it didn't if you paid any attention to his career outside that kick that was outside his rangeOriginally Posted by jfreeman
Yeah, I guess it didn't apply to Norwood
it didn't if you paid any attention to his career outside that kick that was outside his rangeYeah, I guess it didn't apply to Norwood
did you read the rest of my post?it didn't if you paid any attention to his career outside that kick that was outside his range
I did...before you edited itdid you read the rest of my post?
Aren't Larry Fitzgerald and Roy Williams number #11's?
Yes, and Kellen Winslow Jr. I believe.
From what I recall, he sucked pretty bad in the season after the super bowl. i remember a Raider OT win for the Bills on the road where Norwood missed a FG and 2 extra points.
Even announcer Don Criqui was busting on him.
yeah...I remember that...there was talk they wuld've tossed him from the plane had he missed the OT winner
we can only pray
Did he pick it because that was his highest Report Card grade?
Me too, it just looks wrong to me.
11 is way higher than his wonderlic
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7 & 11....Donahoe just likes playing craps.
7-11...that's about how good they may be too.
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Looks like I'll be duct taping over the Bledsoe name on my Jersey and put Parrish on there. Haha.
#11 is the standard # given to WR's and TE's who haven't picked a number yet. Unless he's a dip**** like Fitz, he'll have a real number soon.
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Now I will have to reapply the duct tape over my Johnson jersey that says Bledsoe and change it to Parrish.
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