MNF=National TV. Superbowl=National TV.
ESPN=not national TV. It's cable.
MNF=National TV. Superbowl=National TV.
ESPN=not national TV. It's cable.
"Players can't get better over time." -GiantsFanatic
you are going to argue this point? ESPN is national, the game is broadcast to every City in the Country which makes it a Nat'l broadcast not regional unlike Sunday afternoon action.Originally Posted by General
I don't get ABC.
So for me, ESPN is more national!
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You don't have an ABC affiliate in WV?Originally Posted by Kingdom_of_Zito
I don't think they have telephones in WV either.
Or different last names...
"Players can't get better over time." -GiantsFanatic
Originally Posted by General
Hanging Chad, the man with the noodle arm, is done for the year.
NFL Network reports Chad Pennington will miss the 2005 season with a torn rotator cuff.
With Jay Fiedler also out at least six weeks, the Jets will start Brooks Bollinger this weekend. The Jets offense was in big trouble before this injury. Laveranues Coles and Justin McCareins lose value, while Curtis Martin will face teams loaded to stop the run. It's also fair to wonder what kind of future Pennington has. Never known for his strong arm, he will have a long road back from his second major shoulder surgery in as many years.
"Players can't get better over time." -GiantsFanatic
he has zero future as a QB. a torn cuff is bad enough for a pitcher, but its absolutely death on a QB, especially for one who cant throw anyways.
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you sound excited? That's very sad but I'll bet we still have a better record than the Giants. brooks showed me he can play in limited action last year and jay will be back in a few weeks. We have a D that can keep us in games so as long as Brooks doesn't make major mistakes and manages the game well we'll be ok.Originally Posted by General
Originally Posted by nyjunc
It depends on where you are located. I don't get ABC where I live right now. I don't get WGN either.
Marshall: MILSWANCAs?
Ted: Wait, I can get this. Mothers I'd like to sleep with and never call again.
Barney: Circle gets the square!
The 2074 MSL NL Gold Glove Recipient at Third Base.
Btw, Pennington isn't quite done yet since he's going to a specialist in 'Bama. It might just be scar tissue that's torn.
Marshall: MILSWANCAs?
Ted: Wait, I can get this. Mothers I'd like to sleep with and never call again.
Barney: Circle gets the square!
The 2074 MSL NL Gold Glove Recipient at Third Base.
That's not good news for him or the Jets. He's gotta get going soon or his career isn't going to amount to much.
I aim to try
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its a second opinion by James Andrews. he's also the guy who usually does it. either way he is done this year.Originally Posted by Kingdom_of_Zito
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As if the Jets fans weren't happy enough...
NEW YORK (AP) -- Vinny Testaverde, who spent some of his best NFL seasons with the New York Jets, is set to rejoin the team to replace Chad Pennington, lost for the season with a shoulder injury.
The agreement was confirmed to The Associated Press on Tuesday by a person with knowledge of the deal, but who declined to be identified.
The Jets are desperate for a veteran quarterback with the loss of Pennington, and his backup, Jay Fiedler, who also injured his shoulder after replacing Pennington in Sunday's loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
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Brooks Bollinger, in his third season, was expected to start for the Jets in Sunday's game against Baltimore.
Testaverde, who started for Dallas last season, was at the Jets' training complex Tuesday morning for a physical. He was unsigned when this season began.
The agreement was first reported by Newsday on its Web site.
Testaverde, who turns 42 in two months, grew up a few miles from the Jets complex, and was with the team from 1998 through 2003, leading them to the AFC title game in 1998.
The first overall pick in the 1987 draft by Tampa Bay, he has played 18 seasons in the NFL with the Bucs, Cleveland/Baltimore, the Jets and the Cowboys. He is sixth on the NFL's career list of passers with 44,476 yards.
Link: http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_yl...v=ap&type=lgns