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TMQ

November 28th, 2001 @ 1:20 am PST

There is a guy named Gregg Easterbrook writing for the sports section of Slate.com. Gregg runs a mailing list called TMQ – Tuesday Morning Quarterback. If you are a football fan you should go with much haste and abandon to join the list. He is hysterical and brilliant. Every Tuesday night you’ll receive a wonderful compilation of the worst coaching decisions, best plays, and … well … lots of haiku.

Two Good Reasons to Love Slate’s Tuesday Morning Quarterback Mailing List:

  • He never writes about the Washington Redskins. They are the “Chesapeake Watershed Region Indigenous Persons”. The Tennessee Titans are always called “The Flaming Thumbtacks”. (Note their insignia.)
  • He often mentions Victoria’s Secret, BodyPerks, and Playboy.
  • Special Bonus Third Good Reason to Love Slate’s Tuesday Morning Quarterback Mailing List:
    The Obscure College Score of the Week

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Responses to “TMQ”

  1. October 21st, 2003 @ 2:08 pm
    madmark

    It seems that he made some comments that Disney took to be anti-semitic… Disney does not fool around (don’t mess with the mouse)

  2. October 21st, 2003 @ 1:42 pm
    Phinfan

    TMQ no longer on ESPN.com Anyone know what has happened or where to read his column

  3. September 17th, 2002 @ 10:34 am
    dvg

    I am not sure why he is no longer writing for Slate, but I do know that you can still read Tuesday Morning Quarterback! His articles now appear in the Page2 section of ESPN.com.

  4. September 17th, 2002 @ 10:14 am
    BOLD

    HOW COME HE IS NOT WRITING FOR SLATE ANYMORE?

  5. November 29th, 2001 @ 10:52 am
    dvg

    Go to http://slate.msn.com/?id=76816 and register for the “Sports Nut” newsletter.

  6. November 29th, 2001 @ 10:43 am
    Beavis

    OK, so I read it. I liked it. But I see no instructions on how to sign up on a mailing list.

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