KirbySmartass

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He was not a good man.

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shite bag who predictably tried to play the racism card when how full of shite he was started to come to light.

Playbooks, plagiarism and a pig’s head: new claims surrounding a star Cambridge professor

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her lesbian tendencies

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maybe the ging was shooting blanks?

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Perhaps the larger issue here is that guy looks like he prefers to play catcher instead of pitcher.

This sums up my feelings on the team thus far pretty well. Not sure if I’m quite ready to call the WR room ‘really’ talented, due to lack of experience overall, but if we can run the ball effectively and get the deep TE room involved in the passing game, we don’t really need a WR to have a break out year, especially if we can stay somewhat healthy on D down the stretch. Hope somebody like Taylor does have a break out year, of course, but we should be pretty damn good even if he doesn’t really separate himself this year.

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How did you get to go to the practice?

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Through Glory Glory, we do Hartman Fund donation like everybody else, but are way down the totem pole in the world of UGA athletic department donations.

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Who stood out to you? Good and bad? Were the Gunner picks bad throws or good plays by defense?

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The vast majority of it was multiple position groups broken out doing drills at the same time, so it was pretty hard to follow over all; very different from, say, the spring game where you’re focused on one scrimmage going on. They were in shells and just popping, nothing was full contact and there was never 11 going against 11. That being said, Gunner made a few good throws and forced a few. I do feel like his mechanics and release look better, but it’s easy to look better when it’s not full contact. Felt like timing of throws (all the QBs, not just GS) and routes could be improved overall. There were a lot of drops and Kirby wasn’t happy on the mic about it. Who stood out, in no particular order: both Frazier and Bowen look healthy and made good cuts with the ball in hand, Gaston looks slimmer, but is a freaking very large human being either way, and was moving great in pass pro drills. Drew Bobo was moving around great also, better than I thought he would be. Greene looks healthy, too. (Fingers crossed all 3 of them stay healthy.) Elijah Griffin looked obviously gassed more than once, especially during sprints at the end, but is going to be a big disruptive force on DL this year, had several pressures. Freaking huge in person also. Chris Cole looks like he was carved out of stone and is very fast laterally.

That was decidedly not insane.

I can’t freaking wait to retire. Financial planner says I can at 55, but don’t know if I 100% believe him, given inflation, etc. Might let it ride to 58 or so, just in case, but have so many things I want to get into post retirement.

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There is a lot of super mediocrity in the NFL. A lot of not-good athletes."

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That is a laughably clueless statement. NFL guys buried in the depth chart who rarely see the field are still, without question, world class athletes.

What a bunch of choads, that same logic brought the world this great look.

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OM has the best QB in America

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He should be participating in NFL OTAs by this point, for the record, but I agree and OM in Oxford is concerning.