Yet another reason why Cris Carter is a moron

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by warriorzpath

It could... remember cowherd has a national presence and also ties with those working in and around the NFL. They are well respected. Might there be a chance that, working with these individuals (maybe even by getting them some help in their media careers or getting them some shine) that he had some influence over them? Highly likely. If these individuals are well respected in the NFL then ...

Dumb that down for me, because I don't follow at all

[warriorzpath]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Don't confuse Oprah saying you should read this book with Colin Cowherd saying I think the Redskins will finish 2-14. Not at all the same thing

We're taking baby steps here...

[Swarley]

Originally Posted by warriorzpath

It could... remember cowherd has a national presence and also ties with those working in and around the NFL. They are well respected. Might there be a chance that, working with these individuals (maybe even by getting them some help in their media careers or getting them some shine) that he had some influence over them? Highly likely. If these individuals are well respected in the NFL then ...

I don't follow...

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by GreekSkin

I don't follow...

I'd say it's Greek to me...but that may not be what you'd say

[warriorzpath]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Dumb that down for me, because I don't follow at all

I think we should stop while we were ahead. I think there is at least a common understanding that the media may have some affect on players.

[Swarley]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

I'd say it's Greek to me...but that may not be what you'd say

haha well played!

[warriorzpath]

... I don't think anybody else cares about this anyway.

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by warriorzpath

I think we should stop while we were ahead. I think there is at least a common understanding that the media may have some affect on players.

I don't think we really agree exactly. But that's fine we can stop if you'd like.

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by warriorzpath

... I don't think anybody else cares about this anyway.

I browsed through your posts about cowherd in this thread and this one jumps out as being the most accurate. Yet- I can't resist.

Cowherd is a joke, he's a sensationalist. He stretches and exaggerates the facts of any situation to an absurd degree just to make a point that he can summarize in a catchy soundbite. He's the rush limbaugh of sports radio. anyone persuaded by him is exceptionally weak minded

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Gotta go with Barbacoa

like other things in this thread, too salty.

Gotta keep it authentic.

[sportscurmudgeon]

Originally Posted by warriorzpath

Ok even if you thought I said it was the only reason why- I just said it wasn't. And I just updated my post. It's not the opinion you are denying. It's the impact of the opinion.

The only thing that I can compare this to that you cam relate to is like you saying money won't change me I'll still be the same person. We are just on two different levels of thinking. I don't whose right and whose wrong. Let me say that if you think that belief and confidence have an affect - I would consider these a form of opinion. And I think it is important to have the fan base believe in a team because I believe it does affect the teams performance.

PLEASE continue your beliefs and continue to channel all that positive energy toward the team. I would never try to discourage you from doing that or try to change your mind.

PLEASE do not continue to try to convince me that this amounts to anything more substantial than a pinch of pigeon poop. Because that is my "level of thinking" and I don't see it changing a whole lot.

I have no interest in trying to change your mind; you have exactly no chance of changing mine.

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Wait, what did Oprah say our record would be?

Seriously though, you going to answer my Cowher question or not?

As for Oprah, we're talking about a different kind of influence.

Michael Jordan and Oprah both enter a restaurant in Chicago with parties of two. There is one table left (with two seats). Jordan and Oprah refuse to sit together. Who gets it?

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

Michael Jordan and Oprah both enter a restaurant in Chicago with parties of two. There is one table left (with two seats). Jordan and Oprah refuse to sit together. Who gets it?

Ditka

[tryfuhl]

I think warriorz has been on a week-long bender

[mooby]

I feel like this thread is a fight, where warriorz keeps whiffing on his punches. There's just no contact.