False RUMOR: Gibbs in bad accident

[nicodywill]

what's he looking up at the scoreboard he looks like he's gonna have a heart attack

 

[nc1054]

That's when they beat the Boys last year on MNF with a pair of Moss TD's in the final minutes...and then the Deadskins proceeded to act like they had just helped God defeat satan and save the world from anhialation....

 

[VA Cowboy]

Remember....
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...that'll teach him to EVER try and show up the Boys in Big D...

I hope no one tries dumping gatorade on Parcells.

And if they do, I hope there's no kids around

 

[nicodywill]

ohhh i thought maybe that was a superbowl victory or something

 

[50cent]

Its being reported that Joe Gibbs just passed in a car accident. Will have more later.

 

[aznhalf]

What the...

Where is this being reported?

I hope its not true....

 

[nicodywill]

r u serious ****

 

[The30YardSlant]

WHOA!!!!! Dear Lord, I hope its not true

 

[Rocky]

Source??

 

[The30YardSlant]

Where are you hearing this???

 

[bbgun]

Nothing at Wash Post or ESPN. This better be a bad joke.

 

[nicodywill]

hopefully the national enquirer

 

[parchy]

Source??

On ES they're saying some cop called into the Ferrell show on Sirius and said Gibbs was in critical condition, but I haven't seen anything to substantiate the claim that he might be dead. Hell, the cop thing could be fake for all I know.

 

[VA Cowboy]

No major sources are even reporting he had an accident.

 

[Shotgun Dave]

A seriously sick radio joke

Someone self-identified as a D.C. police officer called Scott Ferrall's Sirius satellite radio show tonight with claims that Joe Gibbs had been injured in a car accident.

No local news/sports media have reported anything along those lines this entire night so the story seems a fraud. Whether Farrell is in on this awful joke is unclear as of the time of this post. What is clear though is that Ferrall never should have run the story on his show without any outside confirmation in the first place.

Untold numbers of Washington Commanders fans and God forbid, perhaps even Gibbs' family and friends have been put through hell tonight for no good reason. At this time, I see no good reason for Farrell to still have a satellite radio show.

Relevant link: ExtremeSkins.com


Do a quick search on Google and then "search Blogs" and you will find just this sort of info. Pathetic that someone would start something like this in the first place.

 

[parchy]

A seriously sick radio joke

Someone self-identified as a D.C. police officer called Scott Ferrall's Sirius satellite radio show tonight with claims that Joe Gibbs had been injured in a car accident.

No local news/sports media have reported anything along those lines this entire night so the story seems a fraud. Whether Farrell is in on this awful joke is unclear as of the time of this post. What is clear though is that Ferrall never should have run the story on his show without any outside confirmation in the first place.

Untold numbers of Washington Commanders fans and God forbid, perhaps even Gibbs' family and friends have been put through hell tonight for no good reason. At this time, I see no good reason for Farrell to still have a satellite radio show.

Relevant link: ExtremeSkins.com.

We don't know it's a joke yet. I HIGHLY doubt somebody who is syndicated like Ferrall would risk life and limb to come across with some ridiculous joke that nobody would find remotely funny.

And trust me, just because the local media hasn't picked it up yet doesn't mean it hasn't happened.

 

[Shotgun Dave]

We don't know it's a joke yet. I HIGHLY doubt somebody who is syndicated like Ferrall would risk life and limb to come across with some ridiculous joke that nobody would find remotely funny.

And trust me, just because the local media hasn't picked it up yet doesn't mean it hasn't happened.

I'm just saying that until it's got some evidence behind it, it should not hit circulation. What if the man's family heard this on the show and it's untrue?

 

[The30YardSlant]

A seriously sick radio joke

Someone self-identified as a D.C. police officer called Scott Ferrall's Sirius satellite radio show tonight with claims that Joe Gibbs had been injured in a car accident.

No local news/sports media have reported anything along those lines this entire night so the story seems a fraud. Whether Farrell is in on this awful joke is unclear as of the time of this post. What is clear though is that Ferrall never should have run the story on his show without any outside confirmation in the first place.

Untold numbers of Washington Commanders fans and God forbid, perhaps even Gibbs' family and friends have been put through hell tonight for no good reason. At this time, I see no good reason for Farrell to still have a satellite radio show.

Relevant link: ExtremeSkins.com


Do a quick search on Google and then "search Blogs" and you will find just this sort of info. Pathetic that someone would start something like this in the first place.

No way a real cop would do something like this

 

[parchy]

I'm just saying that until it's got some evidence behind it, it should not hit circulation. What if the man's family heard this on the show and it's untrue?

Well if this cop is legit than it does have something behind it. It's a touchy situation but Ferrall, to our limited knowledge thus far, has done nothing wrong.

 

[50cent]

We are reporting now that he was in serious accident, but not dead. Sorry if I scared anyone, but thought it was noteworthy.