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Elway sowing his wild oats

Discussion in 'Sports and News' started by BYH, Sep 26, 2008.

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  1. micropolitan guy

    micropolitan guy Well-Known Member

    Good for him. Hope they're happy. He'll probably be spending a lot of time in Tempe the next couple years watching his son play at ASU.

    I guy I used to cover and occasionally still see at games also married a former Raider cheerleader. She looked much more like the girl next door than a tarted-up skank, was very intelligent, they have three kids and they're pretty darn happy.
     
    micropolitan guy, Sep 29, 2008
    #61
  2. Armchair_QB

    Armchair_QB Well-Known Member

    Saw 'em when I flipped over to the Miami-UNC game on Saturday. Took me a minute before I realized there was an insert there.

    I'd post a picture if I could find one.
     
    Armchair_QB, Sep 29, 2008
    #62
  3. qtlaw

    qtlaw Well-Known Member

    Just recycling the 80's LA Rams' "Embraceable Ewes" when T&A was rampant before the Christian Coalition spoiled everything.
     
    qtlaw, Sep 29, 2008
    #63
  4. Armchair_QB

    Armchair_QB Well-Known Member

    She doesn't look too slutty to me.

    But yeah, I would expect Oakland's cheerleaders have a pretty high Skank Factor. It's Oakland.
     
    Armchair_QB, Sep 29, 2008
    #64
  5. 21

    21 Well-Known Member

    I truly don't understand why this is notable in any way.

    A 46 yr old former athlete, who has been divorced for 5 years, is marrying a 41 year old who was a cheerleader twenty years ago.

    Wow.
     
    21, Sep 29, 2008
    #65
  6. GBNF

    GBNF Well-Known Member

    Elway has had a relatively rough go of it since his retirement - loss of his twin sister, his beloved father, and the crumbling of his marriage.

    I hope the greatest quarterback in NFL history has found happiness.
     
    GBNF, Sep 29, 2008
    #66
  7. Trouser_Buddah

    Trouser_Buddah Active Member

    Terry Bradshaw said on Sunday that he could tell by the body language that Brett Favre was unhappy playing in New York... ;)
     
    Trouser_Buddah, Sep 29, 2008
    #67
  8. imjustagirl

    imjustagirl Active Member

    I was going to ask what in the world the greatest quarterback in NFL history had to do with a thread about Elway.
     
    imjustagirl, Sep 29, 2008
    #68
  9. Bubbler

    Bubbler Well-Known Member

    Signs point to no.

    [​IMG]
     
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    Bubbler, Sep 29, 2008
    #69
  10. Jesus_Muscatel

    Jesus_Muscatel Well-Known Member

    Not even close.
    Unitas.
    Montana.
    Marino.
    Probably Brady.
    Otto Graham.
    Probably Sammy Freakin' Baugh.
     
    Jesus_Muscatel, Sep 29, 2008
    #70
  11. GBNF

    GBNF Well-Known Member

    You're right. Forget about the NFL career record for wins (since broken by Favre) while playing most of his career for a slightly above-average team. Finally he gets a running back, and he wins two Super Bowls. Three hundred passing touchdowns, No. 3 in passing yardage, completions and attempts.

    Meh. Nothing special.
     
    GBNF, Sep 30, 2008
    #71
  12. friend of a friend

    friend of a friend Guest

    If you're throwing out those numbers to support your claim, shouldn't that make Favre the greatest quarterback in NFL history?
     
    friend of a friend, Sep 30, 2008
    #72
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