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Hall
of Shame - Week 14
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.
Another staff
favorite, our Hall of Shame picks highlight our individual selections for the
worst sports-related performers of the week.
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StingRay - Reuben
Droughns
Droughns started the game off by
fumbling a couple of times to get into Mike Shanahan's dog's house. Then
while he sat on the bench Tatum Bell came in and rushed for 123 yards
and two touchdowns. Bell ran like another number 26 who used to play in
Denver.
Droughns may have just lost his
starting Jobe if Bell can go next week. Shame on you Reuben for losing
your job in the fantasy playoffs.
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CrunchTime - Chris
Chandler
Let me get this straight…Chandler threw 29 passes for 16 completions. If
my math is correct that leaves 13 incompletions. With one less
incompletion 50% of those passes would have been interceptions!
How do you throw 6 interceptions in a single game? The Panthers’ defense
is pretty good but come on. SIX INTERCEPTIONS!!! That’s the same number
that McNabb has on the year. I have nothing else to say here. Chandler,
get in the Hall and stay there.
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Smokin' Joe - Joey
Harrington
Joey is in danger of losing his job
this Sunday. He has posted very disappointing numbers this year week
after week. But I have not seen a performance this bad since the days of
Ryan Leaf. Harrington completed only FIVE passes yesterday, 5 for 22 for
a total of 47 yards.
Joey has been bad enough this year that
most people were not hurt fantasy-wise because he has been released or
benched by most owners. The only positive you can take from this game is
that he was able to spread those five completions to five different
receivers. Seriously, the only Lion who can be counted on is Kevin
Jones. Bench the rest.
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The Sandman -
Cleveland Browns Offense
I watched this game yesterday and today
my neck hurts. It seemed like I spent the entire game shaking my head at
what the Browns were trying to do on offense. What they did is put up 17
total yards. That is correct, 17. I didn’t type that number incorrectly.
The actual passing yards were 67 while the rushing yards were only 27.
The offensive line allowed 8 sacks for 79 yards and that is how you end
up with 17.
You can tell when a team has given up
for the year and yesterday proved that the Browns have quit. Welcome to
the Hall Cleveland and I don’t mean the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Hall
of Shame 2004 Archives
Week 1:
Jamal Lewis, Deuce McAllister, Fred Taylor, Tom Coughlin, Steve McNair
Week 2:
Trent Green, Washington Redskins, Brad Johnson, Jeff Garcia
Week 3:
Steve McNair, Domanick Davis, Koren Robinson, Quentin Griffin
Week 4:
Torry Holt, San Francisco 49ers Front Office
Week 5:
Travis Henry, Rod Gardner, Michael Vick
Week 6:
Warrick Dunn, Donte' Stallworth, First Year Starting Running Backs
Week 7:
Randy Moss, Atlanta Falcons Defense, Torry Holt, Drew Bledsoe
Week 8:
Kevan Barlow, Oakland Raiders Running Game
Week 9:
Donovan McNabb, Donte' Stallworth, Rod Gardner
Week 10: Matt Hasselbeck, Will Demps, David Carr, Lee Suggs
Week 11:
Clinton Portis, Joey Harrington, Kevan Barlow
Week 12: Roy Williams, Shaun Alexander, Martin Gramatica
Week 13: Randy
Moss, Deuce McAllister, Brett Favre
Week 14:
Reuben Droughns, Chris Chandler, Joey Harrington, Cleveland Browns
Offense
Week 15: David
Akers, The Blizzard in Cleveland, Mike Shanahan
Week 16:
Clinton Portis, Jimmy Smith, Byron Leftwich
Week 17: NCAA
Championship Halftime Show, Andre Johnson, Josh McCown, Mike Holmgren
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