It has been amusing to see mainstream reaction to the 2007 All-NFL Hot team posted this week, and featuring the likes of Tampa Bay safety Sabby Piscitelli (right).
Deadspin, the most popular sports blog and a friend of Outsports, ran a small mention and got some amusing comments:
“I'd root for this team.”
“Warren Sapp is oddly disappointed at not being included.”|
"OK, Giants have a 3-2 edge over Patriots on the list, does this help or hurt their chances in the Super Bowl?”
The Edge, a blog of Philadelphia Magazine imagined this take on a popular WIP radio morning sports show:
We can hear the debate raging on WIP:
“Al and Rhea, how is it that a Brian Dawkins doesn’t make this team?…It’s a travesty!… He’s a fine lookin’ man. I’d let Dawk enter me, wouldn’t you, Al?… What am I missin’ here?”
A blogger for a Tampa Bay Bucs fan site, somewhat uncomfortable with discussing a gay list, nonetheless panned our choice (it was Jim Allen’s, not mine, I swear) of lineman Todd Steussie:
If homosexuals want to be taken seriously in this world, they have to start with the simple things – like not putting Jimmy Durante's overjuiced nephew on their hot lists.
On a Cleveland Browns fan site, it was noted that Brady Quinn was our overall MVP:
"Quinn may be good-looking, but I don't give a good goddamn if a freakin' cyclops is under center. Just win baby!"
A site for California Golden Bear fans noted that we had three alums on the team and at least one of our own was among the posters:
"Some of us do love our Bears the same way Outsports does. Knowing they’re Golden Bears just makes ‘em hotter."
It has been amusing to see mainstream reaction to the 2007 All-NFL Hot team posted this week, and featuring the likes of Tampa Bay safety Sabby Piscitelli (right).
Deadspin, the most popular sports blog and a friend of Outsports, ran a small mention and got some amusing comments:
“I'd root for this team.”
“Warren Sapp is oddly disappointed at not being included.”|
"OK, Giants have a 3-2 edge over Patriots on the list, does this help or hurt their chances in the Super Bowl?”
The Edge, a blog of Philadelphia Magazine imagined this take on a popular WIP radio morning sports show:
We can hear the debate raging on WIP:
“Al and Rhea, how is it that a Brian Dawkins doesn’t make this team?…It’s a travesty!… He’s a fine lookin’ man. I’d let Dawk enter me, wouldn’t you, Al?… What am I missin’ here?”
A blogger for a Tampa Bay Bucs fan site, somewhat uncomfortable with discussing a gay list, nonetheless panned our choice (it was Jim Allen’s, not mine, I swear) of lineman Todd Steussie:
If homosexuals want to be taken seriously in this world, they have to start with the simple things – like not putting Jimmy Durante's overjuiced nephew on their hot lists.
On a Cleveland Browns fan site, it was noted that Brady Quinn was our overall MVP:
"Quinn may be good-looking, but I don't give a good goddamn if a freakin' cyclops is under center. Just win baby!"
A site for California Golden Bear fans noted that we had three alums on the team and at least one of our own was among the posters:
"Some of us do love our Bears the same way Outsports does. Knowing they’re Golden Bears just makes ‘em hotter."
