what do you call the person that plays QB for both teams in back yard football?
Same and same Dragon. Brother from another
We called it automatic QB. Which, as I think about it, sounds like a robot or something.
Thats what my friends from up here use. We were all time QBs. Maybe just call it the Armstrong now
Something tells me that @DavetheWave always wanted to be the all time QB all the time
There must be a German word for realizing in your mid 40s that not everyone uses the same term for something, but rather was just an artifact of growing up in Jersey. @jazznutUVA
in Virginia and California it was all time QB.
And yes I did it plenty … nothing worse than running routes for noodle armed QB’s.
Dave just described Virginia football for a decade or so until the Mendenhall era.
My cousins in Massachusetts would call a milkshake a frappe (pronounced FRAP). That drove me crazy as a kid. I’ve never heard that anywhere else. What about you guys?
Thought it was a fancy Euro ice coffee
hahahahha
I didn’t know people actually called soda pop until I moved to Ohio. Thought that was only some Happy Days and the Fonz type of stuff.
Little surprised by the syrup one. As far as Mary merry Marry the entire NE can go back to Canada.
The QB for my HS team my senior year’s nickname was “Pothead”… I’ll let you all guess on our record that year… without even hearing any guesses… yes, you are correct.
My mom… born and raised in Philly argues with my pronunciation of “cherry” all the time… says I don’t say it correctly.
The only HS football stat I remember and am most proud of is my Sr. year we entered week 4 with 1k yards rushing and 100 yards passing. I don’t even remember what our record maybe 1-2.
I was lucky to play with 2 great - very accurate QB’s in high school … made it worth running routes. I played TE, Split End, Slot, Wingback, and occasionally WR.
Lining up tight - made it so we could do reverses with pass options. Hard to defend when we had 3 guys on the field who could throw it.