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HAHA - ex Seminole QB

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At FSU, you don't even learn that the QB is supposed to go behind the Center, not a guard.

 

New Orleans Saints running back Keith Joseph (45) tells rookie quarterback Adrian McPherson (5) that he is not under center late in an NFL preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks on Friday night Aug. 12, 2005, in the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans. McPherson, seeing his first game action, led the Saints to the 5-yard line before New Orleans turned the ball over on downs. The Saints were in a hurry-up offensive at the time McPherson lined up behind guard Augie Hoffman (74).

Didn't John Elway do the same thing?

 

You're just asking for a stupid little flame war by posting stuff like this.

Hahahahaha Rex Grossman got hurt, hahahaha Florida is the 3rd best college football team in the state of Florida!

 

:plain

 

Quit being such a homo, please.

Augie is probably like 'why the hell does the new guy have his hands in my ass'

OMGLOL all Florida State players are stupid!!!!!1

and people wonder why the saints never win.

it was his first taste of NFL action, the dude was just nervous as hell.

Didn't John Elway do the same thing?

 

You're just asking for a stupid little flame war by posting stuff like this.

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It's just fun to tease.

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