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« #41 : August 23, 2010, 12:17:43 AM »
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geez Florio sure does have some nerve. 3 years comeon man 3 years we are talkin about 3 years man, 7 wins comeon man! lol can use the iverson practice quote every where
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« #42 : August 23, 2010, 12:20:16 AM »
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I put a 50 dollar bet on the bucs getting 5.5+ wins in vegas.
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« #43 : August 23, 2010, 01:39:09 AM »
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this thread probably sets a record for most usage of the word "outlandish." don't even know who this **CENSORED**bag is but he comes across as the least credible analyst in the world of sports.
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techstar25

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« #44 : August 23, 2010, 08:03:22 AM »
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Mike Florio is not an expert in anything. He's a lawer, who is good at making connections, kissing butts, and making phone calls. The guy knows nothing about football, and has never put on pads. Just because he writes a gossip column does not make him qualified to analyze a pro football team. Guys like John Madden, Tony Dungy, Chris Collinsworth, or even freakin' Mike Golic, who have suited up in the trenches are qualified to analyze pro football.
Florio is a gossip columnist. Nobody should EVER mistake him for a" football analyst". Unfortunately, the folks at NBC Sports have done just that. That being said, I still visit PFT about ten times per day, and I have to give credit where credit is due because Florio built one hell of a brand from the ground up.
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