Brotherly Competition
Who else thinks it would be a Good, Nay, Great idea for Champ and Boss to have a little brotherlly competition. Something along the lines of most sacks vs. most interceptions or most tackles. With the loser donating to the winners favorite charity or something along those lines.
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ThorpeBroncosfan
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I guess I am the only one that likes the idea. Either that or not many read Fanshots. Hell, I will throw in an all-expenses paid (by the looser) guided fly-in fly fishing trip to Alaska!
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Am I to understand that
you are also a fly-fishing guide? Do you ever do saltwater flyfishing?
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by Jeremy Bolander on Jul 3, 2008 1:42 PM MDT up reply actions
lol
I read fanshots, but I think I missed this one. I think if they did a “fantasy” type of deal where tackles are worth X amount of points, while sacks and interceptions are worth X amount more points than tackles are, ect. The winner gets bragging rights. Really, anyone here think Champ would lose???
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Nice of you.
Count me in on that trip (as long as the loser is being so generous). I’ll go with Boss, why not someone has to. I want some sort of injury clause though. :)
by ThorpeBroncosfan on Jul 2, 2008 10:48 PM MDT reply actions
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