What’s Brewing With Jen Includes A Peyton Manning Can Opener
See what was brewing with Jen Scordo today. Every day on The Best Show Ever? Jen Scordo shares a few recent weird and interesting news stories. Today that includes Peyton Manning’s new can opener and smart toilet bursts into flames… Here are her stories from today.
Peyton Manning Has A New Can Opener
Peyton Manning is a spokesperson for Bush’s Baked Beans and they have a new promotional item for you to take advantage of, if you want… The company is releasing the “Peyton Canning,” a can opener that talks to you in Peyton Manning’s voice. It will repeat inspirational quotes like, “When you come to a fork in the road, pick it up and eat some beans with it.” Very thought provoking. The can openers are free and they are first come, first served… Go to PeytonCanning.com at 8am Mountain Time on Tuesday, December 5th.
[Source – sports.yahoo.com]
Smart Toilet Bursts Into Flames
A man in China was literally on his smart toilet when it suddenly burst into flames. The man took a seat on his toilet, smelled some smoke coming from the toilet and then noticed white smoke coming from inside the toilet… He quickly got up just before the toilet burst into flames. That’s one lucky butt! It’s believed that the toilet’s combustion came from a short circuit. The man was able to snap a picture of it and you can see a toilet with huge flames coming out of it! And his shorts are still on the floor.
I was curious what a smart toilet consists of, evidently most have automatic flushing, a heated seat, water conservation and self cleaning functions.
[Source – odditycentral.com]
solid gold toilet
The 7 Most Important Eagles For Sundays Game Vs the Niners
This may be the most important game of the year for the Eagles. They already have one win over the Cowboys. So even if they lose that second game, they would not be ceding the tie-breaker to them immediately. But if they do lose to the Niners, not only is their lead over them cut in half, but the 49ers will have the tie-breaker. And if they win, they can pretty much remove the 49ers from the race for the 1 seed. It would put the Eagles 3 games ahead of them, plus the tie-breaker, with 5 games left.
But beating the Niners may also be their toughest test yet. This Niners team is good. They have blown out nearly every team they faced, including the Jaguars and the Cowboys. And their roster is overflowing with talent.
But there are cracks in their armor that the Eagles can exploit. To start, their O-line is at best average, outside of Trent Williams. And unlike the Eagles, they don’t have a dozen different ways to beat a team. They pretty much either blow teams out or lose. In one score games this year they are 1-2. And when one thing goes wrong with them, other issues start to follow.
“I always talk about the 49ers offense like a clock. When all the pieces are working together the machine runs beautifully. But if there is even one grain of sand in the mechanism the whole machine collapses. So that is the scary part with the 49ers. Because the Eagles are the complete opposite. They don’t care what is going on, they find a way to get it done.”
So while they are a very good team, they are not untouchable. Hence the 3 straight losses they suffered earlier in the season. And the Eagles have certain players who seem perfect to exploit those issues. Whether it be their pass rushers who can exploit a troubled offensive line, or their own O-line who can help run up the middle of the field. If certain players do their job, the Eagles can win.
Here are 7 of the most important Eagles players for their matchup with the 49ers (Excluding The Obvious of Jalen Hurts):
Jen Scordo was born and raised just outside of Atlanta, Georgia but she has called the Northeast her home for over 20 years. A diehard 5 for 5 fan, she always knew that radio was where she wanted to be and talking sports in Philadelphia is a dream come true as Producer of The Best Show Ever? on 97.5 The Fanatic. She loves to talk and write about Philly sports including the Eagles, the Sixers, the Flyers, the Phillies and the Union.
