Guess who's back?

[Khyber53]

Meh. Jags gonna Jag.

[shaqattaq]

16 hours ago, PantherPhann89 said:

Congrats The Golden Calf of Bristol. Forget the hatters, do what you love...

[CarolinaLivin]

Brought in as a locker room guy. They're trying to change the culture and that's mainly why they brought big Tim. Production wise, I am sure he will touch the field as they didn't have much depth at TE.

Side note: he's already a better TE than Ian Thomas lol

[Burnout189]

Yeah, never understood the hate for The Golden Calf of Bristol. Seems like a genuinely good dude who stands up for what he believes in.

He just was/isn't a great NFL QB.

[LxDunn]

13 hours ago, Panthero said:

No actually i didnt mean that. Thanks for seeing race in my comment though, very original. In summation, go fug yourself. 

Yea right

[SizzleBuzz]

Burnout189  2,906

Posted 36 minutes ago

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Yeah, never understood the hate for The Golden Calf of Bristol. Seems like a genuinely good dude who stands up for what he believes in.

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Agreed  

Makes for a great story and I wish him well.  

Edited May 11, 2021 by SizzleBuzz

[Panthero]

1 hour ago, LxDunn said:

Yea right

[CRA]

 

 

[CRA]

45 minutes ago, SizzleBuzz said:

 

Burnout189  2,906

Posted 36 minutes ago

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Yeah, never understood the hate for The Golden Calf of Bristol. Seems like a genuinely good dude who stands up for what he believes in.

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Agreed  

Makes for a great story and I wish him well.  

The problem with The Golden Calf of Bristol was more so Skip Bayless/ESPN than The Golden Calf of Bristol himself. 

The Golden Calf of Bristol could of bounced around the league as a backup QB.  ESPN/Skip prevented The Golden Calf of Bristol from just being a bad QB that racked up big money from the sidelines. 

[Stumpy]

9 hours ago, OldhamA said:

He won two National Championships playing as a QB in a Spread Option offence. He's plenty athletic. 

Does holy water prevent aging now?