Drew Brees: 'Surreal' offseason for New Orleans Saints

[zigzag]

Drew Brees: 'Surreal' offseason for New Orleans Saints - NFL.com

[Fjeldur]

Originally Posted by zigzag

Let's face it: The prospect of Drew Brees actually leaving the New Orleans Saints was about as realistic as Roger Goodell and Jonathan Vilma catching a midnight screening of "The Dark Knight Rises" together.

Thats actually a pretty funny remark for nfl.com I think.

[StellarDynamic]

Maybe it's just funny. Seems to me like NFL.com puppets are trying to novelize the whole situation with comments like this.

[guidomerkinsrules]

Drew knows a lot of things but art history does not seem to be one
I would have to say that abstract expressionism describes the offseason much better than surreal

[Scorpius]

Originally Posted by guidomerkinsrules

Drew knows a lot of things but art history does not seem to be one
I would have to say that abstract expressionism describes the offseason much better than surreal

I'm pretty sure the fact that Goodell made things up about us makes it surreal.

[Proximo]

Originally Posted by StellarDynamic

Maybe it's just funny. Seems to me like NFL.com puppets are trying to novelize the whole situation with comments like this.

just good The Dark Knight Rises advertising is all.

btw, go see the movie!

[AARPSaint]

Originally Posted by guidomerkinsrules

Drew knows a lot of things but art history does not seem to be one
I would have to say that abstract expressionism describes the offseason much better than surreal

"The Scream" embodies this offseason for me.

[guidomerkinsrules]

Originally Posted by Scorpius

I'm pretty sure the fact that Goodell made things up about us makes it surreal.

nah - surreal would be like goodell saying, "i've looked at the evidence and have determined that these 4 saints players need to dress as giant elephants and dance the tarantella while re-enacting favre's wrangler commercials entirely in yiddish"

instead goodell picked up a big pail of **** and flung it at the media and said "let's see what sticks"
i stand by my abstract expressionism contention