fantastic cover!
yes, the main edition is in fact OFFICIALLY titled the G.O.A.T. edition!
Not unofficially, but OFFICIALLY. Most knew already the identity of the G.O.A.T., but the rest have woken up!
Manning and Montana ballwashers are stepping to the nearest ledge...
Every NFL fan of the Colts, Jets, Steelers, Dolphins, and Bills having to stare at a 15 second loading screen of the GOAT, the player that haunts them, is epic!
You losers will probably pine for a major injury. Let the curse strike, you losers say!
The curse hasn't really hit the last several years like it once did.
-Polomalu and Fitz both played well after being jointly on the cover in 2009.
-Drew Brees didn't miss any time in 2010.
-Calvin broke the receiving record in 2012.
-Both Sherman and ODB were just fine after they made in on 13 and 15.
-Barry Sanders never broke a hip after making the cover in 14.
Most guys who got hit by the curse were injury prone anyway. Think about it: Vick, McNabb, Lewis, V Young, even Gronk? Not to mention most of the cover athletes used to be RB's. Running backs tend to hit walls in their career out of random anyways. Peyton Hillis was a one year wonder, it was very predictable that he would regress. Marshall Faulk was a 30 year old Back. The list goes on...
So I'm not really buying the curse.
But you guys HAVE to hang your hopes on SOMETHING, I guess.
yes, the main edition is in fact OFFICIALLY titled the G.O.A.T. edition!
Not unofficially, but OFFICIALLY. Most knew already the identity of the G.O.A.T., but the rest have woken up!
Manning and Montana ballwashers are stepping to the nearest ledge...
Every NFL fan of the Colts, Jets, Steelers, Dolphins, and Bills having to stare at a 15 second loading screen of the GOAT, the player that haunts them, is epic!
You losers will probably pine for a major injury. Let the curse strike, you losers say!
The curse hasn't really hit the last several years like it once did.
-Polomalu and Fitz both played well after being jointly on the cover in 2009.
-Drew Brees didn't miss any time in 2010.
-Calvin broke the receiving record in 2012.
-Both Sherman and ODB were just fine after they made in on 13 and 15.
-Barry Sanders never broke a hip after making the cover in 14.
Most guys who got hit by the curse were injury prone anyway. Think about it: Vick, McNabb, Lewis, V Young, even Gronk? Not to mention most of the cover athletes used to be RB's. Running backs tend to hit walls in their career out of random anyways. Peyton Hillis was a one year wonder, it was very predictable that he would regress. Marshall Faulk was a 30 year old Back. The list goes on...
So I'm not really buying the curse.
But you guys HAVE to hang your hopes on SOMETHING, I guess.