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Steve Smith Sr on the NFL Network Scouting Combine...

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is a freaking trip. The guy is seriously funny. Flip it on, his commentary is really good.

If you saw the broadcast yesterday, I thought Marshall Faulk was really good too.
 
is a freaking trip. The guy is seriously funny. Flip it on, his commentary is really good.

If you saw the broadcast yesterday, I thought Marshall Faulk was really good too.
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Smith and Faulk are great and do their homework, so they are entertaining, but actually provide insight. Irvin and McGinest don't learn anything about the draft class and act like fools. They get a free pass because of the Cowboys and Patriots connections.
 
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you need entertaining commentators to keep the attention of viewers on this combine.. man, talk about a tough broadcast to keep the viewers from changing the channel.
 
Marshall Faulk is a complete tool bag though. My buddy, our kids and I were at Seau's resturant in San Diego, his kid, who was 12, had a Marshall Faulk st louis Rams jersey on (this was about 7 years ago), and we saw Faulk sitting down eating with another guy. His kid wanted to go over to get his autograph, and his dad kept saying no, he is eating that is rude, so his son waiting patiently, a couple times going to the bathroom to try to show off the shirt to Faulk.

Anyways, waited for him to be finished, Faulk got up and my buddy and his son went over was very nice, said they are from St. Louis and loved him, and could he sign his son's shirt. Marshall said he wasnt allowed to, but to write his agent, pay for shipping for the shirt to be returned and he would consider signing it. Needless to say they didnt do that. I would never ask a player for an autograph, but geez if a kid wanted one of their hero, you would have to say yes I would think.
 
Marshall Faulk is a complete tool bag though. My buddy, our kids and I were at Seau's resturant in San Diego, his kid, who was 12, had a Marshall Faulk st louis Rams jersey on (this was about 7 years ago), and we saw Faulk sitting down eating with another guy. His kid wanted to go over to get his autograph, and his dad kept saying no, he is eating that is rude, so his son waiting patiently, a couple times going to the bathroom to try to show off the shirt to Faulk.

Anyways, waited for him to be finished, Faulk got up and my buddy and his son went over was very nice, said they are from St. Louis and loved him, and could he sign his son's shirt. Marshall said he wasnt allowed to, but to write his agent, pay for shipping for the shirt to be returned and he would consider signing it. Needless to say they didnt do that. I would never ask a player for an autograph, but geez if a kid wanted one of their hero, you would have to say yes I would think.
That is pretty shitty. I understand contracts that might not allow him to sign certain things, but to then tell you to ship it, to maybe get him to sign it, is pretty crappy.
 
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That is pretty shitty. I understand contracts that might not allow him to sign certain things, but to then tell you to ship it to maybe get him to sign it is pretty crappy.

Yeah, you never know what kind of crap day the guy might have had, but, he definitely lost a few fans that day.
 
is a freaking trip. The guy is seriously funny. Flip it on, his commentary is really good.

If you saw the broadcast yesterday, I thought Marshall Faulk was really good too.
I had a big choice between watching paint dry and watching a bunch of future millionaires running around in their underwear.

The paint is almost dry so maybe I will be checking it out soon.
 
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