Easy, only one.
Google makes it pretty obvious.
So.... Eagles, Seahawks, Ravens, Cardinals or Falcons?
Huh I would say the same about the LionsMy expectations for the Giants are extremely low.
Said every Detroit lions fan ever before being disappointed by their season.I am not the biggest fan of the Detroit Lions, but I see that they have some potential
He lost his asshole center to a knee injury. Means he has to train the next guy regarding towels and baby powder.Tom Brady will finally win a Super Bowl. This is the year!!!
He lost his asshole center to a knee injury. Means he has to train the next guy regarding towels and baby powder.
Bucs' Jensen had butt-sweat talk with Brady: 'I knew it was coming'
Tampa Bay Buccaneers center Ryan Jensen had to make some adjustments following the arrival of Tom Brady - namely, playing with a towel stuffed down his pants. Brady goes to great lengths to keep his centers' behinds free of sweat, as detailed last year in a piece by The Athletic's Nick...www.thescore.com
Mark Schlereth mentioned he used to just piss in his pants during games...I think it was one of those Broncos' Super Bowl documentaries or something.Wow.... talk about things I never considered!
The "butt-sweat" factor rotfl!
Duce Staley would like you to leave the room for a minimum 8 count before you walk your stinky ass back in the roomI wonder how Brady deals with "silent but deadly" gas attacks?
Guess Brady was afraid of Woody, unlike the others.With Woody, Brady did his best to grin, bear it, and just play football. But when Woody's successor Dan Koppen took over the job, Brady found his solution — sticking a towel down his center's pants.
My, oh my. Hands-on"There was a ritual where he would put the towel in. It's up to him," Koppen told The Athletic. "So, he put the towel in the centers before the game and made sure (it was in place). You know, I mean, I'm sure putting your hands back there, I don't think you want to go into a sweaty vat."
Maybe he fancies seeing something else?Brady's towel strategy stems from both hygiene and a bit of gamesmanship. Aside from the inherent ickiness of coming into contact with his center's sweat play after play, keeping the ball and his hands dry throughout the game minimizes the chances of a costly fumble or turnover.
It's not voluntary or with any level of privacy."It was something that was very different for me at first, especially when he grabs you as a rookie in training camp and throws a towel down your butt," Andrews told The Athletic. "Pulling your shorts back, dumping baby powder down your butt. But that's part of it, and obviously, if it affects how he operates, you want to be as good as you can about it."