Please don't laugh too hard
 

What would you do if the skins win and the game hero is Brandon Lloyd? He could be the secret weapon in the game plan, he's really hasn't been involved so the Patriots probably won't pay attention to him. Ok, I'll layoff the crack pipe.

Re: Please don't laugh too hard
 

Is this really thread worthy? I hate "what if" stories. It is like someone telling you a story about a dream they had. Pointless. ZZZZzzzzzzzzzz

Re: Please don't laugh too hard
 

Sorry SFREDSKINS but I agree with him. What if Mark Brunell came off the bench to throw 5 TD? Its just not happening.

Re: Please don't laugh too hard
 

[quote=SFREDSKIN;369144]What would you do if the skins win and the game hero is Brandon Lloyd? He could be the secret weapon in the game plan, he's really hasn't been involved so the Patriots probably won't pay attention to him. Ok, I'll layoff the crack pipe.[/quote]


Dont pay attention to what the other two say .. this is the perfect time to play the what if scenario, we are going to need someone unexpected to step up, this will probably be the biggest underdog game of Gibbs coaching career - NFL or NASCAR.

That is what being a fan is all about.

Re: Please don't laugh too hard
 

Retarded thread.

Re: Please don't laugh too hard
 

Actually, the same thought crossed my mind this week. This could be one of those games where Lloyd, for some unknown reason, breaks out. I don't think it's beyond question, and truthfully we're going to need every swing jock strap this Sunday!

Re: Please don't laugh too hard
 

I'm locking this thread. Not just for the content in it, which is suspect at best. I'm also locking it because the thread title itself it extremely non-descript. It tells us nothing.

If you're going to create a bad thread, at least entertain us with a good title (the thread will probably be locked anyway, but at least we can get a hearty guffaw out of it).

If you want to discuss Lloyd as a secret weapon, discuss it in one of the many game related threads we have going on already. The predictions thread, for example.