football verbs that should be banned from use

[MtnJax]

"Shaken up" anytime a player is injured or down after a play. like, what the fug does that even mean!?!?! Really grinds my gears

[weyco2000]

Down to the sidelines, KD is standing by.


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[Wundrbread33]

Not too serious, just an observation. When talking about a player, the phrase, "Well when you look at..." is used like crazy.

When the message is:

"Thomas Davis is an instinctual, hard hitting player."

What they say is:

"Well when you look at Thomas Davis, you see an instinctual, hard hitting player."

[MV%doe]

Ben maller used to rant about overused sport verbs, I miss good sorts talk radio.

 

I dont have much to add, just the saying that triggers my jimmies hardcore is when athletes say " you know what I'm saying......" Over and over........." You know what I'm saying...."

[CarolinaJami']

14 hours ago, RelaxImaPro said:

Describing every halfway decent guy as "classy" or saying "he's got class" "pure class" etc.

Just say he's a good fuging dude.

I don't know why but the word "class" just irks me.

ex. "He needs to show some class"

Just has a condescending feel to it.