Thus spake Shank after a week long
war of words. The column updates the latest trash talk (by Welker and Scott of the NYJ), compares this game to the Red Sox - Yankees rivalry, treats us to a few Shankisms:
...the greatest upset in the history of the Roman Numeral Game.
...the Auerbachian Belichick.
...and that's about it. As good a column as we'll see out of Shank.
No More Rhetoric.
ReplyDeleteI actually read a what I thought well written article in the Globe today = "Evolution of a Gunman"
http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2011/01/16/arizona_shooting_suspect_spiraled_into_conflict_paranoia/?p1=News_links
then I realized it was written by someone at the NY Times.
Shank should take some lessons from that author.
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Can't wait for Shank to turn on Belichick (again). Will Shank use the argument about not bringing in veteran defensive players, or the one about ignoring the lack of a pass rush, or the "lack of coordinators", or will he bring up the "too many Smurfs" argument about the receivers - will he, gasp, even suggest that trading Randy Moss was a gross error?
ReplyDeleteSince originality is a quality of which Shank has no ownership, I suppose saying the Patriots did not hit the Jets hard enough won't make it to a Shank column.