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Because he is an *** clown.
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Well, Brees was under pressure a lot against the Lions. I think two of those TD passes were "on the run" so to speak. The Lions got a lot of pressure on Brees, it just didn't affect him.
Because all those blows to the head that he took have made him go full retard.
I'm no Aikman fan, but the cruel comments and automatic assumption that he's bias against the Saints is a thoughtless response. I mean he did play a few downs as a QB so at least give him some credit before bashing him imto the ground. How much experience do you have? Try to give his opinion ten seconds of meaningful thought as to why he might feel that way before you blow his head off.
Your avatar is giving me thoughtless responses. HI YO!
Aikman's bias isn't an assumption, it's a fact that can be proven by listening to the Eagles game broadcase available on the Classic Games/2009 Game Videos thread at the top of the stickied threads. I rewatched the second half earlier this week and was astonished by his very clear bias against the Saints. IMO it borders on unprofessional. Go give it a listen.
If you think in any way that Troy is in any way not bias against all the teams that are not in the NFC east you are nuts or just too drunk to know better.SAINTS RULEYour avatar is giving me thoughtless responses. HI YO!
Aikman's bias isn't an assumption, it's a fact that can be proven by listening to the Eagles game broadcase available on the Classic Games/2009 Game Videos thread at the top of the stickied threads. I rewatched the second half earlier this week and was astonished by his very clear bias against the Saints. IMO it borders on unprofessional. Go give it a listen.
It's hard for me to respond to your comment with having to go back and look at PANHANDLES avatar over and over, I hope that's a chick.. or I've got some time with Edie Falco coming.
That was SAINTLY.:saintshelmet:It might have something to do with this...
http://www.victoriaadvocate.com/news/2009/sep/11/bc-fbn-nflcol-adv13da-_-sports-2600-words/?sports
Troy Aikman and Matthew Stafford share more than Highland Park addresses.
Both are quarterbacks. Both were first overall picks in NFL drafts. Both were named starters as rookies after their teams finished 3-1 in the preseason. And both will have made their NFL starting debuts at New Orleans against the Saints.
This is where Stafford hopes the similarities end. At least for a day, if not a season.
Aikman lost, 28-0, in his 1989 debut.
He also did not win a game in his rookie season, finishing 0-11.
Aikman threw for twice as many interceptions (18) as touchdowns (nine) and closed his rookie year with a passer efficiency rating of 55.7. He ranked 28th among the NFL's 28 starting quarterbacks.