NDSU’s favorite former player Carson Wentz on Thursday Night Football

[alabamagrizzly]

This is unforgiveable. Nick Foles called his own trick play to win a Superbowl, and it means NOTHING to you. As an Eagles fan, I just don't know how we can recover from this.

Roll Griz.

As a Packers fan, it does mean nothing to me, except that my Packers didn't win

 

[ElrodGrizzly]

As a Packers fan, it does mean nothing to me, except that my Packers didn't win

Remember when we were young and Freddie Mitchell caught that pass on 4th and 25 to get the Eagles a win over the Packers? Oddly, still a favorite sports memory of mine.

 

[alabamagrizzly]

Remember when we were young and Freddie Mitchell caught that pass on 4th and 25 to get the Eagles a win over the Packers? Oddly, still a favorite sports memory of mine.

I have seen waaaaaaayyyyyyyy to many 4th and 20+ conversations against my teams to remember them all.

 

[tourist]

Is he the Timex watch of quarterbacks? He's had an awful lot of injuries.

For the 'age challenged posters' on eGriz:
"Takes a licking but keeps on ticking" is a famous advertising slogan for Timex watches, associated with a series of "torture test" commercials in the mid-20th century. Hosted by newsman John Cameron Swayze, the ads would subject a Timex watch to rough treatment and damage before showing that it continued to tell time, making the phrase a symbol of durability. The slogan has since become an idiomatic expression for anything that endures hardship and continues to function.

 

[ElrodGrizzly]

I have seen waaaaaaayyyyyyyy to many 4th and 20+ conversations against my teams to remember them all.

That was low key the most successfully backhanded comment that you could have made. All you left off was "but it is cute that you have one to cling to."

 

[AndrewGrizness]

All weird that you celebrate a player getting hurt

 

['68griz]

All weird that you celebrate a player getting hurt

I am in no way celebrating his getting hurt. He was hurt long before last weekend’s game. I thought it was wrong of the Vikings to keep playing him when he was obviously in pain.