You may have meant to search for bleeds--i.e. Drew Bledsoe retires

And I'm still waiting to see you actually contribute something in one of your posts. What are you doing on a thread that has nothing to do with teenagers having sex, anyway?

 

I thought there'd be stuff about Bledsoe. I was wrong.

 

When I hear Bledsoe's name, I always think of one of the ESPN commercial for their football shows. Berman is teaching a college class and he asks a student what Bledsoe's nickname is. The student thinks and responds "Drew bled so much that he needed a transfusion". Then Berman (or another student) says that it is a trick question and that he doesn't have a nickname.

 

You should be used to that by now.

 

Would you have been happier if I mentioned Drew likes to drool over teenaged girls on the Internet?

 

I clicked on this, still thinking there'd be info about Drew Bledsoe.

Still wrong.

 

Plunkett, yes - he was just a mad bomber - but Vinny T? I'd put them about the same.

 

Bledsoe actually took a bad team (thanks in large part to Parcells) to the Super Bowl. Testeverde really just floundered in Tampa Bay.

Vinny's penchant for interceptions -- be it a result of his colorblindness or languishing on bad teams -- also puts him a notch below Bledsoe.

 

The info is in the headline.

But just for you:

DREW BLEDSOE
Born: 2/14/72
College: Washington Stae
Drafted: 1st overall by New England, 1993
Other career transactions: Traded to Bills following 2002 season, signed by Cowboys prior to 2004 season
Passing yards: 44,611
Touchdowns: 251
Interceptions: 206
Career passing rating: 77.1
Number of life-threatening injuries: 1

 

You can thank Mr. Mo Lewis for keeping Belichick's head coaching career afloat.

 

Oh, Bledsoe. More durable for one; he played 70 more games.

 

Vinny had intangibles, too, though. Brought younger quarterbacks along. Good locker room influence. Played a shitton of games.

Bledsoe had a little more talent and success, probably, yes.