
Let's take a look:
Steven Jackson - Nike ad. Team record: 0-7 and got injured.
Shawne Merriman - Nike ad. Team record 3-3.
LaDainian Tomlinson - Vizio ad. Team record 3-3.
Reggie Bush - Subway ad. Team record 2-4.
Jason Taylor - A version of him appears in Manning's phone ad. Team record: 0-7.
Vince Young - Madden. Team record: 4-2 and got injured.
Tony Romo - Pepsi ad. Team record: 6-1.
We realize Marvin Harrison appears in Manning's ad as well, but since he's Manning's teammate, he doesn't count.
So if you take Manning (and Harrison) out of the equation, guys that have appeared prominently in national TV ads have a combined record of 15-24 (We're counting Merriman and Tomlinson as one) with only the Titans and Cowboys having winning records. That's horrible. I'm guessing Nike wishes they had gotten someone besides Steven Jackson in their marquee ad.
At least the Cowboys are 6-1, but that's definitely because Romo gets sacked and fumbles in his commercial.
-WCK
4 comments:
I dunno, i think Harrison counts. He's had a knee injury most the year and has a grand total of 20 catches for 247 yards and just 1 TD...not to mention part of the overall demise of my fantasy football team. Compare that to his running mate Wayne's 34 catches for 500 yds and 4 TDs.
Are they still running those Fathead commercials with Chad Johnson and Ben Roethlisberger?
Peyton responds ...
http://www.newsgroper.com/peyton-manning/2007/10/25/ready-touchdown-demille/
You left out Matt Hasselbeck in the State Farm commercial.
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