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MatthewT 10-05-2009 05:35 PM

Re: Do you think Dierdorf has a salty taste in his mouth?
 
Dirty Sanchez, LMFAO... Yeah, Deardork and Gumball were pretty horrible, but it didn't really bother me that much. I thought Aikman and Buck were a little too giddy on the Eagles a couple weeks ago, but oh well. Probably one of the best in the business is Kenny Albert but he sure annoys the heck out of me. I do like the way Chris Myers calls a game.

TheDeuce 10-05-2009 06:15 PM

Re: Do you think Dierdorf has a salty taste in his mouth?
 
Dierdorf definitely was over the top yesterday. He kept commenting on how good the Jets defense was playing (and they were good), but no mention of how well the Saints defense played (i.e. two defensive scores, and only allowed 10 points). Pretty pathetic.

Papa Voodoo 10-05-2009 06:18 PM

Re: Do you think Dierdorf has a salty taste in his mouth?
 
I loved it when he was talking about all Sanchez needed to do is get a score and they'd be in good position right as he threw his second pick :o)

skymike 10-05-2009 06:51 PM

Re: Do you think Dierdorf has a salty taste in his mouth?
 
Slam Bam Foreverfan!

Saint_LB 10-06-2009 06:38 AM

Re: Do you think Dierdorf has a salty taste in his mouth?
 
I don't get the "salty taste in his mouth" question...could you please explain?

Saint_LB 10-06-2009 06:52 AM

Re: Do you think Dierdorf has a salty taste in his mouth?
 
Speaking of sports commentators...I have a question. (I know the answer...I just like to play games. :))

There is a sports announcer/analyst who is conspicuously missing this year. He is/was brash and arrogant...hardly letting his guest have a moment to talk. He was also an NFL veteran who never really made it big. Any guesses who I'm talking about?

Cruize 10-06-2009 07:30 AM

Re: Do you think Dierdorf has a salty taste in his mouth?
 
It's his job to play up the AFC. If I was a washed up ex-player, I would follow the script for a paycheck as well.

rich006 10-06-2009 10:03 AM

Re: Do you think Dierdorf has a salty taste in his mouth?
 
Playing devil's advocate:

- holding the Saints' offense to 3 points in the first 3 quarters is pretty dang impressive. What Dierdorf was saying was that despite Sanchez's critical mistakes, the Jets were still in it thanks to their defense.
- stopping the Saint's offense twice on 4th down (and a goal line stand from first and goal inside the 5) is dang impressive.
- Sanchez has looked brilliant at times and is already an impressive team leader. It's reasonable to expect him to grow into a very good NFL QB.

Overall, the Jets are a good team and played well on defense, and will probably only get better. They just got beaten by a better team.

SmashMouth 10-06-2009 09:34 PM

Re: Do you think Dierdorf has a salty taste in his mouth?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Saint_LB (Post 169058)
Speaking of sports commentators...I have a question. (I know the answer...I just like to play games. :))

There is a sports announcer/analyst who is conspicuously missing this year. He is/was brash and arrogant...hardly letting his guest have a moment to talk. He was also an NFL veteran who never really made it big. Any guesses who I'm talking about?

Errr.. Randy Cross?

SaintFanInATLHELL 10-06-2009 09:47 PM

Re: Do you think Dierdorf has a salty taste in his mouth?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Saint_LB (Post 169056)
I don't get the "salty taste in his mouth" question...could you please explain?

The inevitable result of oral stimulation... I think you may be able to connect the dots now...

SFIAH


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