Wednesday, December 26, 2007
The Beat Squad Defense...
Here's the lineup:
LB - Lawrence Taylor: The following accolades can be attributed to the man who revolutionized the Linebacker position... (tribute clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvHZqrNp_QU )
- The Giants defense in 1980, pre LT, was the second worst in the league giving up 425 points over the course of the season. After LT joined the Giants defense they were third best in the league, giving up 257 points. Yes, Bill Parcells was also seen for the first time as the defensive coordinator, but LT was a big part of that defense turning around.
- Everyone who's reading this knows what a sack is in football, not many know when it was created. The answer is 1982, after LT came into the league. They created it because LT rushing the QB in the manner that he did was something the league hadn't needed to keep track of until they saw how much of a game changing play it was. The freaking sack was created because of this guy...that's the hardest thing any football player can say.
- He had 20.5 sacks from the linebacker position...that is unheard of...
- He was the NFL MVP in 1986. In case you were wondering, the AP has given a defensive player the MVP three times in 50 years.
Obviously it would be fun to go out with this dude, I mean did you see him in Any Given Sunday? He cut an f'ing car in half with a god damn chain saw, who would not enjoy seeing that? ( I've searched all over, but can't find a picture...sorry) Given LT's flair for addiction and just general badassness, I could see something absolutely insane happening out of hanging out with him. Plus, if anything rowdy happens, you can count on him re-enacting Joe Theisman's leg injury on any gibrone's...(don't watch this if you have a weak stomach)
Monday, December 24, 2007
Musical Interlude
Let me know what you all think.
Asian My New Haircut
What I didn't know is that there is an Asian version. I know, I know, the first thing I think of when i see an Asian version of anything is "god this is gonna be gay." Trust me just watch the thing you f'in geisha.
Ok, it wasn't awesome...but it's the first god damn time I have not been completely disappointed in an Asian version of anything, so I thought it needed to be publicized.
It's been awhile...
Needless to say, now that I'm off for the rest of the year, I'll be posting up some good shit to keep whoever the hell is reading this interested...
First two videos that need to be watched:
Friday, December 7, 2007
Thursday Night Football
Thursday, December 6, 2007
The Beat Squad Offense
Pretty fuckin' awesome if you ask me. So I got to thinking, if you somehow got into a brawl on the streets of Philadelphia; say against Pacman Jones' crew, who from the NFL would you want to have your back. Then I thought...all NFL players would kick ass in a fight, which ones would supply you with an unbelievable story basically every night you went out with them? Here's my offensive drinking Juggernaut:
QB: Ryan Leaf - Alright, in my defense think about every QB you can think of over the past 20 years. Who is more unstable than Ryan Leaf? This dude is up to the brim with potential for the best night you've ever had. I could see any of the following happening on a night out with Ryan: Tries to hit on a girl...gets shut down...and begins to cry at the bar, sees a reporter and busts into a 40 yd. dash and tackles him/her out of consciousness, passes out at the bar because he realizes he is a failure at life and the whole posse proceeds to draw on him with a sharpie. Yeah, Ryan Leaf it is...
RB: Emmitt Smith - This guy can't speak the English language when he is sober (assuming he is sober when he is on air), imagine the crazy stuff he would say when he is wasted. Either he is "slow" or he did a lot of drugs in Gainesville. Here's some examples of how special Emmitt smith is:
http://sports.espn.go.com/broadband/video/videopage?&brand=null&videoId=2973309&n8pe6c=2
FB: Jim Brown - Yeah, check it out on the NFL Hall of Fame...he is a fullback and he is supposedly from the modern era. I've had a deep desire to find out why Jim Brown is so hard, I'm hoping that alcohol can unleash the fury...upon someone in an authentic Brady Quinn jersey. Seriously tell me you don't want to hang out with this guy...I mean, where did all of these hats come from?
TE: Mike Ditka - OK, Ditka played in the 70's that's modern right? Anyways, who wouldn't want to go out drinking with a guy who A) you could chant Da Bears Da Bears Da Bears Da Bears Da Bears Da Bears Da Bears Da Bears to & B) forced you to smoke stogies in a non-smoking bar. My god look at those blue blockers...
plus he's a man's man...
Lineman: (I'm only going with two because only two have any value)
T: Kyle Turley - Only other player in the NFL that I think is as loose a cannon as Ryan Leaf. On the other hand, there is no way this guy could ever black out from insecurity the way Leaf would; he is a one man ass-kickin machine. Any guy who A) has worse tattoos than Shockey's Eagle and B) would throw an NFL lineman's helmet 40 yards during a football game is ok in my book.
