Coach, sorry I was a little bent out of shape. I believe he is mentally fine. All Manning look dopey. My girlfriend works at a rehab hospital so I get probably too senstive about comments like that.

The truth is, I love those goofy bastards. We have a kid named Mongo...

The Pattersons. Corey and Eric.

Corey for not living up to the hype as a Cub.
Eric for being his brother.

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well, Ryan covered that for me b/c i was about to get a little apeshit on ya Coach....

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that's o.k....
i can feel the guilt in Canada...

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Coach,
I believe this Col Jessep quote is appropriate:

Don't I feel like the fucking asshole?

A hated sports family:

The Boone clan

1) Aaron "fu@king" Boone for his 2003 dagger to my Red Sox lovin heart.

2) Bret Boone for his miserable performance during the HR derby at the Cell. I can't believe this juiced up drillrod just signed a minor league deal with the Mets.

3) Bob Boone for not pulling out in time

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Here's Coopers story: http://www.lbunion.com/article.php?608

Peyton. Eli. Cooper? Yes, there is a third Manning brother, and though he isn’t already slated for a Hall of Fame entrance, he may have had the potential. Cooper Manning, the oldest of the three Manning brothers, grew up just as driven to play sports as his younger brothers did.

He was a star wide receiver in high school, earning All-State honors while catching passes from his little brother, Peyton. He also played basketball, and was part of a team that won a state championship. He was good enough to get some recruiting attention from Division 1 football teams, even grabbing a scholarship to his father’s alma mater, Ole Miss.



He didn’t have long with that team, though. After nagging numbness in his hands, Cooper visited a doctor and was diagnosed with spinal stenosis, a serious spinal condition that meant the immediate end of his sports career. After extensive surgery to repair his spinal cord, Cooper had to apply the fabled Manning work ethic to a new task: learning how to walk again.

Eventually he made a full recovery, and he spends his time now as a successful broker for a large company and a family man with his wife and two children. He is also a significant part of the Manning family’s famed Manning Pass Academy, as a Senior Associate Director. His importance to the Manning family doesn’t end there, though, as Peyton says he talks to his brother at least one a week, asking for advice about football and life.

Cooper doesn’t talk much about his story, and says he just wants to be thought of as normal. But with his family, and his story, that’s one thing he’ll never be.

learning how to walk again......fun times....fun times....

btw...

who had the back pain? was that Hawkeye Vince? how is that going?

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No Nas, that's not why he's not off limits now. It's because he's a broker.

May I ask why? That's horrible.

coach....why? and please don't tell me you dumped a motorcycle...

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I thought he was married to former Bear tight end John Allred's sister...

That is true.

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Thanks for asking Doug - I got an epidural before Tgiving and it's still working pretty good. I have occassionally numbness in the leg and foot but not the constant issues I had before. I see the doctor tomorrow morning and see what the plan is from here. Surgery is still in the distance but hopefully that's a long time coming rather than more imminent. I am assuming he will want do another epidural in the not too distant future.

well, i'm glad the pain has lessened...

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Also he knows how to walk now.....Rip on him for being a Manning all you want.

Coach, I think WR owes you an apology now. Cram it is not an option!

The Kennedys (of Massachusetts, not Florda State). All I see and hear is how athletic they all were but every time you see a picture they look like 150 pound weaklings. TOUCH football? Maybe if there father had them play tackle he would have toughened them up.

Well in fairness, Michael Kennedy DID try starting up that Sonny Bono football league, but it never caught on.

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That could be huge, A7X. Football played on skis in the trees.

Love your new signature by the way. I heard the old dope say it too.

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Agreed Coach. Bloated Gumble has blown at least three calls. Get his fat ass back in studio pronto. You gotta love that afro toupee though.

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The Mc Claskeys.

Hate them and the McCaskeys.


Did everyone see Daddy pull strings in Miami to get his son an interview with the Dolphins? OK, they are on my hated list for sure.