Posts Tagged ‘Paul Johnson’

IT’S OUR ANNIVERSARY!

Tuesday, September 6th, 2011

Queue the Tony Toni Tone music

 

Join your 5 favorite radio hosts in The War Room this Thursday, September 8th to celebrate our 1-year anniversary show with us!

Tune in Thursday, September 8th at 6pm ET to hear Jimmy, Aquil, B. Austin, Devin, and Paul take you on a trip down “Memory Lane” to our very first episode from September 9th, 2010 and our favorite moments of our first year on the air!  We’ll also be previewing the 2011 NFL season, which starts directly after the show!  To tune in, go to www.WarRoomSports.com and click the “Listen Live” button…or dial 323-410-0012 to listen LIVE by phone.

In the meantime, join the War Room Sports Facebook page at www.Facebook.com/WarRoomSports and follow us on Twitter at www.Twitter.com/WarRoomSports (@WarRoomSports)!

Grab some cool War Room Sports merchandise by clicking the “Memorabilia” tab on our website www.WarRoomSports.com.

Finally, if you own an Android phone or tablet…an I-Phone, I-Pad, or I-Pod, please go to your Market and/or App Store and download the FREE War Room Sports mobile app!  It’s the VERY BEST way to stay up on all of our media content!

Dimitri Patterson: The Reincarnation of Izel Jenkins

Tuesday, January 4th, 2011

"Toast"

I never thought that I’d see another Eagles cornerback welcome the kind of egregious abuse that “Toast” Jenkins became famous for as he’d continuously relinquish huge passing plays to opposing receivers, shamelessly being burnt play after play.  Just thinking about that bum incites a strange craving for scrambled eggs, Edd Hipps Turkey Bacon and butta…but I digress.

"Stir Fry"

In a short period of time, Dimitri “Stir Fry” Patterson has cooked himself into the realm of 10th degree burnage reached only by the likes of his predecessor, the aforementioned, Mr. “Toast” Jenkins.

“Stir Fry” Patterson has showcased sloppy footwork, bad angles, deplorable judgment, just plain STUPID decision making, like giving a 10-yard cushion to a receiver standing on your teams 1-yard line, and routinely gets burnt like an albino without sunblock.

A Bowl of Dimitri

So Eagles fans, as you watch the Eagles games and start to feel a strange craving for shrimp fried rice, sushi or kung pao chicken, that’s not your stomach playing tricks on you…it’s the daunting presence of Dimitri “Stir Fry” Patterson resonating through your television screens. Don’t fight it, embrace it.  You’re witnessing history.  We haven’t seen anything like this in roughly 20 years…but if all else fails, arm yourself with a pair of sharp Chop Sticks and watch Dimitri Patterson get ferociously “stir fried”.   

Paul “PJ” Johnson of The War Room, for War Room Sports

The “McBenching” of Donovan

Monday, November 1st, 2010

Donovan watches the final 2 minutes of the Lions' game from the sidelines

Do these comments from Mike Shanahan sound familiar Philly fans???  Does this bring back memories of 2-minute drills past?

“(McNabb’s) still our starter.”

“At the end of the game, with Rex knowing how to run the two-minute offense, I felt with the time (left) and no timeouts, he gave us the best chance to win. The terminology, it puts a lot of pressure on the quarterback.


“Everything is sped up when you don’t have timeouts. It’s gotta come automatic. You gotta call a couple plays at the line. You can’t think, you gotta react.  Donovan understands. I don’t think any quarterback likes it, but you gotta make those tough decisions.”

This “McNabb in the clutch” thing is nothing new to those who have actually watched his career with an analytical eye.  Do you all remember the Eagles’ so-called hurry-up offense in the Superbowl vs the Patriots?  That happened often in Philly but you probably didn’t hear about it until it was on the national stage under the big lights.  Here’s a stat that might interest you:

Since 2005, with 5 minutes or less to go in the game (when the Eagles were either losing by a score or less, or tied), McCan’tGetItDone’s record is 2-12-1.  And this doesn’t even include his brief stint as the Redskins quarterback!!!  For all of the positive stats put out there, this is one of those lines that you NEVER hear about.

***SHAKING OUR HEADS***

 

Aquil “Quil” Bayyan, Paul “PJ” Johnson, and Devin “Dev” McMillan of The War Room, for War Room Sports

Is Michael Vick The Real Deal???

Thursday, September 30th, 2010
Is Michael Vick really an improved QB or is he just taking advantage of weak opposition? Vick’s currently brandishing (II) some very gaudy statistics over 2 and a half games:* 110.2 QB Rating
* 7 Total TD’s
* 750 Yards Passing
* 60.7 Completion Percentage
* 170 Yards Rushing
* And most importantly 0 INTERCEPTIONSI ask you, is Michael Vick the real deal? Or are these impressive stats just a product of awful competition? You make the call…


Paul “PJ” Johnson of The War Room

The BEST Marshall Faulkin Sports Radio Show Online…PERIOD!

Thursday, September 23rd, 2010

War Room Sports is a sports marketing & communications company, of which our primary focus is to utilize our resources and the resources of our investors to create a marketing funnel of products and services through the use of sports and sports media.

War Room Sports is the producer of “THE WAR ROOM”, the highly anticipated, roundtable format, internet sports talk radio show.

The War Room
“The War Room” is a much anticipated, roundtable format, internet sports talk radio show, dedicated to an unbiased, objective, though highly opinionated examination of the people, places, and things in our wild and wacky world of sports and beyond. Through candor, we will bring about a revolution in sports media…the revolution of honesty…politically incorrect opinion brought to you with a ton of thought and a lot of laughs…social commentary at its pinnacle.

The War Room is brought to you by War Room Sports, a sports marketing & communications company.

Our Vision

  • To Create the most comprehensive, interactive, industry leading sports media and marketing company possible.
  • Be The Very Best of The Best in combining sports and media as a means of candid, honest and opinionated reporting.
  • Create a revolutionary media experience based on honesty, integrity, humor, individuality, and ground-roots knowledge of the content.

Our Mission
To bring a widespread target audience sports banter without the constraints of political correctness, and to become a marketing funnel for our clients by providing them exposure via the world of sports.

We will:

  • Provide our global audience with an honest, funny, opinionated, informative medium of communication and sports related commentary;
  • Create a place where our global sports audience can learn, grow and be fulfilled in an interactive space;
  • Optimize the long-term changes to the global media experience, while providing a sound investment through sponsorship opportunities.

Our Purpose
Our ultimate purpose is to create a superior sports marketing and communications product through a distinct media experience for our global audience based on our Vision and Mission.

This purpose is defined by the perceived needs of our audience and the void in the current market. Our audience will provide the ultimate voice and intellectual capital that is necessary to make War Room Sports and The War Room possible. They will determine the growth of our interactive model via feedback and participation, which in turn will determine if the business is ultimately successful.

Therefore, we will manage our business in a long-term context, as an integrated whole, with the ultimate objective of rewarding our global target audience for their investment of time and energies into our show and the show’s content, while realizing that the cause of this result is quality content and excellent interactive media. Excellent service to our target market will be delivered by a motivated team working as an integrated unit on all War Room Sports projects, with the The War Room Radio Show being our lynch pin. These results will be impacted by our capacity to contribute to the growth and well-being of the sports community and the listeners we serve.