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ShowTime - Inside the NFL

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Fri Dec 20, 2013 12:59 am
by ShackMod
Just watch my DVR'd Inside the NFL on Showtime. First thing I hear is Chris "expletive" Collinsworth saying he is not sure if anyone can beat the hawks... First thought... new found respect for Chris... then it went downhill and he started being a douche and the Hawk only got a 1.3 minute review for highlights. Why do I even watch their crap?
Mak
Re: ShowTime - Inside the NFL

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Fri Dec 20, 2013 1:55 am
by HawkWow
I think as bad as they are, they're better than the other mutt teams we are forced to endure every week. Collinsworth and Simms have their little silliness going on, but generally we don't see the slapstick, beer commercial humor that we get with Bradshaw's team (etc) or the crotch grabbing, all star dunk contest antics of Michael Irvin. The Sunday morning shows in particular, embarrass me as a man.
Re: ShowTime - Inside the NFL

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Fri Dec 20, 2013 12:25 pm
by ShackMod
HawkWow wrote:I think as bad as they are, they're better than the other mutt teams we are forced to endure every week. Collinsworth and Simms have their little silliness going on, but generally we don't see the slapstick, beer commercial humor that we get with Bradshaw's team (etc) or the crotch grabbing, all star dunk contest antics of Michael Irvin. The Sunday morning shows in particular, embarrass me as a man.
True.. so true..
Re: ShowTime - Inside the NFL

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Fri Dec 20, 2013 1:30 pm
by Hawkstar
HawkWow wrote:I think as bad as they are, they're better than the other mutt teams we are forced to endure every week. Collinsworth and Simms have their little silliness going on, but generally we don't see the slapstick, beer commercial humor that we get with Bradshaw's team (etc) or the crotch grabbing, all star dunk contest antics of Michael Irvin. The Sunday morning shows in particular, embarrass me as a man.
Our TV's stay off until we kick off. The pre-game stuff is retarded, although I did find that Frank Caliendo dude to be really funny.
Re: ShowTime - Inside the NFL

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Fri Dec 20, 2013 5:57 pm
by Zorn76
Inside the NFL became passe quite a while ago, IMO.
I also can't watch much pregame stuff in general, either, especially since they started focusing as much on player tweets as anything else.
Re: ShowTime - Inside the NFL

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Fri Dec 20, 2013 11:25 pm
by jshawaii22
Who cares what they say as they are paid to talk and sometimes paid to be 'contrarian', but in my opinion, I've never ever seen this much love for the Seahawks as we have right now, this year.
Russell, Sherm, Michael Robinson and Pete all get face time on national TV and mostly positive.
js
Re: ShowTime - Inside the NFL

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Sat Dec 21, 2013 2:50 am
by Zorn76
I hear ya, js, but still think the amount of attention is less than it should be for a team of our calibre. So much so that I started my 1st thread in this place about it:)
Anyway, lol, it works out well for this team under the radar.
Re: ShowTime - Inside the NFL

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Sat Dec 21, 2013 1:09 pm
by wait_a_sec
Collinsworth bugs me. His voice just wears me out. Especially when is kissing worthlessburgers _ss when covering SNF Pittsburg games.
Re: ShowTime - Inside the NFL

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Sun Dec 22, 2013 12:17 pm
by HawkWow
Hawkstar wrote:HawkWow wrote:I think as bad as they are, they're better than the other mutt teams we are forced to endure every week. Collinsworth and Simms have their little silliness going on, but generally we don't see the slapstick, beer commercial humor that we get with Bradshaw's team (etc) or the crotch grabbing, all star dunk contest antics of Michael Irvin. The Sunday morning shows in particular, embarrass me as a man.
Our TV's stay off until we kick off. The pre-game stuff is retarded, although I did find that Frank Caliendo dude to be really funny.
I woke up too early (as always on Seahawk Sunday) and begrudgingly turned the pre-game shows on. That's plural, because it's a chore to sit through any one. Watching Sapp do his well rehearsed facial expressions and Irvin burst out in laughter over anything and everything, it suddenly dawned on me why I hate these shows. It's not just the slapstick, room temperature IQ humor these guys engage in...it's humor in itself that I have no desire for on Seahawk Sunday. This is on me. Apparently most appreciate football humor, or they wouldn't attempt to provide it. But I won't be laughing until Palmer throws his 3rd int. Let's see if I can muster a smile

That took a lot out of me....and I still wasn't able to pull it off.