The NFLs best all-time passer according to EAS

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Have you ever tried an EAS product such as the 'Muscle Armor™'?

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  1. JCBRAVE

    JCBRAVE goTitans 2019 Survivor Champion

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    Team EAS (Energy.Athletics.Strength) apparently knows football better than anyone in broadcasting, because they have Matt Haselbeck rated higher than Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. Checkout what they have under Haselbeck's bio.

    Matt Haselbeck: "The General"
    After being traded to Seattle, Matt achieved national recognition and a Pro Bowl berth. Currently rated as the NFL's best all-time passer, he led the Seahawks to a conference championship and a Super Bowl appearance in 2006.

    Larry Fitzgerald: "The Launch"
    A solid collegiate career led the Cardinals to draft Larry #3 overall. Living up to past performance, Larry grabbed 58 passes for 8 TDs as a rookie in 2004 and led the NFL in receptions in 2005, for his first Pro Bowl berth. He finished 2006 with 69 receptions solidifying himself as one of the most exciting play makers in the league.

    Brady Quinn: "The Mighty Quinn"
    Rated the number-one quarterback in college football for 2006 by The Sporting News and Lindy’s, he’s also considered one of the most prolific passers in Notre Dame’s history, where, as two-time Irish captain, he also owns 30 Notre Dame records. In the recent 2007 NFL draft, Brady Quinn was chosen by the Cleveland Browns, the team he had dreamed of playing for as a kid. All eyes will be on Brady as he begins his first season in the NFL.

    I found this to be amusing considering EAS is truly pushing their supplements hard on T.V. and probably need a fresh squad of players endorsing their brand. Fitzgerald can stay but not so sure of the others.
     
    #1 JCBRAVE, May 27, 2009
  4. TBC_titan

    TBC_titan Camp Fodder

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    Why? Have you seen Quinn? He's built about like Kenny Britt, except maybe a bit bigger.
    Quinn is an upcoming QB who will probably garner a lot of attention if he starts this season. IMO, Quinn is probably one of the highest profile 'models' that EAS could showcase.
     
    #2 TBC_titan, May 27, 2009
  7. GMITTS

    GMITTS WHY VY SHOULD BE OUR #3

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    he sucks. can he even play with his "back problems"
     
    #3 GMITTS, May 27, 2009
  10. GoTitans3801

    GoTitans3801 Forward Progress!

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    Don't mock back problems. Back pain issues can be dehibilitating, and back pain is some of the most intense pain that there is.

    That being said, considering Hasslebeck to be the best passer in the NFL is silly, but he's the one that they could convince to sign their endorsement deal, so that's going to be their story.
     
    #4 GoTitans3801, May 27, 2009
  13. Deuce Wayne

    Deuce Wayne NOW Y'ALL GET THE MESSICH?!

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    Matt Hasselbeck has thrown some of the most impressive passes I've seen though, really.
    There used to be a highlight clip where he threw it between a lane of like 4 guys- zig-zagged almost. Looked like the ball curved through all of them and ended up at the receiver.
    It was an over-the-shoulder view.
     
    #5 Deuce Wayne, May 27, 2009
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