'Game Of Jones' Buy Or Sell: Passing Touchdowns Most Presitigious NFL Record
BOSTON (CBS) - It was a "Buy or Sell" Monday night on The Adam Jones Show's Game of Jones!
Rich Keefe hit Jones with the following topics around the world of sports:
Buy Or Sell: The Chicago Bears are a real challenge to the Patriots on Sunday
"I'm selling it. I look at that Bears team and they seem like they're completely and totally falling apart," said Jones. "Brandon Marshall and Jay Cutler are at war with each other. Cutler is turning it over left and right. Their defense is coming back down to earth. The Bears are falling apart right in front of our eyes. I've never been a big Cutler fan. They have a lot of weapons on offense, but I don't buy the Bears being legit competition for the Patriots this Sunday."
Buy Or Sell: Passing touchdowns is the most prestigious record in the NFL
"What would be more prestigious than the passing touchdown record? Outside of postseason exploits, I do buy that it is the most prestigious. I just wasn't all that impressed with that moment Sunday night. It was typical Peyton Manning, celebrating his regular season success," said Jones.
Buy Or Sell: The NBA should play 44-minute games
"I sell it. I don't have a problem with the leagues wanting to shorten their games, but take away the media timeouts and it'll end up being the same thing. I'd love to see these leagues either take away more television timeouts or shorten the overall regular season schedule. Shaving four minutes off a game isn't going to be the way to fix things going forward," said Jones.
Buy Or Sell: The Bruins have found their first line right winger, and his name is Simon Gagne
"I buy it. . . temporarily. I think he's a place holder. The Bruins need to upgrade that position, but right now? Yeah. I would leave him at that spot. That's what I would do," said Jones.
Buy Or Sell: Candy corn is a tasty treat
"I sell that. I am not a candy corn fan. If it's not chocolate I'm not all in," said Jones.
"I sell that as well. Candy corn is disgusting," added Rich Keefe. "Gross."
Listen for the full discussion, and leave us your answers below in the comments section!
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