I noticed something today.
When Brett Favre is under pressure and a sack seems iminent, he usually does the same thing.
He starts by taking quick, baby like steps in any direction, all while swiveling his head looking for a teammate. This is all done whilst pleading quietly to whichever diety it is that he believes in for guidance and liberation.
Watch Mangini's face.
It's true.
He is then grabbed by a member of the opposing team, (this all happens in quick succession) and he cocks his arm, looks up to the open sky, and fires a missle straight up.
This heat-seeking missile (as mentioned a few posts below) will, undoubteldy, find a player.
That player is never a Jet.
I've seen it three times (specifically once today against the Seahawks in the 2nd Quarter).
I'm frightened.
When Brett Favre is under pressure and a sack seems iminent, he usually does the same thing.
He starts by taking quick, baby like steps in any direction, all while swiveling his head looking for a teammate. This is all done whilst pleading quietly to whichever diety it is that he believes in for guidance and liberation.
Watch Mangini's face.
It's true.
He is then grabbed by a member of the opposing team, (this all happens in quick succession) and he cocks his arm, looks up to the open sky, and fires a missle straight up.
This heat-seeking missile (as mentioned a few posts below) will, undoubteldy, find a player.
That player is never a Jet.
I've seen it three times (specifically once today against the Seahawks in the 2nd Quarter).
I'm frightened.
Seahawks' head coach Mike Holmgren just seems angry.
(He looked like the Abominable Snowman during today's game.)
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