None. I'm going with Seth Maxwell of the North Dallas Bulls. He'll throw the game winner to Elliott and after the game go get in a pile with Joe Bob and O.W.
Rifleman, of the Ampipe Bulldogs, would be a close second.
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None. I'm going with Seth Maxwell of the North Dallas Bulls. He'll throw the game winner to Elliott and after the game go get in a pile with Joe Bob and O.W.
Rifleman, of the Ampipe Bulldogs, would be a close second.
Is an adult Junior Floyd in the conversation?
Otherwise I'm going with Johnny Moxon. Not only he was a brilliant strategist and able to be a Peyton Manning-esque "coach on the field", but the guy has nerves and conviction. The man somehow passed up Ali Larter in a whip cream bikini (if I had a dollar for every time I hit "pause" on the VCR and rubbed on out to that as a kid...) due to his love for the less attractive (but still cute) Jules. That takes balls, and it take morals. When I lay out qualities of a perfect QB, I would want him to be intelligent, ballsy, and trustworthy. Mox was all three, and he was a reasonably competent athlete.
Otherwise I'm going with Johnny Moxon. Not only he was a brilliant strategist and able to be a Peyton Manning-esque "coach on the field", but the guy has nerves and conviction. The man somehow passed up Ali Larter in a whip cream bikini (if I had a dollar for every time I hit "pause" on the VCR and rubbed on out to that as a kid...) due to his love for the less attractive (but still cute) Jules. That takes balls, and it take morals. When I lay out qualities of a perfect QB, I would want him to be intelligent, ballsy, and trustworthy. Mox was all three, and he was a reasonably competent athlete.
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the kid from little giants. good leader, hits on cheerleaders, throws the ball well, lots of trick plays available, and has a win percentage of 100%. Though injury prone i like what he brings to the table
the kid from little giants. good leader, hits on cheerleaders, throws the ball well, lots of trick plays available, and has a win percentage of 100%. Though injury prone i like what he brings to the table
I'd have to go with Falco, as well. He seems like a more experienced version of Johnny Utah, but without the "idiot surfer" accent.
Didn't Falco "blow the big game" where Utah just got hurt and missed the "big game"?
We need to do a full on football movie/TV fantasy draft.
Also, how is this something that Grantland hasn't already done?
Also, how is this something that Grantland hasn't already done?
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