PLAYERS:
Arian Foster,
Kevin Millar,
J.J. Watt,
Matt Schaub,
Andre Johnson,
Vince Wilfork,
Justin Forsett,
Jim Schwartz,
Stevan Ridley,
Kareem Jackson,
Gary Kubiak,
Marvin Lewis,
Cito Gaston,
Tom Brady,
Joe Montana,
Rob Gronkowski
TEAMS: Houston Texans, Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots, Detroit Lions, Cincinnati Bengals, New York Yankees
TEAMS: Houston Texans, Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots, Detroit Lions, Cincinnati Bengals, New York Yankees
Everyone has their outcast. The red headed stepchild of the group which ruins jokes, doesn’t cover their nose when they sneeze, and tries desperately to fit in while inventing new ways to fail at life. In the Boston sports media, that title has been fought for by Dan “Shank the Curly Haired Boyfriend” Shaughnessy and Ron Borges for years now with Shank usually coming out on top. He famously ripped the 2004 Red Sox a new poopshoot after their humiliating Game 3 loss to the New York Yankees in the ALDS, only to be called out by Kevin Millar after the Sox won the series. While Borges has been predicting doom and gloom for the New England Patriots since the minute after they won Super Bowl XXXVI, Shank did the complete opposite this week by claiming, “The 2012-13 New England Patriots just became the first team in NFL history to get back-to-back byes before advancing to the conference championship game. Could this get any easier?” If you didn’t see that quote until just now it really doe...
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Just in case the Houston Texans needed any more fuel for this weekend's upcoming AFC Divisional playoff game, Boston sports writer Dan Shaughnessy provided them with some.
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Foster posts critical story as Twitter profile pic
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Arian Foster uses Boston Globe reporter’s quote as bulletin board material on his Twitter profile
Houston Texans running back Arian Foster used what Dan Shaughnessy of the Boston Globe wrote as bulletin board material by posting it as a his Twitter profile picture as they get ready to play the Patriots this week. I’m sure this will fire the Texans up a little more. After getting dismantled by the Patriots earlier in the season, it will be interesting to see how they play...
Dan Shaughnessy calls Texans ‘fradulent’ in his column; Arian Foster uses it as his Twitter avatar
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Arian Foster is using the disparaging words of a sports writer to motivate him for Sunday’s playoff game at New England.
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Arian Foster Using Critical Boston Globe Column as Twitter Avatar, Motivation Against Patriots (Photo)
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Shaughnessy’s Column Used As Bulletin Board Material by @ArianFoster is a post from: Boston Sports Media Watch
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