To all you know it alls........... (1 Viewer)

[scttybb]

Who claim that there is no way anybody could do any of these things that these nfl players are doing on these fantasy commercials. I am not saying all of them are real but some people on here just think they know everything and they don't

Jason Campbell was on a radio show in Alabama this morning and he said he actually did this but it did take him at least 50 tries. No camera tricks.



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[antipop]

people on here just think they know everything and they don't

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[geauxboy]

Me no thinking so.

 

[meily]

They do....its makes it hard to have real football conversations...because of those type people and the people who always thinks there is some underlining theme, nothing can ever be what it is..its always something more.

 

[Colin311]

:17:

Your picture is underneath the defintion of Know-it-all.

 

[tenordas]

He had to be kidding. That's not even possible. Look at the velocity with which he throws the balls. He throws them the same, so how could the second one possibly catch up to the first one? Simple physics dictates it is not possible. Oh, I suppose angles could account for it (o (throwing the first in a high arc, the second more straight on) , but to suggest the balls would drop exactly to the receivers when they hit each other is just silly.
Nice fairy tale, though.

 

[Saint James]

There is absolutely KNOW way he did that.

 

[canuckredux]

He had to be kidding. That's not even possible. Look at the velocity with which he throws the balls. He throws them the same, so how could the second one possibly catch up to the first one? Simple physics dictates it is not possible. Nice fairy tale, though.

Different trajectories. First one is a high arc, 2nd more on a line.

 

[tenordas]

Different trajectories. First one is a high arc, 2nd more on a line.

You beat me to my edit. I have a habit of posting too quickly...

 

[DeuceMcAllisterFan]

If that was true then the Colston's no look 1 handed catch on his commercial is the real deal. There you go. But seriously, that looks legit.

 

[geauxboy]

Oh please. It's one thing to hit the other ball in mid air, but it's COMPLETELY another to have balls go exactly where the two guys wwere standing without moving AT ALL. 50 tries? Try more 50,000 tries just to get it close which still won't have the same results as the commercial.

 

[scttybb]

He said he has been practicing it for two years or more and yes he said he lobbed the first one and beamed the second one.

 

[DeuceMcAllisterFan]

Maybe he's talking about hitting the ball.

 

[whodatman81]

There is absolutely KNOW way he did that.

What?

 

[scttybb]

Oh please. It's one thing to hit the other ball in mid air, but it's COMPLETELY another to have balls go exactly where the two guys wwere standing without moving AT ALL. 50 tries? Try more 50,000 tries just to get it close which still won't have the same results as the commercial.

Perfect example of what I was saying. Some people just think they know everything.