Overused Cliches by Analysts and Commentators
- Thread starter WesCrook
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Why do they say that? A QB would like to have every throw that they miss "back".
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not redeemed with gold but with His Blood
« He plays the right (white) way »
« he perfectly fits our team’s identity and culture »
« Teams don’t want and dont need overpaid prima donnas and entitled divas »
« He will be a fan’s favorite here for sure »
« He’s a very cerebral player »
« He’s a natural leader »
« He’s so gifted physically »
« He’s built for this game »
« He’s a natural athlete »
« He’s got a good feel for the game »
« He’s not tactical, hes not technical but at least he’s physical. He can’t make good decisions on the field, can’t dribble or catch passes but at least he runs fast, has great stamina, he’s athletic and strong as a bull. »
« Everything in the muscles/body, nothing in the head.That’s why we call him a physical player, never a cerebral one. He lacks the mental and psychological abilities but got all the desired physical abilities »
« you need players who can mentally process the game at the highest level of professional sport. They have to keep up with the rest of them»
« You need a great quarterback to win games in this league »
« Tough decisions will be made by the front office/management team during the offseason »
« Small market teams often struggle to attract quality free agents »
« the hard salary cap really limits the ability of the teams to build their rosters »
«Running-backs are irrevelant to a team’s success. They are disposable and expendable »
« The O-Line (Offensive linesmen) always makes or breaks a QB »
« Wide receivers are so agile, quick and mobile with good reflexes »
« In the NHL, you need a great powerplay and great performances from your goalie, if you want to win games »
« If you want to win in hockey, you have to pay the price »
« He has good hockey sense »
« Goons and enforcers are outdated in modern hockey »
« Pitching and timely hitting win you World Series »
« A team without a good bullpen is bullshyt »
« A team is the reflection of its Manager/Head coach »
« Good rosters/players make good coaches »
« He’s a true Laker/Yankee/Celtic/Packer/Maple Leaf »
« Your bigs need to provide physical presence, defend without fouling, protect the rim, pack the paint, get offensive and defensive rebounds and go straight to the the rim and score. And your shooting guard needs to catch the passes and shoot well. Your PG needs to set up the transition, space the floor, read the situations and make plays like a football QB and score points. Your small forward is the most versatile player, he can do everything and he can play everywhere. And your bench players need to help the team and score when needed in relief »
« When your bench players are as good as your starters, we call your team a deep and talented basketball team»
« He has good patience and discipline at the plate »
« He’s following the footsteps of great and legendary players before him »
« a team is only as good as its best players»
« A team is only as strong as its weakest link »
« No selfishness here on this team. These players have good chemistry together, they play as a team »
« He’s classy and respects his opponents, you will never hear trashtalk, talkback or chirping coming out of his mouth »
« He hates to lose more than anything »
« He’s a clutch player, he knows how to win in the postseason »
« Coaches are hired to be fired »
« He’s such a Heart and soul player »
« Grit and hard work can beat pure talent »
« offense wins games and sells tickets, but defense wins championships »
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god shamgod
Veteran
Peyton manning was a cliche machine 
Except the 2 times he roasted his offensive line & kicker
Except the 2 times he roasted his offensive line & kicker
They always insert this disclaimer before they criticize them over a suspect call.