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Hall of Shame - Week 9

Everybody Knows Your Name


I don't care who you are; Player, Coach, Broadcaster, Writer, you name it.  You sucked, and we're going to tell you why.


The Sandman - Aaron Brooks

It is not in my nature to nominate someone for the hall after a win, but this week I can’t help it.  I agree with Keyshawn Johnson that the Saints didn’t win the game as much as the Bucanneers lost it.  Lets face it, if the defense hadn’t returned an interception for a touchdown, the Saints would have lost.  

Brooks finished the game 13-of-29 for 142 yards.  That is correct, 13 completions for 142 yards. That is an average of 4.9 yards per attempt. The quarterback on my high school football team had more completions and yardage in the first half of his game on Friday night.

Brooks is one of those quarterbacks that will drive his owners to drink.  Some weeks he looks like a top-five quarterback and others, like this week, he looks like Drew Brees.  He has all the talent in the world but at times he appears to be thinking about dinner rather than the football game.  Welcome to the Hall Aaron…

 


StingRay - Steve Spurrier

It's a damn shame what Spurrier is doing to his young quarterback Patrick Ramsey.  Ramsey has been sacked 26 times this season, which leaves him trailing only Donovan McNabb for the dubious honor as the most sacked quarterback.  Spurrier started the season running the football but he declared before last week's game against Dallas that he was going to coach the way he feels comfortable coaching.  That means he wants to throw the football down the field as much as possible. That's okay, but at least try to protect your quarterback so that he doesn't take the shots he's been taking. 

It was sad to watch Ramsey takes the beating he took on Sunday. It kind of reminded me of the beating Kurt Warner took against the Giants week 1 when Martz refused to run the football.  Ramsey would leave the game all battered and bruised then return to take some more punishment.  I know the Redskins' running backs are hurt but maybe once in a while they could leave in two tight ends and try to give the quarterback some semblance of pass protection. 

This system worked in college when Spurrier had superior athletes and two quarterbacks to alternate between. Well, this is the NFL and shame on you Steve for forcing Ramsey to take unnecessary beatings week after week.  I guess you don't care about his future since your time in the NFL will probably be short lived.

 


Smokin' Joe - My Neighbor

Last Monday we experienced some wind gusts where I live and my neighbor's tree broke off about 30 feet in the air. Unfortunately, the falling part of the tree was about 70 feet tall and came flying into my yard. This wouldn't have upset me except that it crushed my wife's mini-van and shredded my convertible's soft top. 

Okay, okay, it's not my neighbor's fault but I also know it wasn't my fault. So, can the readers tell me why was I the one cleaning up his tree all week?  It's not about the money, I have car insurance and I will be getting new cars.  I am putting my neighbor in the Hall for not lifting a finger, a rake, a broom or any branches off of my car. Welcome to the Hall Smokin' Joe's neighbor!

P.S. Does anyone need any firewood? 

 

 

Unfortunately the Associated Press does not have any pictures of Smokin' Joe's neighbor at this time.

 


Hall of Shame 2003 Archives


Week 16 :  John Carney, Peyton Manning

Week 15 :  Michael Vick, Mike Shannahan

Week 14 :  The BCS, Matt Hasselbeck

Week 13 :  John Kasay, Jeff Garcia

Week 12 :  Miami's Uniforms Designers, Dick Jauron, Jim Fassell & John Gruden's Play Calling

Week 11 :  LaDanian Tomlinson, The Minnesota Vikings, The NY Jets Defense, NFL Broadcasters

Week 10 :  Brian Griese, The New York Giants, William Green

Week 9 :  Aaron Brooks, Steve Spurrier, Smokin' Joe's Neighbor

Week 8 :  The Oakland Raiders, Plaxico Burress, Drew Bledsoe

Week 7 :  Jim Fassel, David Boston, Donovan McNabb

Week 6 :  Kerry Collins, Terrell Owens, Drew Bledsoe

Week 5 :  Tommy Maddox, Keyshawn Johnson, Aaron Brooks

Week 4The New Soldier's Field, Jeff Garcia, Corey Dillon

Week 3Jerry Rice's Hair, Peerless Price, Rich Gannon

Week 2Cedrick Wilson, Steve McNair, Mike Holmgren & Koren Robinson, Donovan McNabb

Week 1New York Jets Offense, Bill Belichick, Mike Martz, Tom Brady

 

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