star_obssessed
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My fat a&% could line up as QB in the NFL, with the perfect pockets our D-Line allows every play, and throw to my number 1 reciever whose crossing five feet in front of me with no line backers to worry about:
1. How is the opposing teams number one reciever always open on short crossing routes.
2. Why are our LB's never under any of them tipping balls like every other team or making them pay for catch one in the middle.
3. Lastly, why are our linbackers waiting for the reciever to run past them on crossing routes to start running with them, like their going to catch up with a slot reciever or something.
Bonus Question (10 points if correct): Who can tell me when the last time Barbie Carpenter actually made a play. That doesn't mean when is the last time he dove at someones shoes hoping to knock it off to trip him.
1. How is the opposing teams number one reciever always open on short crossing routes.
2. Why are our LB's never under any of them tipping balls like every other team or making them pay for catch one in the middle.
3. Lastly, why are our linbackers waiting for the reciever to run past them on crossing routes to start running with them, like their going to catch up with a slot reciever or something.
Bonus Question (10 points if correct): Who can tell me when the last time Barbie Carpenter actually made a play. That doesn't mean when is the last time he dove at someones shoes hoping to knock it off to trip him.
