Old-Timers Bracket
Claim to Fame: Was part of that sick Duke play with Christian Laettner back in his college days, winning two titles; still plugging with the Phoenix Suns despite myriad injuries; has not aged since his Duke days and is married to Tamia
Claim to Fame: legendary gunslinger with the most yards and interceptions in NFL history, most of them with the Green Bay Packers; legendarily tiresome waffler and training camp dodger who refuses to retire or just join a team like a normal player; legendary cameo in There's Something About Mary
Grant Hill hung in there, but Brett Favre took him down by two measly points. Favre makes the Elite 8.
Claim to Fame: Had to fill Joe Montana's shoes in San Francisco, ended up with six passing titles and the NFL Record for career passer rating; currently a polished sports analyst; late-to-marry LDS hottie opposing Prop 8
Claim to Fame: One time grocery store stock boy turned Super Bowl MVP; he has the most, second-most, and third-most yards thrown in Super Bowl history as well as six hundred kids; devoted to charity, even more devoted husband, even more devoted Christian.
Just like on the field, Kurt Warner cannot be killed by any mere mortal. He takes down Steve Young to advance to the Elite 8.
2 comments:
Steve Young vs. Brett Favre is one of the hardest things I've ever had to decide between.
And by Brett Favre I clearly mean Kurt Warner.
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