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Nicknames!!!!!1111one!


TerriblePizza

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Seriously, people, who the f*ck cares what they're called. Seriously, have you ever tried just calling them by their given names? That's a novel idea.

We don't need new nicknames or DeAngelo Williams or Jonathan Stewart after each win, or after each article written about the running back tandem in Tennessee.

Furthermore, we ESPECIALLY don't need nicknames for career backups who will almost never see the field during the regular season.

Thank you, and god bless. :rant:

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Seriously, people, who the f*ck cares what they're called. Seriously, have you ever tried just calling them by their given names? That's a novel idea.

We don't need new nicknames or DeAngelo Williams or Jonathan Stewart after each win, or after each article written about the running back tandem in Tennessee.

Furthermore, we ESPECIALLY don't need nicknames for career backups who will almost never see the field during the regular season.

Thank you, and god bless. :rant:

I agree! these nickname threads are getting ridiculous!

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