G: Nate Newton - This 327 pound monster blocked the likes of Lawrence Taylor and other coke heads in the NFL throughout the 90's. He also spent the better part of two years in prison for being arrested two times in six weeks with mass quantities of drugs; once with 213 lb. of marijuana and another time with 175. He will definitely beat the crap out of anyone who has beef, and afterwards the beat squad can all go back to his place and have a good time.
WR: Michael Irvin - Four reasons...A) There is no way Irvin rolls with less than 6 girls, to any establishment
B) This dude dresses like the biggest asshole of all time...

man, look at that velvet...
C) every time we finish a shot he will encourage us do this...
D) his collection of fur coats
WR: Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch - OK, Elroy isn't modern, but he's awesome. In a real sense, this guy apparently revolutionized the football game at wide receiver and I would like to hang out with him. He amassed 1500 yards and 17 TD's in '51 (10 were over 50 yds long), he invented the long threat, he gave Carson Palmer and every other throw deep QB a job, he's a baller. If you really want to know why I would want to drink with him...I'm hoping he can top this performance...
Ok, I need to work tomorrow, I'll put the all-time awesome drinking partners defense up soon...
Thursday, November 29, 2007
If you're like me...

Fuck you Comcast, I hope your accounting staff starts smoking joints with you balance sheets.
If you travel a lot for work, you may want to watch this video I just was forwarded in an email...
Thursday Night Thread GB @ Dallas (-7)
Non-stat related:
Green Bay is blowing my mind...Brett Favre is tied for fourth in the league with 22 touchdowns, which is fine but you would expect 29 interceptions...you would find 8. They are the youngest team in the league but have apparently come together around Grizzly Adams Favre and Chucky Woodson.
Dalas is so relaxed about everything on and off the field it makes me think that they are in that zone where all they aren't thinking about anything, just playing the game. When you hear interviews from Super Bowl winners after the fact, they usually talk to their demeanor during the season as something similar to the Cowboys right now...no the cowboys aren't going to win the Super Bowl...I'm just trying to not make a point. I think they can beat anyone in the NFL. (They could probably beat the Patriots once out of five contests)
Stat related:
Green Bay is 18th and 13th against the pass and run respectively, but 6th in pts allowed. I'm thinking that relates somewhat to a tough red zone defense. Interesting thing I just checked out, 11 of Romo's last 12 TD's were over 20 yards. Dallas is number two in Offense and Green Bay is number three, both have fantastic passing games and decent defenses. Only difference is Green Bay has a lack of a running game and Dallas doesn't. However, Dallas gives 70% of its yards through the air which is Green Bay's specialty.
Prediction:
I heard a great point this morning on Mike and Mike in the morning; "Brett Favre hasn't been under a lot of stress in terms of having to win games." Oh like when Favre threw two touchdowns in the fourth quarter to beat San Diego by seven, or when Favre threw one of the most impressive passes I have ever seen in OT to win at Denver. Yeah, good point. I'm thinking Brett Favre has three touchdowns and an INT on the way to his winless streak continuing in Texas.
Dallas wins because of Romo's pre-game speech about how he hates Wisconsin in the winter time
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Iversen wakes up, realizes he is bad at making NFL Picks
You are all dumber, and hopefully not poorer, from reading those picks and may god have mercy and my soul.
Hopefully I can pick my head out of my ass and make some good picks. In my defense, I lost the Denver game because Mike Shanahan didn't realize that the only offense Chicago has is Devin Hester (everyone fucking knows that, come on). I also lost the Pittsburgh game that was played on the worst field conditions I have ever seen, causing the horrible Dolphins to somewhat stay in the game (side note: hilarious that Ricky Williams is out for the year)



I should have, however, realized that Eli Manning has as much talent at throwing the football as Urkel had at laying pipe to the winslow daughters. I suck, but at least I'm not named Eli.
Sunday, November 25, 2007
NFL Week 12 picks and the games I would actually bet on
- Tennessee (-2) @ Cincinnati
Cincy has looked decent in it's last two games, specifically because of the return of Chris Henry. Tennessee is not an amazing team on paper, and if you look at their wins (Jax, NO, ATL, Hou, Oak, Car) they've only beaten good team (JAX) and that was when the human bowling ball still had his head up his ass. Believe me, I know how bad Cincy is, but I just think with Henry back in the lineup the Cincy crowd will get a Thanksgiving treat from the bungles.
