I guess Aaron Rodgers isn't cutting it.

[Youk]

Picture for the illiterate.

F-A-R-V-E?

[Vinsane]

F-A-R-V-E?

No you tool, quit being an idiot or wind up in the T (dot) Dot bin with all the other defective posters!

[Youk]

No you tool, quit being an idiot or wind up in the T (dot) Dot bin with all the other defective posters!

See, you should have realized that I understood I fucked up last time I posted, but instead you rubbed it in. What am I gonna do, be a bitch and not reply? heh.

I'd rather shoot myself in the kneecap than ever be like T.Dot.

[Vinsane]

See, you should have realized that I understood I fucked up last time I posted, but instead you rubbed it in. What am I gonna do, be a bitch and not reply? heh.

I'd rather shoot myself in the kneecap than ever be like T.Dot.

No one expects you to be a bitch, there's an edit button.

[Youk]

No one expects you to be a bitch, there's an edit button.

What a prick. Damn.

EDIT: And I was gonna delete this post...

But moving on....

http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/news?slug=ap-michigan-paulus&prov=ap&type=lgns

Turns out that this guy might transfer to Michigan instead. He would have one year of football eligibility.

[bucky]

Turns out that this guy might transfer to Michigan instead. He would have one year of football eligibility.

Who? That FaRVe guy? Whoever the hell HE is?

[Youk]

Who? That FaRVe guy? Whoever the hell HE is?

Nah, actually Jon Favreau.

[NAHSTE]

Kyle Wright likes this...]

As does Josh Booty, Brock Berlin and Drew Henson.

[Youk]

Is Favre the guy who's last pass in the NFL was a forward lateral? Oh yeah, that's the guy.

Dolphins > JESTS

The season was looking great in the beginning, and then BOOM, it just exploded horribly.

[MrBill]

The same Favre that holds the record for most interceptions in a career? The same Favre that will soon have his records broken by Peyton Manning and/or Tom Brady?

Lulz...there goes the friendly posting.

If you have the record for most wins, touchdown passes, yardage, MVP's, consecutive games along with a dozen or so others, the INT record isn't really that big of a deal. Babe Ruth holds the MLB record for strikeouts and nobody is saying he sucked.

Peyton or Brady both have a lot of productive years ahead of them to get close to Favre's records. We don't even know if Brady will be the same QB after returning from his injury.

[FirstTimer]

If you have the record for most wins, touchdown passes, yardage, MVP's, consecutive games along with a dozen or so others, the INT record isn't really that big of a deal. Babe Ruth holds the MLB record for strikeouts and nobody is saying he sucked.

Babe Ruth is 88th all-time in strikeouts.

Reggie Jackson is the all-time leader.

[NAHSTE]

Babe Ruth is 88th all-time in strikeouts.

Reggie Jackson is the all-time leader.

But....but....Mr Bill has waited tables at the restaurant Bus Cook co-owns!

[MrBill]

Babe Ruth is 88th all-time in strikeouts.

Reggie Jackson is the all-time leader.

Let me rephrase, when Babe Ruth retired in 1935 he held the MLB record for career strikeouts along with the HR record. If you look at the strikeout percentage of all MLB players with more than 400 HR's, which is probably more apples to apples due to the longer seasons in modern baseball, Ruth is still at the top with 24%.

But....but....Mr Bill has waited tables at the restaurant Bus Cook co-owns!

:seeyou:

[FirstTimer]

Let me rephrase, when Babe Ruth retired in 1935 he held the MLB record for career strikeouts along with the HR record. If you look at the strikeout percentage of all MLB players with more than 400 HR's, which is probably more apples to apples due to the longer seasons in modern baseball, Ruth is still at the top with 24%.

Where are you getting those numbers? K% to me is: taking the number of K's he had and dividing it by how many plate appearances he had. Which would put Ruth at 12.5%

1,330K's/10,616 Plate appearances.

Guys like Jim Thome and Sammy Sosa for example:

Sosa 2306 career K's in 9896 career plate apperances= 23% K percentage

Thome 2201 career K's and 9062 career plate appearances= 24% K percentage