Notice to Plummer, don't give Denver fans the finger!
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conraddobler
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Toro said:
Are you serious?
He didn't did he?
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From "I don't give a rat's ass" to flipping off the fans. I see Jake has progressed so much in Denver. And there are still some who want to bring this clown back. 
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Jake used to do that to Cards fans also. Or so I have read.
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That's actually funny...
Jake wasn't all bad..
Jake wasn't all bad..
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If i was him I would do the same thing. Denver fans are dickweeds.
BigRedArk
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They will have to eat that big singning bonus if they let him go won't they?
bratwurst
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I don't think that alone did it, but it is in a small way going to help lose him a $6 million dollar bonus.
dogpoo32
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lol, hey at least he did it with class.
azdad1978
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damn Jake has balls to do that in Denver.
vince56 said:I think the most shocking thing about this picture is that Danny Kanell is still in the NFL. I thought he rode the no-talent express out of the league years ago.
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vince56 said:I think the most shocking thing about this picture is that Danny Kanell is still in the NFL. I thought he rode the no-talent express out of the league years ago.
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How much is that roster bonus and when is it due Jake?!?
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vince56 said:I think the most shocking thing about this picture is that Danny Kanell is still in the NFL. I thought he rode the no-talent express out of the league years ago.
Then there's hope for Josh, King, Navarre....
I keed, I keed....
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Wouldn't he get fined by NFL? I don't think he will take the Broncos to the SB like Shannahan or the Denver fan thought. He is no Joe Montana I guess...
Lex
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You people are all wrong, wrong, wrong.
What Jake is actually doing, is letting everyone in the country know he'd rather be A BIRD.
A REDBIRD.
What Jake is actually doing, is letting everyone in the country know he'd rather be A BIRD.
A REDBIRD.
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I find it kind of funny. I remember a few years back in Charlotte against the Panthers when we killed them something like 30 something to 7 or so.... Anyways the fans there were taunting him while he was in a huddle.... He didn't break the huddle or anything just put his hands behind his back and flipped them off. I just started cracking up. It was hilarious. But to his own fans... That is one thing. But that is just how he is..... Was the same way in Asu....
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No thanks. Maybe in another lifetime.Lex said:
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What is most important about this picture is that is it is evedence that the Cardinals aren't wrong ALL the time.
We were fools at first for letting Plummer go.......but only now are our actions justified.
The same thing can easily be said about Boston too.
Peace
BTW - Plummer is headed for the 2nd string tour around the league.
We were fools at first for letting Plummer go.......but only now are our actions justified.
The same thing can easily be said about Boston too.
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BTW - Plummer is headed for the 2nd string tour around the league.
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Plummer cracking?
Uh, speaking of boorish behavior, we offer up Denver quarterback Jake Plummer, who responded to jeers from the home crowd following an interception on Sunday afternoon, by shooting the bird at the folks heckling him.
We respect Plummer for the competitor that he is. We champion his sense of loyalty and friendship for having stood up to the button-down suits who run the league when it came to memorializing his close friend and former teammate Pat Tillman. Heck, when Plummer was playing in Arizona, we pulled for the Cardinals to fall behind 28-0 in the fourth quarter, because there was virtually nothing as exciting as watching "The Snake" go frenetic, drawing up plays in dirt, and just letting his playground instincts take over in trying to rally his team. Oh, sure, he typically failed. But it was Plummer at his best.
But you've got to wonder -- and the ol' bird shot Plummer broke out while seated on the bench is essentially a convenient excuse to raise the subject -- if the guy is ever going to be a big-time winner. The "Mastermind" himself, Denver coach Mike Shanahan, was supposed to supply the kind of mentoring that would transform Plummer from a good player on a bad team to a playmaker on a Super Bowl champion. Problem is, Plummer lacks consistency, and on Sunday he kind of lacked common sense. Sometimes the two go hand-in-hand. Sometimes, too, they go finger-in-finger, we suppose.
At any rate, it was a bad move by a guy who has authored more than his share of botched maneuvers over eight mostly underwhelming seasons in the league. Plummer was more fun when he was the best player on that motley crew out in the Valley of the Sun. Maybe on Sunday, the Rocky Mountain High just got to him. By Wednesday, he can pretty much expect a FedEx delivery at his locker, containing a little missive from the league, fining him for his poor judgement.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/colum...len&page=/morning/week14&CMP=OTC-DT9705204233
Uh, speaking of boorish behavior, we offer up Denver quarterback Jake Plummer, who responded to jeers from the home crowd following an interception on Sunday afternoon, by shooting the bird at the folks heckling him.
We respect Plummer for the competitor that he is. We champion his sense of loyalty and friendship for having stood up to the button-down suits who run the league when it came to memorializing his close friend and former teammate Pat Tillman. Heck, when Plummer was playing in Arizona, we pulled for the Cardinals to fall behind 28-0 in the fourth quarter, because there was virtually nothing as exciting as watching "The Snake" go frenetic, drawing up plays in dirt, and just letting his playground instincts take over in trying to rally his team. Oh, sure, he typically failed. But it was Plummer at his best.
But you've got to wonder -- and the ol' bird shot Plummer broke out while seated on the bench is essentially a convenient excuse to raise the subject -- if the guy is ever going to be a big-time winner. The "Mastermind" himself, Denver coach Mike Shanahan, was supposed to supply the kind of mentoring that would transform Plummer from a good player on a bad team to a playmaker on a Super Bowl champion. Problem is, Plummer lacks consistency, and on Sunday he kind of lacked common sense. Sometimes the two go hand-in-hand. Sometimes, too, they go finger-in-finger, we suppose.
At any rate, it was a bad move by a guy who has authored more than his share of botched maneuvers over eight mostly underwhelming seasons in the league. Plummer was more fun when he was the best player on that motley crew out in the Valley of the Sun. Maybe on Sunday, the Rocky Mountain High just got to him. By Wednesday, he can pretty much expect a FedEx delivery at his locker, containing a little missive from the league, fining him for his poor judgement.
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/colum...len&page=/morning/week14&CMP=OTC-DT9705204233
Plummer's future is also in limbo. He is due a $6 million roster bonus after this season and the Broncos will have to decide whether he's the guy who can take them to the Super Bowl.
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20041206/ap_on_sp_fo_ne/fbn_broncos_shanahan_1
