Biggest stretch of the week award goes to... Yahoo!
by JasonB on Jan 11, 2009 10:18 PM EST
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PrintI hope Yahoo sports blogger Chris Chase didn't pull muscle stretching for this one... In a post about Donovan McNabb's fake phone call that led to an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, Chase had this little tidbit.
Late-game unsportsmanlike conduct penalties are nothing new to McNabb. When he was a junior at Syracuse in 1996, the quarterback drew a flag during a nationally televised contest against Army after saluting the corps of cadets following a touchdown.
Oh yeah... These are "nothing new" because you know... over THIRTEEN YEARS AGO he once got a penalty.
"Nothing new?" Did you keep a straight face writing that?
Two penalites in thirteen years? This McNabb guy is out of control! LOL
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LOL!!!!
although. he really shouldnt disrespect the military…even if it is the Arent Ready to be MarinesYet
E-A-G-L-E-S EAGLES!!!
I'd say that's showing respect
He could have, you know, thrown a snowball at them….
"This world extends way beyond this little field of dreams we're dancing in and I want to see that world"
Why even respond
to such a gratituitous try for attention from a guy named “eagle hater?”
Pathetic is trying to rain on our parade today. You can’t bring us down.
When i was watching the game
I actually thought the penalty came because of the little dance he did on the sideline.
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