From the New York Daily News:
So the next question was for LaVar Arrington, who has kept his braids and sense of humor.
He was being quizzed about his take on the Mannings and he said, "I asked myself that same question: Does it matter to me? I sat home for 2-1/2, three hours and asked myself, 'Does it matter to me that Peyton is Eli's older brother.' I was perplexed. I asked myself, 'Self, does it matter to me?'"
And...and...come on...
"I didn't come up with an answer."
There's a small problem with the linebacker's knee and Arrington spends more time concentrating on that than the guys making quarterback money. Eli vs. Peyton? "In the great scheme of things," he said, "I probably couldn't care less. I said to myself, 'What's up with your knee? Are you gonna be around (Sunday)?' I told myself, 'Self, get up, LaVar, you're OK. You're great. Go out and get a turkey burger.'"
So the next question was for LaVar Arrington, who has kept his braids and sense of humor.
He was being quizzed about his take on the Mannings and he said, "I asked myself that same question: Does it matter to me? I sat home for 2-1/2, three hours and asked myself, 'Does it matter to me that Peyton is Eli's older brother.' I was perplexed. I asked myself, 'Self, does it matter to me?'"
And...and...come on...
"I didn't come up with an answer."
There's a small problem with the linebacker's knee and Arrington spends more time concentrating on that than the guys making quarterback money. Eli vs. Peyton? "In the great scheme of things," he said, "I probably couldn't care less. I said to myself, 'What's up with your knee? Are you gonna be around (Sunday)?' I told myself, 'Self, get up, LaVar, you're OK. You're great. Go out and get a turkey burger.'"
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