This little news tidbit is intensifying my itch for September football.
Analyst Ron Jaworski said that ESPN has requested a Steelers-Ravens showdown for their opening Monday Night Football doubleheader next year, according to a tweet from WNST.
Gregg Rosenthal of Pro Football Talk said that game would be played in Charm City.
Apparently the request is in, but we shall see if it is granted.
Thursday, March 11, 2010
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From Wally: That would be an awesome start to the season................also, with regard to Rosenthal's reference to the "Ed Garland Bowl", hopefully Ed will be as skillful in defending Big Ben as he was in defending Ray Ray
ReplyDeleteHa, that is hysterical. Did you read further down on that thread? There is an interesting post about the Rooneys and their unhappiness with Ben…
ReplyDeleteFrom Wally: I just checked out the Rooney story later in the thread -- Omar Kahn is probably making a list of available QBs as we speak.............also, what the F#*& is he doing wearing a devil tee shirt to go bar hopping on his birthday - why didn't he just put a bulls eye on his back while he was at it
ReplyDeleteFrom the Rare Spotted Enick: I wonder if Randel El will have a complete grasp of the QB playbook by then … or are we more likely to see another Dennis Dixon fiasco?
ReplyDeleteOn a side note … I started a rumor here in Florida that the Steelers are planning to select Altar Boy, Tim Tebow, to hold a clipboard and chaperone Ben Roethlisberger for all future off campus activities … hard to argue w/ my logic since selecting offensive lineman has not proved effective in protecting him either on or off the field.