DENVER - The NFL's version of the Great Train Robbery had a Sunday showing in the Old West.
And just like the hapless passengers in the classic film short, the Denver Broncos were fleeced.
Cutler and Denver quarterback Kyle Orton — who was part of the trade between the two teams — faced off on the same field for the first time since the deal was made. Comparing the two performances would be like comparing special effects from an old black and white film to one of today's blockbusters.
27th August 2009 by thesportsfag
Stanford freshman Josh Nunes is no dummy. In high school he was one of six athletes in California, and the only football player, to win the John Wooden Scholar Athlete Award for athletic and academic achievement. Although from a gay point of view, decommitting from Tennessee and blowing your chances of hanging out with hotties Aaron and Zach Rogers wasn’t a very good decision. However, sharing the sidelines with the tall, dark and handsome look of fellow Stanford freshman Jordan Najvar isn’t so bad.
Back to football
In his three-year prep career Josh threw for 6,306 yards and 54 touchdowns and was rated as the 13th-best pro-style quarterback in the nation by Rivals.com.
At 6-4, 205 lbs he has the build, ability and fundamentals to run Jim Harbaugh’s offense. Josh will certainly redshirt this season but look for him to challenge Andrew Luck next season for the starting job.
Good news for gay sports fans on Tuesday. Part-time lifeguard Mark Sanchez was named the Jets opening day starter which means that, unlike Brady Quinn during his rookie season, Sanchez will get lots of face time on TV. Speaking of Quinn, he’s still listed as number one on the Browns depth chart.
Aug 24th, 2009 by Jim Buzinski.
Cleveland Browns quarterback Brady Quinn hasn’t done a whole lot yet in his NFL career and still might not be the Browns’ 2009 starter. But this still has not stopped him from getting product endorsements and being regularly featured on the cover of magazines.
His latest cover is the upcoming issue of “Muscle & Fitness,” which bills him as the “NFL’s hardest working quarterback.” Hardest body? Yes. Hardest working? I think Peyton Manning and Tom Brady would disagree. The article is not online, but there is a photo gallery and “making of” video. Quinn is not shirtless, but he still shows a lot of his impressive (not doughy) body.
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