Slippery Slopes: Panthers Sign Kenyatta Walker
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by Sports Brethren Occasionally, we'll read something and get into an iChat conversation where we take a subject and run. We gleefully ride the Slippery Slope.
Today's episode: Panthers signing of Kenyatta Walker
Nacho: David J. Warner, the beat Cats writer at the FanHaus, points out something interesting today about the recent signing of Kenyatta Walker. He purports that the Cats signed Walker for the purpose of firing up Julius Peppers because Walker has a history of sketchy play.
(Ed. note: Julius & Kenyatta should've been an early 90s R&B group.)
This got the Sports Brethren thinking: how else could this plan of attack be applied to our favorite teams?
Some suggestions:
- Trade for Warren Sapp and switch him to the O-line, so that Kris Jenkins has a chance to clean his soul.
- Have Kerry Collins stand on the sidelines with a sixer of Natty Light (yea, he's keeping it Natural in the Carolinas), drunkenly yelling about how much better he could run the offense.
A few more suggestions on this slippery slope, after the Jump
- Someone find Rex Chapman to ride the bench next to Adam Morrison, quietly whispering, "Trust me, facial hair can only take you so far..."
Brethren: I too think this idear has legs. Let's see, we could:
- Re-sign practice squad WR Anthony Bright so he can tell Steve Smith how much faster Taye Biddle Diddle is than him. And inform Smith that he punches like a girl. That should go over well.
- Buy out Xerxes from his Persian squad to come play for the Varsity Spartan softball team, to properly motivate Leonidas. That game against the boy-loving Athenians
- Hire that linguistic broad from Airplane! to translate Jake's frustrated Cajun rants to Drew Carter and Dwayne Jarrett. Hollywood Ryan Kalil can translate their bewildered Trojan looks for Jake.
- Steal SuperHugo from the Hornets. He belong in Charlotte, dammit.
We welcome your thoughts in the Comments. Care to ride the Slippery Slope? Or a Slip-N-Slide? Both? Me too. Me too.
(hat tip: FanHaus)
