"I'm Going to Drink Plenty of Budweiser. I'll Tell You That!" LOL, what a loser.

JKSparky wrote:

What he could have said was: "I'm gonna jump on the first can of Bud faster than Cam trying to jump on a fumble".

That's not very fast then.

Cam doesn't jump on fumbles.

Man crush wrote:

runn wrote:

Oh shut up. just let it go. He can say what he wants.

You boys can't let go of your man crushes and think clearly. Don't worry, you can still jerk off to your hero and admit that everything he does or says isn't wonderful. Oh wait, I guess you can't.

I'm a Denver and a Peyton fan, and him pushing Bud was obvious and lame. What Newton did was worse. And, even though I really wanted Denver to win, and won money, that game was terrible and both Peytin and Newton were terrible. I was hoping for an epic battle, instead it was a competition to see who could suck the most and still win.

Lighten up francis. The Denver defense was pretty good.

Dr. Steve Brule wrote:

Sloop John B wrote:

Who really gives an eff about football anyway. Just a bunch of dudes who will go mentally insane later in life from the brain damage and blow all the money they gained from football.

That escalated quickly.

Nice generalization too.

Well, he's not far wrong....

No one cares about the health risks associated with football. No one. People have known for a long time that it is terrible and they still sign up their kids to play. The NFL has record-setting attendance and viewership. They are still getting sweetheart deals with the government to reap in billions in taxpayer money.

No. One. Cares.

Is that good? No. But it is true.

WX Y and Z wrote:

Man crush wrote:

You boys can't let go of your man crushes and think clearly. Don't worry, you can still jerk off to your hero and admit that everything he does or says isn't wonderful. Oh wait, I guess you can't.

I'm a Denver and a Peyton fan, and him pushing Bud was obvious and lame. What Newton did was worse. And, even though I really wanted Denver to win, and won money, that game was terrible and both Peytin and Newton were terrible. I was hoping for an epic battle, instead it was a competition to see who could suck the most and still win.

Lighten up francis. The Denver defense was pretty good.

No kidding.

I was watching with a bunch of Denver fans and I was rooting for them myself and we all thought the game was awesome. The Denver defense obliterated the Panthers and Manning was hardly part of the game. If you can't enjoy the #1 defense dismantling the #1 offense you are probably just a very casual football fan and do not understand the finer points of the game. And this is coming from someone that doesn't get too deep into the finer points.

On the Line wrote:

No one cares about the health risks associated with football. No one. People have known for a long time that it is terrible and they still sign up their kids to play. The NFL has record-setting attendance and viewership. They are still getting sweetheart deals with the government to reap in billions in taxpayer money.

No. One. Cares.

Is that good? No. But it is true.

Although I agree on a certain level, the NFL is also very aware of the negative press regarding the health risks. Otherwise, they wouldn't have fought against the concussion story as much as they did. If I'm not mistaken, youth participation is declining. I've read reports from top HS football programs concerned about growing interest in other sports (soccer, lacrosse). Many former NFL players have also said they don't want their kids to play football. The NFL is thriving at record-setting levels (attendance, profits, etc.) as you wrote, but where will it be in 20-25 years?

Beer Me! wrote:

Manning seems like the kind of guy that would get really geared up to go eat wings at Chili's or something.

I laughed for a good two minutes at this. It's only funny because IT'S TRUE!

Go Broncos, but... wrote:

C'mon Manning, don't you have enough money already? Do you really have to shill for Anheuser-Busch? Like anyone believes you're going to drink that piss after winning the Super Bowl. What a tacky and classless move on his part. I am not even a craft beer guy and I think that was just stupid. Hell, I have Bud in my fridge at home right now. Disney World is one thing, but Budweiser? Lame.

So you're another cuck who was rooting for Cam.

97.4's THE LOOP wrote:

Beer Me! wrote:

Manning seems like the kind of guy that would get really geared up to go eat wings at Chili's or something.

I laughed for a good two minutes at this. It's only funny because IT'S TRUE!

It is so true, and that is totally what makes it funny.

97.4's THE LOOP wrote:

Beer Me! wrote:

Manning seems like the kind of guy that would get really geared up to go eat wings at Chili's or something.

I laughed for a good two minutes at this. It's only funny because IT'S TRUE!

If it's Chili's then it's fajitas, not wings. Applebees wings are better. Your welcome all you complaining loosers.

I'm going to drink budweiser, eat some pappa johns and review my mutual fund portfolios using the new nationwide financial app.

Who the hell drinks that swill?

letsdrinkbudweiser.com?

halfast wrote:

Who the hell drinks that swill?

Old people

Yes, I was rooting for Peyton and admire the guy but boy it was damn tacky.

Star wrote:

Old fat guy wrote:

You realize what he was responding to right? 2 seconds after they win and the media shoves a mic in his face and asks if he is going to retire.

Would you rather him say that's a clown question bro?

Like I said. Just say I'm gonna get drunk.

You proved the point.

2 seconds after they win and with a mic shoved in his face, the first thing he thinks of is to make an advertisement.

I like him, but come on.

Just have a genuine moment.

I was rooting for Peyton and happy his team won the SB for him, but given the number of little kids that idolize him, I would have prefered he not bring up his drinking. Totally unclassy and irresponsible.

halfast wrote:

Who the hell drinks that swill?

Chris Solinsky

yuiop wrote:

Although I agree on a certain level, the NFL is also very aware of the negative press regarding the health risks. Otherwise, they wouldn't have fought against the concussion story as much as they did. If I'm not mistaken, youth participation is declining. I've read reports from top HS football programs concerned about growing interest in other sports (soccer, lacrosse). Many former NFL players have also said they don't want their kids to play football. The NFL is thriving at record-setting levels (attendance, profits, etc.) as you wrote, but where will it be in 20-25 years?

This is all true.

"I'm going to smoke plenty of Bud I'll tell you that".

missed a prime golden moment for Colorado advertising