Posts Tagged ‘barack obama’

LeBron’s Recent Play Reminded Me of Football

Friday, June 17th, 2011

By Jimmy Williams

I haven’t written about Football in a while and after watching LeBron fail to give full effort in the NBA Finals, it reminded me of a certain football player.

What’s on your mind Jay?

Mr. Cutler…or as he will be known for now on…“Jay Ramone Cutler”.  You sir, are a pipsqueak!  I’m not going say you were not in pain or bring up other players like Ronnie Lott cutting of a piece of his finger to get back in the game, or Phillip Rivers playing 6 quarters with a torn ACL, or Byron Leftwich having a broken shin and having his lineman carry him instead of not playing, or even Tom Brady playing with a stress fracture in his foot last season.

I personally don’t know your pain tolerance but I do know you appeared to mentally check out of the Chicago Bears’ game in the playoffs last season.  After leaving the game, you looked like your mind was on your second job at Vandelay Industries and you could care less about the NFC championship game.

Initially I heard you had an MCL sprain, then after it seemed as though the entire world called you a quitter, it became a tear.  By the time the lockout is over you will have a disease in your leg and need an amputation.

This isn’t the first time I have seen you mentally check out of a game.  I have seen you do it in college and I have seen you do it in Denver.  My co-host Dev can attest to how I have always called you a fraud and thought you were a horrible quarterback.  You have all the physical abilities but it appears that you think you are better than you are and don’t have what it takes mentally to be elite.  (Sounds like LeBron huh?)  You are becoming wasted talent.  Like Calogero’s pop Lorenzo told him in Bronx Tale, “the saddest thing in life is wasted talent”.

Anyone who doesn’t think you quit is either a delusional Bears fan or someone who has a low football IQ.  You embarrassed your family, your team, President Obama, Oprah, Kanye West, Common, Michael Jordan, Derrick Rose, Dwayne Wade, The Vice Lords, The Gangster Disciples, Al Capone, Larry Hoover, Mike Ditka, Walter Payton, Jim Belushi, Mayor Daley, or anyone else associated with the city of Chicago!

The fact that you are a complete jerk made your peers think it was cool to talk pork chop greasy about you.  That means you are a sub-par quarterback and a jerk as a person.  Hopefully you will rebound from all this and decide to work at becoming an elite QB.  That is if we actually have football this year.  If last season doesn’t make you stronger, you’ll always have your job at Vandelay Industries to fall back on.

I’m Nice!!!

Jimmy Williams

Vick vs. Tucker

Wednesday, May 11th, 2011

By Aquil Bayyan

 

 

 

 

 

On the heels of Mike Vick speaking out against dog fighting apps found in the Google Android Market,  I wanted to take the time to reflect back on statements made by Tucker Swanson McNear Carlson, who is a conservative political news analyst for The Daily Caller and the Fox News Network.  It can be noted that Tucker has had his discrepancies and debates  with The Daily Show’s John Stewart over political issues in the past.  In January 2011, while filling in for Sean Hannity on Fox News’ Hannity Tonight, Tucker commented on President Barack Obama uplifting the Eagles for giving Mike Vick a second chance, he said:    

“I’m a Christian, I’ve made mistakes myself, I believe fervently in second chances, but Michael Vick killed dogs, and he did in a heartless and cruel way.  And I think, personally, he should’ve been executed for that.  He wasn’t, but the idea that the President of the United States would be getting behind someone who murdered dogs?”

After I heard those statements, I was like WOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWW!!!!  Now, as a Christian, I am trying to figure out which part of the Bible backs those statements up?  For the record, I have read the entire Bible a few times and have yet to come across that scripture, but I have read where the famous apostle Paul, who wrote much of the New Testament, ordered and oversaw early Christians being killed before he became a Christian himself, after he was given second chance.  Later, Tucker Carlson recanted his statements and said:

“This is what happens when you get too emotional,” Carlson told Fox’s Sean Hannity.  “I’m a dog lover, I love them and…I know a lot about what Michael Vick did…I overspoke.  I’m uncomfortable with the death penalty under any circumstances.  Of course I don’t think he should be executed, but I do think that what he did is truly appalling.”

I am glad Tucker Carlson repudiated his earlier statements and realized how off base he was with his axiom.  There we have it, the beauty of freedom of speech and the beauty of public apology.  It’s the American way!

Aquil “Quil” Bayyan of The War Room, for War Room Sports