Showing posts with label Pro Football Mock. Show all posts
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Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Hey, How have the Browns been doing?

Man Awakens From Two-Decade Coma, Asks “Hey, How Have The Browns Been Doing?”

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Updated: October 1, 2014
CLEVELAND – After waking from a nearly two decade-long metabolic coma today, John Carlo Tan, 48, looked around groggily at the medical personnel assembled around his Fairview Hospital bedside and uttered, “Wow, so I’ve been out for nineteen years years huh? Hey, quick question: how have the Browns been doing?”, a question that was met with uncomfortable silence and averted eyes from the doctors and nurses present, according to neurosurgical sources on the scene.
 "Also, did my accountant sell all my Apple stock like I asked him to back in '94? Phew, good. How did that loser company turn out anyway?
“Also, did my accountant sell all my Apple shares like I asked him to back in ’94? Phew, good. How did that dog of a stock turn out anyway?

“I remember back in January of ‘95, we had this pretty good young coach. Bill something, Bill… Bellachip? Was that was it?” asked Tan, whose slip on a patch of ice in April of 1995 induced his multi-year unconscious state. “We beat the Patriots in the playoffs that year and looked like a young team on the rise. So how far did this Bellachip guy take us? Have we won a few Super Bowls yet? One Super Bowl? A couple of conference titles, at least? Anything?”

When informed that late Browns owner Art Modell controversially relocated the team to Baltimore in 1996, Tan immediately grew irate.

“No, don’t tell me that! Those bastards down in Baltimore stole our team? Our beloved Brownies? Oh please, please tell me that karma punished them with a whole ton of losing seasons, right? They haven’t, like, won anything of significance, have they?”

Upon learning that the Ravens had, in fact achieved a pair of Super Bowl championships during their nineteen-year existence, Tan bellowed with anger, then calmed moments later when he was told of the “new Browns” expansion franchise that was awarded to Cleveland in 1999.

“Oh, okay, so we got a new team, and we got to keep the Browns name and colors? Well that’s cool then, I guess. So have we been consistently competitive since then? Tell me about the quarterbacks we’ve had. A few all-pros, I hope? Any superstars over the past twenty years? Hello? Why… why do you guys all look so sad?”

Sensing that Tan was growing increasingly agitated, attending physician Dr. Denise Sidell injected the upset patient with a powerful sedative.

“Mr. Tan was asking questions he really didn’t want the answers to,” Dr. Sidell later told reporters. “He wanted to see a complete history of the team’s won-loss records since 1999, a breakdown of all their draft choices, things of that nature. Once he demanded to know if the Browns had any new ‘quarterback of the future’ that he could hear about, we know what had to be done So we injected him with fifty milligrams of pentobarbital to knock him back into a medically induced coma, where we’ll keep him until the Browns win the AFC, or he dies from old age, whichever comes first.”

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Matt Ryan's Contract

Oh those guys @ PFM...


Falcons Coach Uses Phrase, “Yes, Seriously” 17 Times While Announcing Matt Ryan Contract

"We're paying him $103.75 million. Yes, seriously!" says GM

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Updated: July 26, 2013



ATLANTA – Falcons head coach Mike Smith, during a press conference to announce the signing of QB Matt Ryan to a five-year, $103.75 million contract extension, used the phrase “yes, seriously” seventeen times while answering questions from skeptical reporters regarding the deal.
If our math is correct, Ryan's $103.75 million extension averages approximately $103.75 million per playoff victory.
If our math is correct, Ryan’s $103.75 million extension averages approximately $103.75 million per playoff victory.

“All of us in the Falcons organization feel that Matt is fully deserving of this contract that makes him the second highest paid player in the entire league, and we’re very excited… what? Yes, seriously,” said Smith, in response to a nearby reporter. “Moreover, we’ve guaranteed him a $63 million, three-year payout that is the most in league history and… yes, seriously. Fellas, can you just let me get through this please?”

Ryan, the third overall pick in the 2008 draft, won the first playoff game of his career this past January before losing to the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship Game. He has a lifetime QB rating of 90.9, and over the last five seasons has finished 11th, 20th, 11th, 8th, and 5th respectively in that statistic. While those numbers are not terrible, many observers were surprised that the Falcons deemed them worthy of such an enormous deal.

“Yes, seriously, we’re paying him more than Flacco got with his contract extension,” continued Smith, in reference to Baltimore QB Joe Flacco, who has won a playoff game in every season he’s played, and earned MVP honors in February’s Super Bowl. “I mean, not by a lot. Flacco got $52 million guaranteed, while we’re giving Matt $59 million guaranteed, so it’s not that diff…. what? Or for the love of… yes, guys, SERIOUSLY.”