- Buffalo @ JAX (-9)
Jacksonville is too physical for Buffalo on offense, MJD should have a big day against a bills defense ranked 31st in the league. Lynch is out with an ankle injury which severely hinders the Bills ability to not lose yards on every play. Buffalo is a team that can surprise a lot of teams but I just don't see it happening this week.
- Choakland @ KC (-5)
I would usually pick KC @ home, but I have this to think about: LJ is out, Priest Holmes decided it wasn't worth dying to play football, and the Chiefs used their hindsight to trade Michael Bennett to Tampa earlier this year. This all equates to Kolby Smith, a rookie from Louisville lining up as the Chiefs RB. The Raiders are talking about possibly putting Jamarcus into the game this week which would be interesting. The bottom line is I'm picking a good defense at home because both offensive lineups suck.
- Houston @ Cleveland (-3.5)
This game scares me a little..did you know Houston has the 8th ranked offense in the league? Yeah me neither, nor did I know that they have the 6th best passing attack in the league. Now that Andre Johnson is back (120yds + TD last week) I think he is going to have a huge game against a horrible Browns defense.
- Seattle (-3) @ STL
Seattle has two wins against San Fran and a win against Cincinnati and STL when they sucked. I think the Seahawks get introduced to the Rams who actually play Jackson and Bulger and get beat by 7.
- Vikings @ Giants (-8)
Look for the Giants to air it out against the Vikings for two reasons, their backfield is banged up and Minnesota's pass defense blows. If you have Eli Manning, as much as I hate him because he is related to Peyton, you should play him against any defense that lets up 300yds through the air per week. There are two questions surrounding if this game will be close or not: 1: Is Purple Jesus playing & 2: Will the Giants stack 11 in the box to stop Minnesota? Everyone knows Minnesota sucks ass at passing, but if there is any coach who could pull a Norv Turner and keep 7 in the box against this team it's Tom Coughlin...By guess is Spagnuolo puts 9 in the box and the Giants beat them by 10.
- Saints (-3) @ Panthers
Let it be known that this is probably the most unpredictable game of the week. New Orleans is so inconsistent that I could see them winning this game by 30 or losing it by thirty, against the Panthers. The Panthers are horrible, how horrible? They have one of the best wide receivers in the NFL, a decent running game and they've lost four straight and they're praying that a 44 year old QB is going to be healthy enough to start for them. On top of that, there is word around the team that Matt Moore could see playing time if David Carr struggles at all...who the f is Matt Moore?
- Redskins @ Bucs (-3.5)
I hate the Redskins
- 49ers @ Cardinals (-11)
The Cardinals are tough at home (3-1), playing against a team that I think might lose to the dolphins. I can't see the 49ers being closer then 2 TD's
- Denver @ Chicago (-1)
Rex Grossman is back in the saddle. Perfect timing against one of the better secondaries in the league, let the booing commence. Interesting Note, Andre Hall is going to be starting for the Broncos today so keep an eye on him fantasy wise.
- Baltimore @ SD (-9)
Steve McNair is out for this game, which most likely helps the Ravens...that's how bad they are. On a positive note, Ed Redd and Samari Rolle have been practicing this week and it looks like they'll play. I still don't think they will help a defense which has been giving up 30 points a game over their last three. Norv Turner, don't mess this up.
- Eagles @ Pats (-25)
Pats at home against a McNabbless Birds squad, not by 25 points...they aren't the Bills.
- Dolphins @ Steelers (-16)
Do I really need to defend this game? The Steelers walked into the Jets game thinking all they had to do was show up to win, I don't think that will happen this week...Joey Porter's back in town.
My Bets of the Week:
Teaser - JAX, Giants, Cardinals
Teaser - Cleveland (Over 46), Cardinals, SD, Pittsburgh [3:1 payout]
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Thanksgiving Day Lines
- Green Bay (-4) @ Detroit
I know an away team favored is usually solmewhat of a trap game to bet on, but I really like Green Bay in this one. Main reason is Detroits pass defense is 30th and Green Bay's pass offense is 2nd in the league. Also, Detroit hasn't won a Thanksgiving game since 2003 and Green Bay has the last five last games against the spread, sounds good to me. The over is sitting @ 47 and if I had to, I would parlay Green Bay and the over.
