Elway sowing his wild oats

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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.
 
Chef said:
waterytart said:
Ben_Hecht said:
Starman said:
Elway and Janet met as freshmen at Stanford, so it's fair to guess they are about the same age (although John might be a couple years older due to 'jockshirting ' in high school).

48 vs. 41. Yeah, John is robbing the cradle. ::)

WTF. He got divorced in 2003. Why shouldn't he get remarried? Was he supposed to marry the 185-pound checkout clerk at Mickey D's?


Year by year, the Raiders and the Dolphins field the two sluttiest cheerleading squads in the game.

Have you seen the U's cheerleaders' outfits with the (large) flesh-colored insert in the tops? Yep, that's why parents send their daughters to college.

No.

But I would like to.

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.
 
waterytart said:
Ben_Hecht said:
Starman said:
Elway and Janet met as freshmen at Stanford, so it's fair to guess they are about the same age (although John might be a couple years older due to 'jockshirting ' in high school).

48 vs. 41. Yeah, John is robbing the cradle. ::)

WTF. He got divorced in 2003. Why shouldn't he get remarried? Was he supposed to marry the 185-pound checkout clerk at Mickey D's?


Year by year, the Raiders and the Dolphins field the two sluttiest cheerleading squads in the game.

Have you seen the U's cheerleaders' outfits with the (large) flesh-colored insert in the tops? Yep, that's why parents send their daughters to college.

Just recycling the 80's LA Rams' "Embraceable Ewes" when T&A was rampant before the Christian Coalition spoiled everything.
 
kokane_muthashed said:
The lovely couple...
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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.
 
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.
 
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.
 
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GBNF said:
I hope the greatest quarterback in NFL history has found happiness.

Terry Bradshaw said on Sunday that he could tell by the body language that Brett Favre was unhappy playing in New York... ;)
 
I was going to ask what in the world the greatest quarterback in NFL history had to do with a thread about Elway.
 
GBNF said:
I hope the greatest quarterback in NFL history has found happiness.

Signs point to no.

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GBNF said:
I hope the greatest quarterback in NFL history has found happiness.

Not even close.
Unitas.
Montana.
Marino.
Probably Brady.
Otto Graham.
Probably Sammy Freakin' Baugh.
 
Jesus_Muscatel said:
GBNF said:
I hope the greatest quarterback in NFL history has found happiness.

Not even close.
Unitas.
Montana.
Marino.
Probably Brady.
Otto Graham.
Probably Sammy Freakin' Baugh.

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.
 
If you're throwing out those numbers to support your claim, shouldn't that make Favre the greatest quarterback in NFL history?
 
GBNF said:
Jesus_Muscatel said:
GBNF said:
I hope the greatest quarterback in NFL history has found happiness.

Not even close.
Unitas.
Montana.
Marino.
Probably Brady.
Otto Graham.
Probably Sammy Freakin' Baugh.

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.

Not overwhelmingly so.

J_M's list is pretty strong. Only suggestions are to add Brett Favre and there's nothing "probable" about Sammy Baugh. He's belongs on the list without question.
 
friend of a friend said:
If you're throwing out those numbers to support your claim, shouldn't that make Favre the greatest quarterback in NFL history?

Favre never could move like Elway did, and Elway has two titles to Favre's one.
 
GBNF said:
friend of a friend said:
If you're throwing out those numbers to support your claim, shouldn't that make Favre the greatest quarterback in NFL history?

Favre never could move like Elway did, and Elway has two titles to Favre's one.

Elway had Terrell Davis.

Favre had, uh, umm... Desmond Howard.
 
GBNF said:
friend of a friend said:
If you're throwing out those numbers to support your claim, shouldn't that make Favre the greatest quarterback in NFL history?

Favre never could move like Elway did, and Elway has two titles to Favre's one.

Terry Bradshaw has four. I guess he's twice as good as Elway.

Well, actually, he is.
 
Double J said:
GBNF said:
friend of a friend said:
If you're throwing out those numbers to support your claim, shouldn't that make Favre the greatest quarterback in NFL history?

Favre never could move like Elway did, and Elway has two titles to Favre's one.

Terry Bradshaw has four. I guess he's twice as good as Elway.

Well, actually, he is.

And Trent Dilfer is better than Dan Marino.
 
Double J said:
GBNF said:
friend of a friend said:
If you're throwing out those numbers to support your claim, shouldn't that make Favre the greatest quarterback in NFL history?

Favre never could move like Elway did, and Elway has two titles to Favre's one.

Terry Bradshaw has four. I guess he's twice as good as Elway.

Well, actually, he is.

No way Bradshaw was better.
 
Wait a minute, are you saying the GBNF theory of more titles equals better quarterback is wrong?
 

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