***They said before the game that Peyton Manning was already one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game and will most likely easily be enshrined into the NFL Hall of Fame. If winning a Super Bowl wasn't enough to punch his ticket, then how about this: eight quarterbacks have now won a Super Bowl in Miami, Manning included. The other seven are Bart Starr, Joe Namath, Johnny Unitas, Terry Bradshaw, Joe Montana, Steve Young, and John Elway. What do all these cats have in common...YEP, all seven are Hall of Famers. Manning isn't far behind.
***In other quarterback news, Rex Grossman simply has to be considering moving to China. Or some place similar. Going to the Super Bowl and performing like he did has to rank as one of the worst nightmares imaginable, especially while living in Chicago. He was simply awful, God awful. I mean, seriously, can you imagine being him right now? It must be equal to Lucifer himself walking into your bedroom and saying "um, please like me."
*Here are what some of the nations pundits are saying about bad Rex*
Norman Chad, syndicated columnist:“Sure, when Rex Grossman throws a pass, I expect it to hit the ground, just as when Isaac Newton saw an apple fall from a tree, he expected it to hit the ground.”
Mitch Albom, Detroit Free-Press: “We can say this about Rex. He was the only guy to stick to the script. Grossman wasn’t supposed to be very good. And he wasn’t. He fumbled the snap twice, lost it once, threw two bad interceptions and was lucky he didn’t have more. He looks a bit like the actor Zach Braff and at times on Sunday, he played like him.
Jay Mariotti, Chicago Sun-Times: “So, who’s ignorant now? Rex Grossman called out the analysts who wondered why he throws hideous interceptions and fumbles simple snaps, then responded in his defining game by throwing hideous interceptions and fumbling simple snaps."
They aren't happy with ole Rex.
Questions to consider:
*Is Linus Kleiza regretting his jump to the NBA from Missouri now that he's averaging three minutes and .5 points a game?
*Is there any chance, EVER, now that he's won a Super Bowl, that you'll be able to watch a sporting event and not see Peyton Manning's face at some point during the broadcast?
*Is that dangling of Steve Traschel in red reminding me you monsters under your bed?
*The Blues have lost two of three, if they bite it tonight against Toronto, is Larry Pleau making phone calls to playoff teams?
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That Linas Kleiza comment looked awfully familiar. Couldn't you wait at least a day before quoting a reader of the St Louis Post?
No. Much of my information comes directly from the St. Louis Post or Stltoday.com. I read it and then give the info to the readers of this blog, considering many readers in southeast missouri don't get a chance to read the post. My job here at semosportsweb.com is to transfer news from the St. Louis area to readers in southeast missouri who may miss out on that news otherwise. I'm not trying to hide where I get my information from. I've been linking articles from the post, and mentioning Dan O'Neil, Bryan Burwell, and Jeff Gordon throughout the course of my blogs in the last few months.
You anonymous readers are really ripping me up lately. Get an account.
Dave, I gotta dissagree with this guy named anonymous. I think what you're doing on here is great. Being from the south, I cant get all my hot STL and Colombia news fresh, but you keep us hillbillies informed. Keep on keepin on brotha'.
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