"At The End Of The Day" Is The New "It Is What It Is"

[ncbobcat]

To death?

Nope, off. I know, that was just wrong. :eek:

[Doyle]

I have read just about every article and quote from Clausen since we drafted him and it's become clear that he loves using the phrase "At The End Of The Day". No wonder Fox loves this kid so much, now they can sit in the meeting rooms and talk about how at the end of the day it is what it is.

I'm glad someone else picked up on this. It's the only thing that has annoyed me about Clausen so far. I hope someone on the team tells him he's saying it constantly.

[monstercat]

Of course. Because sports fandom and cliches have always been joined at the hip and are one in the same.

If you can't take cliches, sports aren't for you......

All I'm saying is that you can't watch or listen to a player, coach or GM interview without hearing cliches, so if they send you into a hissy, then maybe you shouldn't watch or listen.

[Ricky Spanish]

i swear i was just noticing it a lot too. it's not just clausen, it's every athlete nowadays...

[Future of the Funchise]

Day is the last name of his boyfriend.

that explains why he's trying so desperately to get to the end

[88 Bronco]

I'm sick of the cliches.

At the end of the day

it is what it is

the national football league

more times than not

and a whole fuging list i'm forgetting!

Seriously, we should avoid clichés like the plague

[Jangler]

that explains why he's trying so desperately to get to the end

Thanks, I really hate explaining my jokes.