Likely perplexed by everybody’s chatter over Sea World these last two days, Devin Hester has taken to Twitter in search of clarity: “Why yall hate Sea World so much? Whats wrong with it?” Shhhh! Why ruin his fondness for whales?
Yesterday, Devin Hester spoke of what he referred to as “changes” to take place within the Bears organization next year. Then, he took to what is becoming the informal press release, Twitter, to insist the usual; that his words were taken out of context, you know, yada, yada, yada … But, he also vehemently denied ever being a fly on the wall in Jerry Angelo’s office, which is always weird. (more…)
Update: Sullivan and I share a brain, at least on this subject. So reread the post for his thoughts on this as well.
Who didn’t see this coming? And who doesn’t find this terribly annoying? Chad Johnson (I refuse to call him Ochocinco) took to Twitter to start talking smack to Jay-Jay and AB. (more…)
The last post of the week: something to ponder as you await the certain couch slouch and booze binge of this weekend.
I love that pro athletes are looking to Twitter to project their innermost thoughts, now; especially when those thoughts are relayed to other pro athletes for all the world to digest. Okay, okay, so most of these tweets are completely insignificant and futile, but holy crap if they’re not entertaining. Case in point: Devin Hester.
As voted by you, Fake Lance Briggs’ Baby Mama would make the most awesome fake Twitter name. It narrowly defeated Fake Mike Ditka and Fake Jay Cutler, so thank you to the 46 people who voted.
Next logical question: Who is going to make it and entertain hundreds for years months weeks to come?
The following suggests the Bears trade for Anquan Boldin by offering Nathan Vasher, a 2010 second-round pick and a 2010 fifth-round pick in return. Please respond accordingly.
Drew Rosenhaus’ twitter account is slowly becoming one of my favorites to follow–until it becomes my least favorite to follow. You have to admire someone, even as unabashed as Drew, who continues to find new, somewhat-entertaining vehicles for promoting his clients.
Yesterday, fit somewhere in Rosenhaus’ regular tri-hourly updates, was a little blurb regarding the expected whereabouts of Anquan Boldin in 2009: (more…)
By all appearances, it was an NFL Draft day that ended with a thud for the Chicago Bears. Their only pick, the 49th overall, was traded to Seattle for a third and fourth rounder tomorrow. But, an innocent-enough tweet sent over by Brad Biggs of the Chicago Sun-Times changed everything:
Angelo said the bears talked to cards about boldin but could not a deal done.
So you’re saying there’s a chance?
Once it became clear that their second-round pick would not entice the Cards to trade, the Bears tried to move up, motivated by their interest in Ohio State wide receiver Brian Robiskie, among others.
It started when Julia Allison tweeted of Jay Cutler’s partiality to her headband, and now, we get another scoop courtesy of the still far-too-underutilized, Twitter: Brian Urlacher likes his Chile Con Queso.
