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YellerLotYeller · 10-19-2005

On my way home today I caught a replay on 610 of an interview from earlier at Hooter's tonight, with our deep snapper Bryan Pittman. When asked about who the team leaders were he immediately said Payne and Wong.

Then he was asked about offensive leaders and his reply was"......(silence with Hooters noise in background).............uh............uh.......... ..maybe Zach Weigert"

Are you serious? Zach Freakin Weigert! The guys on 610 said he doesnt want to put any blame on anybody. haha

Sounded like a pretty good interview. Anyone catch the whole thing to put it in perspective to the entire interview?

the wonger need food · 10-19-2005

Zach Weigert? That is hilarious. So now it's confirmed that the team has quit on its coaches and Quarterback.

I still contend that the turning point was Carr's appearance in People last year. It all went downhill after that.

Ibar_Harry · 10-19-2005

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Originally Posted by YellerLotYeller

On my way home today I caught a replay on 610 of an interview from earlier at Hooter's tonight, with our deep snapper Bryan Pittman. When asked about who the team leaders were he immediately said Payne and Wong.

Then he was asked about offensive leaders and his reply was"......(silence with Hooters noise in background).............uh............uh.......... ..maybe Zach Weigert"

Are you serious? Zach Freakin Weigert! The guys on 610 said he doesnt want to put any blame on anybody. haha

Sounded like a pretty good interview. Anyone catch the whole thing to put it in perspective to the entire interview?

I have felt for a long time that Zack has ment a lot to this team and that's why I want to line him up on the left side with Wand. I think they would be our best left side combination. Injuries have hurt us a lot and Zack has been one of the more frequently injured players. I still say I want to see Wand, Wiegert, Washington, Pitts, and either Wade or Reily in that order. Laugh, if you want, but that is still I think our best combination of O-line.

Ibar_Harry · 10-19-2005

By the way leadership has to start somewhere and I don't care who it is. In the 1st year Mr. B was patrolling the sidelines and was really a team leader. Might surprise some of you, but he had a lot to do with that 1st year.

**Double Barrel** · 10-19-2005

I thought Chad Stanley was our offensive team leader.

He seems to be our best offensive weapon right now. (our best defensive weapon is, of course, the men in striped shirts)

El Tejano · 10-19-2005

Kris Brown!!!!!!!!

10-19-2005	#1
YellerLotYeller nice marmot Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: EZ-Tag Lane Age: 35 Posts: 3,214 Rep Power: 186	Team leader on offense..uh..uh.. On my way home today I caught a replay on 610 of an interview from earlier at Hooter's tonight, with our deep snapper Bryan Pittman. When asked about who the team leaders were he immediately said Payne and Wong. Then he was asked about offensive leaders and his reply was"......(silence with Hooters noise in background).............uh............uh.......... ..maybe Zach Weigert" Are you serious? Zach Freakin Weigert! The guys on 610 said he doesnt want to put any blame on anybody. haha Sounded like a pretty good interview. Anyone catch the whole thing to put it in perspective to the entire interview?

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Double Barrel Moderator Join Date: Oct 2004 Section: Gridiron, Texas Age: 46 Posts: 27,053 Rep Power: 81571	I thought Chad Stanley was our offensive team leader. He seems to be our best offensive weapon right now. (our best defensive weapon is, of course, the men in striped shirts) __________________ "FOOTBALL IS ONLY A DIVERSION." ~ HOUSTON TEXANS In Memoriam - 20 little angels

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the wonger need food Hall of Fame Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Houston Age: 43 Posts: 2,534 Rep Power: 1085	Zach Weigert? That is hilarious. So now it's confirmed that the team has quit on its coaches and Quarterback. I still contend that the turning point was Carr's appearance in People last year. It all went downhill after that.

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Ibar_Harry Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 2,219 Rep Power: 14	By the way leadership has to start somewhere and I don't care who it is. In the 1st year Mr. B was patrolling the sidelines and was really a team leader. Might surprise some of you, but he had a lot to do with that 1st year.

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El Tejano Hall of Fame Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 9,748 Rep Power: 6842	Kris Brown!!!!!!!!

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