Zach Orth

[nybf]

No, not a D5 interior lineman from a small school in Estonia that mdb will be pining for in every non-draft related thread. The man who secured TD pass #700 for Tom Brady.

They also speak with Tim Jarocki, who got 600 back after Evans gave it away.

[King Bootz]

So my question is when did he REALLY throw #600? Couldn’t have been the game Evans gave the ball away.

[nybf]

So my question is when did he REALLY throw #600? Couldn’t have been the game Evans gave the ball away.

Evans' ball was 600 regular season. This was 700 total.

[King Bootz]

So my question is when did he REALLY throw #600? Couldn’t have been the game Evans gave the ball away.

Evans' ball was 600 regular season. This was 700 total.

So why no pomp and circumstance for #600 total? Or was that not a record?

[Pirate Life]

Evans' ball was 600 regular season. This was 700 total.

So why no pomp and circumstance for #600 total? Or was that not a record?

Not sure about the record, but it looks like it was to Ryan Izzo in the fourth quarter of a 33-7 win over Washington in 2019.

[acmillis]

Who was the OP that was all, "600 is a milestone record and would fetch eleventy billion dollars" when 600 wasn't even really 600...

[nybf]

Who was the OP that was all, "600 is a milestone record and would fetch eleventy billion dollars" when 600 wasn't even really 600...

@accidentw8ing2happen a little but @BLT could not stop harping on "milestone record".

[Buc2]

What exactly is being argued here? I'm pretty sure it was the 600th regular season TD that a big deal was made of. That was the ball that Evans gave to a fan. Bucs officials offered the fan a bunch of shit to get the ball back and Brady gave him a BitCoin for his cooperation. The 700th that happened Sunday included postseason TD's. 600 was called a record (I think). 700 is being called a milestone. {shrug}

[nybf]

Argued by who? Bootz is just trying to figure out why anyone cared about #600! when it wasn't really 600 because he threw 700 a couple weeks later. And I agree.

acmillis and I had a vibrant discussion with BLT that #600! was a MiLeStOnE rEcOrD and the guy deserved millions.

I think everyone is just trying to sort out the differences between 600, #600!, and 700.

[Defense5599]

If I was forced to give the ball back, I'd want a couple thousand dollars worth of Bucs gear from the team pro shop in return. Jerseys, polos, sweats, socks, bedding sets, pendants, you name it. Even a helmet for my man cave.

[accidentw8ing2happen]

Who was the OP that was all, "600 is a milestone record and would fetch eleventy billion dollars" when 600 wasn't even really 600...

Who is that Oz character again? The strawman?

[BLT]

Lol career statistics and accolades usually don't include postseason.

The 500 HR club in baseball doesn't include post season HR's.

But glad to see you're still not over that insignificant conversation.

[Bucsfan83]

If I was forced to give the ball back, I'd want a couple thousand dollars worth of Bucs gear from the team pro shop in return. Jerseys, polos, sweats, socks, bedding sets, pendants, you name it. Even a helmet for my man cave.

If I was forced to give it back my price would of been season tickets at the 50 yard line near the field, a superbowl ticket and about $20000. Which to me sounds pretty reasonable.

*Edit* - Pay for the trip to the superbowl and all my expenses. Forgot that.

[Kress]

If I was forced to give it back my price would of been season tickets at the 50 yard line near the field, a superbowl ticket and about $20000. Which to me sounds pretty reasonable.

*Edit* - Pay for the trip to the superbowl and all my expenses. Forgot that.

I see. Enjoy your unauthenticated football.