful and I commented to the guy next to me that at least he’d get rebounds. Then he dribbled a dead ball with his foot (he was a pretty damn good soccer player) and we noted that athleticism. This was practice before his freshman year.

Might have to start watching basketball again.

7 hours ago, BigEFly said:

Loved how he was portrayed in North Dallas 40.

The QB, Seth Maxwell, was based on Don Meredith, not Staubach.

3 hours ago, just relax said:

The QB, Seth Maxwell, was based on Don Meredith, not Staubach.

The choirboy backup.

7 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

oh my God - what did he hit ? A train ?

34 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Wow. Now the injury bug there is including the HC.

I tried the Arby's cheesesteak.

One of the biggest frauds in fast food history.

The entire meat/cheese substance is a soupy soggy mess.

The bread is seeded to look more authentic, but the crust is not strong enough to prevent tearing and sogginess.

They pretended to do their homework by using Cooper cheese. But they got the bread wrong....

And even worse- Angus.

They used Angus instead of ribeye. And insult to injury- the Angus is more resemblant of chopped hamburger meat than shaved ribeye.

Who the hell researches, and passes this through the test kitchen? How?????

And there were so many reviews saying its good! Like, not a perfect philly cheesesteak but good enough to get the job done type of articles written, or on video reviews. NO! Thats not true.

And you can upgrade to a 1/2lb for $15+ dollars. That makes it the most expensive cheesesteak in my area. Ill go pay around 20 dollars for Gazzo's or some place in Philly. They are totally worth it.

Ill pay 12-15 for a good one in town hear me.

After seeing this one from Arbys, 15 dollars is a crime.

I got the smaller one for like $8.50 and got a free side with it. I had lunch for less than $10. On most days in 2026 finding that kind of value is a major win. But I still felt ripped off and so very disappointed in my decision. I would have ratherred take my chances with taco bell today. Arby's cheesesteak ranks below Subway's.

1 hour ago, SinCityEaglesFan2 said:

oh my God - what did he hit ? A train ?

An electrical substation 😬

36 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I tried the Arby's cheesesteak.

One of the biggest frauds in fast food history.

The entire meat/cheese substance is a soupy soggy mess.

The bread is seeded to look more authentic, but the crust is not strong enough to prevent tearing and sogginess.

They pretended to do their homework by using Cooper cheese. But they got the bread wrong....

And even worse- Angus.

They used Angus instead of ribeye. And insult to injury- the Angus is more resemblant of chopped hamburger meat than shaved ribeye.

Who the hell researches, and passes this through the test kitchen? How?????

And there were so many reviews saying its good! Like, not a perfect philly cheesesteak but good enough to get the job done type of articles written, or on video reviews. NO! Thats not true.

And you can upgrade to a 1/2lb for $15+ dollars. That makes it the most expensive cheesesteak in my area. Ill go pay around 20 dollars for Gazzo's or some place in Philly. They are totally worth it.

Ill pay 12-15 for a good one in town hear me.

After seeing this one from Arbys, 15 dollars is a crime.

I got the smaller one for like $8.50 and got a free side with it. I had lunch for less than $10. On most days in 2026 finding that kind of value is a major win. But I still felt ripped off and so very disappointed in my decision. I would have ratherred take my chances with taco bell today. Arby's cheesesteak ranks below Subway's.

It’s your fault for even trying it and having any positive expectations.

3 hours ago, BigEFly said:

The choirboy backup.

Ah. Been many years since I read it. My bad.