football verbs that should be banned from use

[PhillyB]

mercifully "lunch pail" seems to have died off

[Pimpdaddy]

...Football move...

 

 

[imminent rogaine]

Noun here but I hate when people say "p.i." For pass interference. That's not a fuging thing. Like, no one agreed to start doing that. Why even use words at all. Fug it. Just use initials for the whole broadcast. " oh here is an l.b. B. By Davis and kuechly. Both get an h.s. on the play. Good c by the s.s. On the w.r."

[imminent rogaine]

Anything Eugene Robinson says ever.

[ItsNotGonnaBeAlright]

"and that's one he wishes he could get back."

[The Question]

A real head scratcher

[Oldschool Leroy]

My God man, quit talking about Ron's " ample " chest.

[Judo Thoreau]

"Almost intercepted!!" When the ball comes with 5 yards of a DB.

[aussiePanther]

Gotta say I haven't had an issue with a single phrase/verb/whatever that any of you have put out there...

I hate to think what you guys would do having to put up with some Aussie commentators.

The only issue I have with NFL commentators is the ones who talk poo they clearly don't actually know. Like when they pretend they know what players are thinking or that they've got the inside scoop on what coaches are planning based on an answer from an interview: " coach was telling me yesterday that he's going to..." or when they constantly get a name wrong, that sort of thing.

[h0llywood]

"He's got a high motor"...when describing a white DE.

He "took a lick sounds" like it should be fun.

 

 

[MurkN]

He's getting good penetration in the backfield.

[Khaki Lackey]

Coood goo! He was really bookin'!
(Must be 40 or older to appreciate this colloquialism.)


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[Sapper]

Resilency

Also "Are you kidding me?

[csx]

Not a verb......salty tears.....Holy fug that's overused