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Except, it doesn't. The sun coming in through the glass in the West end zone should tell you that. Actually, the fact that there even IS a West end zone should tell you.

Sitting on his ass drinking a beer and watching the NFL on TV, like the rest of us. That's the extent of his future in football.

I call it a abomination. A parody of the organization. A lurid and garish Lulu Roman with too much makeup. Doesn't matter what championships are won by this team while in this shithole, it will never have the history or the soul of the old one. Texas Stadium had history and character and soul...

Far be it for me to argue with Roger, but he's basically stating the obvious. No one's ever said Johnny Futon doesn't have talent. Problem is, the difference between Futon and Wilson is called, a brain. Futon simply is unintelligent. He's a moron.

You would walk in and feel the history. It was a special place that didn't need any art to try to make it that way. It had a soul, something the new stadium totally lacks and never will have.

Just trying to save his contract. Not his own miserable ass.

City of Irving, actually.

https://youtu.be/F0C_njvV2N0

The Midget Johnny Futon is out of rehab and back on the streets. Johnny Manziel of Cleveland Browns released from rehab treatment facility

Practice was brutal - game day was practically a day off for us. We would run through the whole playbook against our own 1st team defense and we better execute all the plays perfectly or there would be hell to pay. If we weren't sharp in practice the coaches would make us "crab" around the goal...

The Wing T was a outgrowth of the split T, with a wingback added to cause more matchup issues with the defense. We had some wing T plays we would run as well. And yeah, most all of the plays other than the "Pop" plays and the "Blast" plays were misdirection and option pitches. Yep, it was called...

We would throw quite alot for a split T, usually pretty much though a 2-1 ratio with the running. But if we found vulnerability against the pass we would throw it all day until the defense corrected the matchup issue. That was the whole philosophy of this offense. To at first probe the defense...

That fucker... He'll defy us all and still be around when Midswat finally kicks the bucket at around age 90.

By the way that #22 was truly gifted, consistently ran a 9.7 100 yard dash in track. #34 wasn't far behind him. And both were bruising backs, shifty and slashing as well. Either could take it to the house on any given play from any spot on the field. We lost only one game in three years, when...

Welcome to the club, when you make it. I'm 53.:nerd

Back then they didn't let us drink ANY water. Nice try though. All this happened while you were filling your Huggies.

Actual headline should be: Most Americans who answered our loaded poll questions the way we wanted side with gays in religious freedom disputes

They all are. The photog was a tall, hawt blonde chick. Surprised you could see that sawed off fucker! But no, not the QB although I was the #3.

Bent over.

Guess which one I am. 1977. This offense is the split T from the 40s.