football verbs that should be banned from use

[PhillyB]

1) Tattooed. ex. "Wooooo, Thomas Davis came up and just tattooed him in the flats!"

2) Skied. ex. "He really skied for that ball in the endzone but still couldn't bring it down."

 

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[therealmjl]

Mick Mixon gonna need a new job

[KSpan]

Not a verb, but 'chippy' makes me cringe. One of those terms that somebody used a few years back and is now everywhere. 'Gadget play' is another one.

[therealmjl]

"_______ looked like he got shot out of a cannon on that play!"

[Jimmy]

Shalacked. This isn't 1955. Do people even use shalack anymore? 

[L-TownCat]

Extracurricular:

"looks like we've got a little extracurricular activity going on after the whistle"

[Jimmy]

Verbs that should be used:

Cam'd

TD'd

Kuechlied

[Your GFs favorite huddler]

Would "he's a real gym rat" in refrence to a Caucasian athlete be approriate in this thread because that's annoying....

[minicho]

Come up with a replacement as well to make it a bit more fun

[Jangler]

Webb threw a laser for that touchdown.

[arbnranger]

20 minutes ago, PhillyB said:

1) Tattooed. ex. "Wooooo, Thomas Davis came up and just tattooed him in the flats!"

2) Skied. ex. "He really skied for that ball in the endzone but still couldn't bring it down."

 

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I hate when broadcasters are trying to use examples about someone and use it plurally: "He is gong to be a great Tight End like the Shannon Sharps, the Jason Wittens or the Greg Olsens. 

Why not just say there name?

Also - not in the NFL but in the UFC when they say "He likes to bang"

[L-TownCat]

Football IQ

[Khaki Lackey]

Hat on a hat.


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[weyco2000]

Salty


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