For Two Years Joe Bugel Thought Chris Cooley's Name Was "Archie"
Ken and I had the luxury of attending a NFLPA event last night sponsored by SB Nation hosted at the NFLPA headquarters in downtown DC. After listening to DeMaurice Smith recap all the negotiations with Roger Goodell, and winning his key points (pensions, legacy fund, proper revenue splits), several members of the media and Chris Cooley got up to talk about social media, specifically the use of Twitter among athletes. The media panel included SB Nation's Andrew Sharp, Shutdown Corner's Chris Chase, and Washinton Post The Early Lead Editor, Cindy Boren.
Right as the event was winding down we got to talk to Cooley and ask him the following 4 questions:
- Who would win in a matchup, this current Redskins team or the best team in Gibbs second tenure?
- If you're starting your own NFL franchise, who would you pick as a Head Coach, Jim Zorn or Steve Spurrier?
- If Christy Cooley decided to leave you, would you rather it be with Jabar Gaffney or Tim Tebow?
- Give us your best
Mike Shanahan,Joe Gibbs, Joe Bugel impersonation.
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oh look...
Adam and Anders..
shout out to my car keys
by superdupervillee on Dec 2, 2011 12:16 PM EST reply actions
He's an artist, they all go through wierd stages right.
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It's almost like Cooley is tired of chicks hitting on him so he's trying his best to look like a handicapped caveman.
@Callahan_9 on the twitter machine.
definitely need to call him Archie from now on
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I just like the freeze shot of Ken
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Funny he went with Tebow considering he knows Jabar. I was gonna make a comment but I think we’ve had enough “junk” talk in one week.
HTTR!
I thought Tebow was the easy pick being a virgin and all.
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The guy on the left should interrupt the questions and answers even more. I think that would make the video even better.
When Gaffney drops the ball I blame Kyle. When Jammal Brown doesn't block I blame Kyle. When Barnes dives out a guys ankles and misses I blame Kyle.
Yea, that's Ken's wheelhouse.
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by Kevin Ewoldt on Dec 3, 2011 10:49 AM EST up reply actions
You guys should do more video's
or like a weekly podcast sort of thing. Need something Redskins to listen to on the go.
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Agreed.
It just never seems that easy with everyone’s schedules being so difficult. (everyone=Ken)
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by Kevin Ewoldt on Dec 3, 2011 10:50 AM EST up reply actions
I can see video's being difficult to do.
But half an hour on something like skype to record a HH podcast wouldn’t be too hard. Surely Ken could find that once a week?
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yea
We did Pickled Hogs Radio every week during the summer. We need to kick that back up.
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Cute bit, but ruined
I think you should have let Chris answer the questions more. Interrupting him and chortling all over the place reduced the humor in the end. The questions were nifty and Chris is willing to give interesting answers…so better to roll with it a little more straight.
You guys look familiar by the way...
one of you have a hot mom?
by TCO on Dec 3, 2011 6:37 PM EST up reply actions
She’s taken!
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It was a bit we created an hour before over sushi
I am not now, nor do I ever desire to be a professional reporter. Looks like the professional reporting world is not too broken up about it.

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