- NYJ @ Cowboys (-14.5)
I know all of the Jets fans are pumped because they pulled one on the Steelers last week, but I don't think that's happening again. They played a team last week that walked into New York thinking they were going to snag a win just by showing up. Cowboys roll on the Jets, T.O. scores five touchdowns...
- Indianapolis (-12.5) @ Atlanta
Jesus Christo what the fuck happened to the Colts, lost two straight against the spread and have been very unimpressive if you ask me. Too bad Atlanta fuckin blows, you'd have to conjure up a pretty impressive pre-game story for me to not see Indy winning by two touchdowns.
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Keepin it Real
Sunday, November 18, 2007
Holy Crap
Saturday, November 17, 2007
Dipset for life...
In the words of my buddy Jon, Cam'ron stinks more than Ken Caminiti's corpse...
Friday, November 16, 2007
So I've been checking out oldschool WWF video's
Come on in, where nightmares are the best part of my day
I also wanted to put up some of these Hogan gems...
and since we're at it, Mr. T might be the most standup guy on the planet, takes out ten minutes from his workout routine to give Letterman an interview...
I really need to do something with my life outside of looking up shit on youtube.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Happy Birthday Macho Man Randy Savage!
While we're on the subject, I just wanted to let you all know...much like the Ultimate Warrior, I do not support smoking, crack or cigarettes.
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Buckeye Babes
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Starbury Leaves the Knicks, Avg. IQ in Locker Room Skyrockets...
That isn't even the good video. Remember his sister who he said would "sit around for hours and wait for the truth?" Well he talks about "feeling her soul" while kissing her in this one...
This is one of the best interviews I have ever listened to...
- The focus on Zach Randolph being able to shoot college 3-pointers.
- Making out with his sister.
- Saying he's going to average 10 points, 12 assists and two or three dimes.
- Stating that it's all about winning "shiny stuff" then immediately stating he only plays to win individual games, not championships.
Let me know if you guys have any other ridiculous interviews in the comments
Sunday, November 11, 2007
American Gangster: Roc Boys
Saturday, November 10, 2007
Friday, November 9, 2007
Best Soulja Boy video
(Update: Check out # 58 on the right of the screen, he tries to get into it thinking maybe it's a new line dance, he then quickly comes to the realization that he is in fact white)
Despite the fact that this is going on in the middle of the game, it's @ UCF...a game in which they were trailing in the fourth quarter until Jamal Charles broke a 54 yard run in the fourth quarter to win it.
Stay tuned for my top 10 favorite NFL moments...
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
The Next Ryan Seacrest?
"If you have anorexic, go get tested."
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
NFL Picks for the Week
These are all Vegas Lines, my picks are bolded:
- Buffalo (-3) @ Miami
Name one player on Miami's offense that you think can win this game for them. I'll counter with Marshawn Lynch and Lee Evans (5 TD in his last 3 games @ Miami). Maybe it's time for Miami to think about bringing back Ray Finkle.
- Jacksonville @ Tennessee (-4)
This game is a tough one, Vince Young has hit a major sophomore slump this year, his top rushing performance is 54 yards and his top passing is 154, but god this kid just knows how to win. On top of that the Tennessee defense has been stellar (giving up a paltry 66 yards per game) and if David Garrard doesn't start good old Quinn Gray (who has a sparined ankle) will be throwing balls ten yards past every receiver on the field like he did against Indy two weeks ago.
Injury Note: David Garrard had a high ankle sprain two weeks ago and he practiced Wednesday he has the big Q for Sunday
- Denver @ Kansas City (-3)
Main question is can Priest Holmes light a fire under a team that averages 79.5 yards a game on the ground? If he does, this game is money in the bank at home for KC. The other question is how does Denver respond to getting the crap knocked out of them last week against Detroit 44-7. Bottom line is KC's ground game is HORRIBLE, they're going up against Bailey and Bly. On the other hand Denver's offense could very well be starting Ramsey and Selvin Young, get ready for a horrible game...Home team wins this one
Injury Notes: Larry Johnson out with foot injury, Jay Cutler's leg isn't broken in half...he might start, Mike Shanahan said Henry will play...some.
- Cleveland @ Pittsburgh (-9.5)
This is going to be one of two games: a close high scoring game, a blowout in the steelers favor. I'm going with the latter. Cleveland has been good thanks to the Derek Anderson/Braylon/Winslow connection, but their defense is allowing over 411 yards per game. On the other hand, Pittsburgh has a top ten offense (#2 Rushing attack), and drum roll please...the #1 D in the league. Oh yeah, forgot to mention, this season the Steelers have outscored opponents at home 122-26. Good luck Cleveland, you're going to need it.
