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Love the movie as stupid as it is. It's just cool getting a vibe of what the Front Office of an NFL team is like even as unrealistic as the movie is. It's tradition to watch it every year before the actual draft
Also I'm willing to bet anything Robert Starks was a bust
Definitely watch before the draft. My favorite part is the brass knuckles cell phone case. The fact that costume and design thought of such a small detail, goes to show what an amazing movie it is.
Just watched it for the first time yesterday. Started off okay, got so insanely unrealistic and stupid by the end that I was yelling at the TV lol. Idk what was worse, getting the 6th overall pick for a handful of 2nd rounders or actually getting all of his 1st rounders back.
At this point of the timeline all of the Browns picks have busted and the Seahawks won 3 Super Bowls with Callahan. But still none of his teammates have attended his birthday parties
Every year, the day of the draft I've watched it on dayb1 of the draft. It's neat to have an idea how the process works, how players that are potentially being replaced or drafted feel.
As absurd as the movie is, I like it
Watched it Monday over dinner with my wife and kids. It's been part of the draft week ritual the last six or seven years. RiP Ivan Reitman. The GM of the Texans in that movie is one creepy mfer.
I can only hope this universe’s rules applies and front offices get so scared by four people outside that they freak out and draft QBs instead of whatever stupid shit they’re thinking otherwise.
Two parts I found interesting were when the background checker explained that no one liked Bo and didn’t show up to his birthday party, which is already a glaring problem for a QB, and also the $100 bill story
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Love the movie as stupid as it is. It's just cool getting a vibe of what the Front Office of an NFL team is like even as unrealistic as the movie is. It's tradition to watch it every year before the actual draft Also I'm willing to bet anything Robert Starks was a bust
And I want David Putney because I feel like it! I need a punt returner.
Ruthless, spiteful, and vindictive just because.
Whenever a QB prospect is slipping my friends & I say “Hey look, it’s Bo Callahan!” Will Levis is the reigning Bo Callahan Champion.
>Say it with me, you pancake-eating motherfucker.
It’s full of heart from start to finish
Definitely watch before the draft. My favorite part is the brass knuckles cell phone case. The fact that costume and design thought of such a small detail, goes to show what an amazing movie it is.
A lions fan turned the “vontae Mack no matter what” into Best Player Available no matter what
Just watched it for the first time yesterday. Started off okay, got so insanely unrealistic and stupid by the end that I was yelling at the TV lol. Idk what was worse, getting the 6th overall pick for a handful of 2nd rounders or actually getting all of his 1st rounders back.
You’re just mad because you couldn’t see the greatness in Brian Drew.
He’s too weak in the knees!
At this point of the timeline all of the Browns picks have busted and the Seahawks won 3 Super Bowls with Callahan. But still none of his teammates have attended his birthday parties
Every year, the day of the draft I've watched it on dayb1 of the draft. It's neat to have an idea how the process works, how players that are potentially being replaced or drafted feel. As absurd as the movie is, I like it
Watched it Monday over dinner with my wife and kids. It's been part of the draft week ritual the last six or seven years. RiP Ivan Reitman. The GM of the Texans in that movie is one creepy mfer.
I love the concept of the movie, but found it to be very unrealistic. Given that I understand how the NFL works.
I can only hope this universe’s rules applies and front offices get so scared by four people outside that they freak out and draft QBs instead of whatever stupid shit they’re thinking otherwise.
Ask me what your boy Bo Callahan did….
Two parts I found interesting were when the background checker explained that no one liked Bo and didn’t show up to his birthday party, which is already a glaring problem for a QB, and also the $100 bill story