Le Tigre
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Heard an interview with Roman Wilson (Michigan WR) while driving today. Sounded like a good kid, and was insistent of his desire “to just get better”
Looked his stats/vids up. A bit small, but fast, and rockets in and out of routes. Good hands it looks also.
Not sure where his draft position is, but maybe worth a look Day 3 if he’s still around?
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2 hours ago, High School Harry said:
Photoshop fake or did Joe have some serious ink laid on his legs
I'm old enough to remember a time that the Sex Pistols were thought of as raggedy-ass looking "musicians". Nothing like those two.
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13 hours ago, BlackJesus said:
Bills Mafia like rats jumping from the Titanic 🐀
“After 12 long years…”
Thank you for your service.
Putz
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Losing 15 lbs for a man that big, is fairly easy. Whatever his “commitment” would be, his film shows a player with a motor. But there will always be some media hack who will toss out the “lazy” card. Goes with being a very large person.
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The Kelsey Conway article was completely useless. Total clickbait.
“He could…he might…he possibly…he isn’t!”
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CJ was then…and is now…the complete antithesis of a typical QB from THE.
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Wait...but...but...but...I keep reading that a true franchise QB can make ANY receivers look good.
What I read anyway.
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2 hours ago, Shebengal said:
Were you on I-270?
You bet. Daytona Alley.
Plenty of crotch rockets too. And don’t get me started on the ultra-huge F-350’s. They don’t race….they just bear down your backside… then veer suddenly into the adjoining lane.
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21 hours ago, Jamie_B said:
Ugh I've seen those types the time I was visiting a friend in Miami and yeah wreckless
Last week, a pair of those jacked-up Civics (I call them loud go-carts) were racing on a freeway I was on. Learned a long time ago, stay in a lane more to the middle when you see/hear them coming). Passed me in the far left two lanes—easily 120mph.
Always wonder why? Unless there is high stakes money involved (and on an approved track), why risk lives—including their clueless own—over such triviality?
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16 hours ago, spicoli said:
They’ll make great drone pilots though.True story: while working in Las Vegas 7 years ago, I was having my usual Friday post-work brew at a brewpub near my house on the western edge of the Valley. Got to shooting the breeze with this younger fellow next to me. He was in the Air Force and stationed at Creech AFB north of LV. Turns out the young guy was a drone “pilot”—with assets worldwide. He was, understandably, vague about just what and where targets were, but did mention that “drivers” at Creech and other Drone operations were generally around 30 yrs of age.
Gave me a new understanding of the skills needed for this kind of warfare—and respect for the young soldiers who perform them.
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8 hours ago, Shebengal said:
My father did that in 1944, but he was an 18 year old guiding a minesweeper across the Pacific. Being the efficient person he was, he got it to its destination ahead of schedule. He was a Navy cartographer who spent his spare time plotting ways back to Louisville using only waterways. I used to call him the human Mapquest.
Salute to him. That was some dangerous duty. And unlike today’s 18 year olds, who are more concerned with x-boxes.
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This is even more so as the importance of field position changes expands. Basically, with the new kickoff rules, the field will be shrinking to 65 yds—even with no returns.
The defenses will be pressed to the hilt to limit offenses to possessions on the opponents’ 50. The tendency has been to attempt long FG’s, when keeping opponents on their own side of their own 20 will be huge.
The exchanges of yardage between the 30-50 may be critical towards possessions which score. A punter doesn’t need to be booming kick-dominant….rather sky-high punts and placement is going to be more critical
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1 hour ago, BlackJesus said:
^ I particularly enjoyed this 'Boomer' take ...
My father did that in 1944–except he was 22 the year before, and was co-piloting B-17’s while dodging flak and Messerschmitts.
Have at it, Caleb….lots of 22-year olds gave their all so you would have the freedom to look like a damn fool.
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3 hours ago, Griever said:
The Lions (much like the Broncos) could do the right thing and go back to their classic look. It's literally that simple. Cleveland already did it. The Jets are doing it this year. INSTANT UPGRADE
Nah….this is classic. Brought to you by Karras’s great-uncle
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9 minutes ago, BlackJesus said:
I think the Squeelers first wish is Mims. They already have the other OT from Georgia, who they took in Rd 1 last year.
Their strengths in the line—as Clapton mentioned—has historically been from the center out. When that spot is anchored, they have good lines
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45 minutes ago, claptonrocks said:
That all well may be but
He's the best interior lineman in the draft and Id have no qualms with drafting him at 18 to reinforce our
interior.
I think he's in the Creed Humphrey mold.
OT is the priority but he's an outstanding prospect for any Oline
If the Bengals pass on him...he is going to be wearing Black/Gold. Bank it.
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2 minutes ago, claptonrocks said:
My Chelsea team is floundering..🙁
It's OK for them though. They are a long ways from relegation, so at least they will get a fresh start next season.
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9 minutes ago, claptonrocks said:
We all are .😎
Mildly. I am knee-deep in "proper football". There is another 2 months of play--and up to 2 more Cups for Liverpool to win!
(For your interest: Swansea is 15th in Championship, and down 0-1 today.)
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44 minutes ago, T-Dub said:
Here's another fun stat: the last time the Bengals weren't top 5 in pass attempt % they went to the Super Bowl.
As I've said before a few times myself, he's been expected to hard-carry the offense with a plodder of a RB whose biggest contribution to the team was smiles.
We'll see how they call games without him.
I dunno. He wants to throw—all the time. His HC wants to throw—all the time. Not really seeing a friendly meeting in the middle with the RB room.
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21 minutes ago, T-Dub said:
That was last year when they'd lost the starting QB and were forced to run the ball more. In the 2 years where Joe survived the entire season he was the most-sacked QB over that span.
Not going to absolve the offensive line to be sure, but as I have mentioned ad nauseum, St. Joseph himself can factor into that sack count. He is not anywhere close to being the example of escape ability.
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Well, technically, the Dodgers and SD are tied for first in the majors after their brief 2-game set in Korea
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5 hours ago, Arkansas Bengal said:
On Monday, Competition Committee chairman Rich McKay told reporters that the NFL wants a flag to be thrown only if the officials see all elements of the foul in real time. That won’t be easy to do, especially with most violations happening in the cluster of legs, arms, and torsos that is the tackle box.
Justin Jefferson Watch ???
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