Josh Freeman Among Top Players

May 16th, 2011

Joe has decided to help out his loyal readers who, for reasons Joe cannot understand, refuse to be men and instead, wallow with a far inferior product, Out House Networks and its celebration of yentas.

Recently, the NFL Network aired the lower tier of its Top 100 Players of 2011 and Josh Freeman was on the list. Here is the highlight video featuring him. It’s narrated by John Abraham.

In the second video, co-hosts Lindsay Soto, Brian Baldinger and Charles Davis discuss Freeman and other quarterbacks on the list.

9 Responses to “Josh Freeman Among Top Players”

  1. Jrock Says:

    This was a pretty sweet video.

    I’m on the verge of canceling my cable because of the cost, I guess that makes me half a man since I currently can’t afford the NFL Network, so thank you for bringing some bravado back to my ego and allowing me to watch this video. It’s pretty cool John Abraham did the commentary for Josh!

    Where’s Williams’ video?

  2. Jrock Says:

    AH, here it is: http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-top100-2011/09000d5d81f7d98c/Top-100-Mike-Williams

    Not as good as Josh’s.

  3. Espo Says:

    Thank you Joe. This Out House customer appreciates it.

    I’m a little upset they felt the need to include Matt Ryan in Josh Freeman’s highlight video though.

  4. Jonny Says:

    @Joe: No remarks on Lindsay Soto? So unlike you bruh.

  5. Joe Says:

    Jonny:

    Joe knows she has quite a cult following but Joe’s not among those.

    Charissa Thompson, yes. Stacey Dales, yes.

    Lindsay Soto? Eh.

  6. Joe Says:

    JRock:

    I’m on the verge of canceling my cable because of the cost, I guess that makes me half a man since I currently can’t afford the NFL Network

    The NFL Network is part of the basic cable channel lineup on DirecTV.

  7. Jonny Says:

    @Joe, Stacy Dales is seriously hot. That is all.

  8. Pete Dutcher Says:

    Joe has decided to help out his loyal readers who, for reasons Joe cannot understand, refuse to be men and instead, wallow with a far inferior product, Out House Networks and its celebration of yentas.

    I find that comment offensive.

    First off, many of us would kill to get NFL Network, but it isn’t an option where we live. Some of us are stuck with Brighthouse when we would rather have Direct TV or Verizon.

    Second, that’s a really bad standard of manhood. A man is a male who fullfills his obligations, keeps his word, stands up for his beliefs and works hard.

    Everything else is just fluff…including the NFL Network…and even including our Bucs.

  9. Joe Says:

    First off, many of us would kill to get NFL Network, but it isn’t an option where we live. Some of us are stuck with Brighthouse when we would rather have Direct TV or Verizon.

    Unadulterated nonsense and rubbish if not downright lies! Those who want the NFL Network get the NFL Network. In other words, they are men.

    Second, that’s a really bad standard of manhood. A man is a male who fullfills his obligations, keeps his word, stands up for his beliefs and works hard.

    There is no more higher obligation of a red-blooded American male than to have the NFL Network. There is no higher calling.