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I thought u guys would appreciate this, Pastabelly has a live chat on espn.com right now so I wrote in asking if he has changed his view on bashing Gibbs like he has all year since what he has done for our team. I went on to just say other stuff. Ill let everyone know if he posts a reply, which i doubt he will since he'll puss out. Ill be sure to get the link on here if he does post a reply.

Here is what passes as Peter King's pathetic attempt at admitting he was totally wrong:

9. Washington (10-6). Kudos to Terry Bradshaw. With the Redskins 5-6, he said they'd run the table and make the playoffs. Wish I'd have had his nerve.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/writers/peter_king/01/01/week17/3.html

If I were his editor, 1) I would have fired him years ago and 2) I'd change "Wish I'd had his nerve" to "Wish I knew something about football." Moron. He has ZERO credibility.

well of course pastabelly didnt reply do my message. I know he got it too bc i posted a message a couple mins before it even officially started. Hopefully he saw that and knows how bad he messed up. Whatever though, we'll just have to hear him jump on the bandwagon after we win the superbowl

Yes, I'm sure he's well aware of how bad he looks due to all of his Redskin-bashing this year.

This is the same man who said Culpepper would be the NFL Offensive MVP, The Falcons would be NFC Champs, and the Ravens, Chargers, Bills, Eagles, Vikings, Rams, and Cardinals would be in the playoffs. He only got 4 out of 12 playof teams right.

ESPN should move him to a subject he's more knowledgeable like hotdog eating contests. His only "football" credentials seem to be that his FOOT is big and round like a BALL.

All those guys are jokes, Pastabelly, Peter King, Z, etc. The list is huge.

His keyboard must look like my four year old's old highchair food tray after a PB&J sandwich.

tcwest10 wrote:His keyboard must look like my four year old's old highchair food tray after a PB&J sandwich.

Now here's a "sport" that he could cover accurately: http://www.ifoce.com/contests.php

ESPN should move him to a subject he's more knowledgeable like hotdog eating contests.