Moose makes "all Weed Team" opposite Rany Moss

[ColinG]

ESPN's All Weed Team

I had forgotten about that...

 

[Sackem90]

What's so sad is that we had 4 on the list! Moose, Rashard Anderson, Nate Newton, and Darren Hambrick. That ain't good.

 

[HAVEPSL]

More than that made cracksmoker.com

http://www.cracksmoker.com

 

[Sackem90]

More than that made cracksmoker.com

http://www.cracksmoker.com

*sigh* At least most of those on the cracksmoker site are *former* Panthers.

 

[HAVEPSL]

But there is still: Buckner, Coop, Foster, Manning, Reyes, S. Smith, Moose, Peppers, Smart...and I may have missed some.

 

[rake]

It would be hard for anyone but the cowboys to lay a legit claim on Hambrick and Newton. We should get the credit for Moose and Anderson though.

Two is two too many.(

It must keep straight-laced Jerry up nights to know that his team is not entirely squeaky-clean.)

 

[Piper]

It must keep straight-laced Jerry up nights to know that his team is not entirely squeaky-clean.)

I kind of think winning puts the shine back in.

 

[Boo]

how could they have ricky and jamal lewis as RBs when Bam Morris was convicted of having what....200 pounds of pot?

 

[Paladin]

But there is still: Buckner, Coop, Foster, Manning, Reyes, S. Smith, Moose, Peppers, Smart...and I may have missed some.

Smart is inappropriately listed there. There is no mention of any substance use or criminal offense under his name, only the following:

SMART, ROD
10/01
"He Hate Me" is a step away from the NFL. Rod Smart, the running back whose slogan on the back of his jersey became a symbol of the defunct XFL, was signed Tuesday to the practice squad of the Philadelphia Eagles. The 5-foot-11, 191-pound running back was second in the league in rushing, gaining 555 yards in 146 carries and scoring three touchdowns for the Las Vegas Outlaws. But he was known less for his running than for "He Hate Me," which he proudly displayed on his back instead of his given name in a league that encouraged players to plaster anything they wanted there.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/news/2001/1002/1258309.html

 

[kshead]

I kind of think winning puts the shine back in.

That's only because the NFL doesn't test for 'shine like they probably should. NASCAR should definitely test for it.