- STL @ New Orleans (-11.5)
I'm only writing one sentence for this game, welcome to 0-9 STL.
- ATL @ Carolina (-4.5)
Vinny is going to start this week and he knows one thing, throw the ball to Steve Smith because he can win the game by himself. Atlanta sucks, I don't really have to defend this do I? On paper, this is actually a pretty close game so I'm giving the edge to the home team.
- PHL @ Washington (-3)
Philadelphia is a lost team right now, their city is blaming Donovan for all of their losses and the team continues to lose games they should be winning. If you look at the stats on paper, Philadelphia should win this game, their offense is better and their defense is only slightly worse than Washington's. An interesting thing is that Philly's starting safety Sean Considine is now out for the season and Quintin Mikell will be the new starter. Too bad Washington only runs or this might make a difference. I think momentum/home field advantage plays a huge role in this one and Washington pulls off a victory.
- Minnesota @ Green Bay (-6)
Minnesota - Can't do anything but run (30th in passing) which Green Bay can stop.
Green Bay - Can't do anything but pass, which Minnesota can't stop.
Who would have thought Green Bay would be 8-1 after nine games? Not me, I'll tell you that much.
- Cincinnati @ Baltimore (-4)
Did everyone else see Baltimore on Monday? To give you an example of how bad they were: 104 total yards on 51 plays, Steve was 16-31 for 40 yards an interception, he was sacked six times and he fumbled twice. Yeah, they were playing the best defense in football, but they were horrible. Even against the stingy Cincinnati defense I still don't think they can win. They just looked that bad. Baltimore's defense could keep this close, but I think Cincy pulls this one off. FYI: Chris Henry is also back this week.
- Chicago (-3.5) @ Oakland
Let it be known, Lane Kiffin will kick to Devin Hester. Chicago has a knack for staying in games, no matter if it's low scoring or high scoring they always somehow stay in it. I think Hester will make a big enough difference to allow Chicago to win this one.
- Dallas (-1) @ New York
Both of these defenses are mediocre, both of their offenses are loaded with offensive talent, watch out for a high scoring game. Even though Dallas on paper does have a slightly better defense I think the Giants pass rush is going to be up to the task in The Meadowlands. I give the edge to the home team in a close high scoring game. I can't believe I'm rooting for this loser
- Detroit @ Arizona (-1)
I can't believe this line, Detroit just blew out an (at the time) decent team in Denver and now they are underdogs in Arizona. I understand Fitz and Boldin can burn Detroit's secondary, but the Detroit Lions lead the league in takeaways with 24 (+8 differential) and the Cardinals are almost dead last with 9 (-9 differential). The front seven of Detroit has created seven fumbles which counts in as money against the fumble happy QB Kurt Warner, good night Arizona.
- Indy (-3.5) @ SD
Indy is going to get back on track in San Diego. Norv Turner 101: When your up seven points on a Minnesota team that has it's backup quarterback in the game and all they do is run, what should you do? Stack the box and run the shit out of L.T. is what anyone would say. Well Norv proceeded to run a 4-3, occassionally bring in eight into the box, and allow Purple Jesus to rack 296 yards rushing IN THE SECOND HALF. On top of this, L.T. rushed the ball three times in the second half. THREE TIMES? What in gods name is he thinking, bring back Marty.
- San Fran @ Seattle (-10)
San Fran, you've lost 6 straight and you've won your two games by a combined 4 points. Good thing Mike Nolan was worried about wearing suits in the off season rather than getting his team ready to play football. Don't get me wrong Seattle isn't good and Alexander is day-to-day but maybe it will help that he's out. Seattle is good enough to win by ten at home against one of the worst teams in the NFL.
Right Back At You Dantonio
The following Mike Hart comment fueled some of what Mark is upset about:
"I was just laughing," Hart said after being asked how he felt when Michigan trailed by 10 points with seven minutes remaining in the Wolverines' 28-24 win. "I thought it was funny. They got excited. Sometimes you get your little brother excited when you're playing basketball, and you let him get the lead, and then you come back and take it back."
I'm happy to see Michigan begin to be a little cocky again, but it was MSU...not OSU. They have two big games (against two teams with banged up backs) to win in order to win the Big Ten and make something of this season that started in a deep state of depression.
Thanks for the laugh Chad...