Good Times

Let me get this straight. Only perfectly healthy, and mentally sound individuals go to jail.

I’m certified as a free bird no matter what I do. :nana:

I was among those that want justice and correction in our agencies. I’m also anxious for real action. But, the way the Dems attack EVERYTHING with liberal Lawfare, I understand the need to fully develop any cases or actions. Make the cases stick.

“Typically UPSTANDING members of the community who have no criminal HISTORY”

Let’s dig into her previous activities to determine if she should have been charged for violations that were ignored because of her position before we claim that she was Joan of Arc.

Rationalization should not decide guilt.

A first murder of a serial killer is also a felony.

Good summary B of C.

It was all self inflicted negative impact on possible drafters before the draft. Then his interviews added to the negative impressions. When you add all of the personality flaws to his less than great talent level, he fell. Hunter bailed him out numerous times with his athleticism.

I didn’t say he tells them who to pick. They may be ready for an edge player and may have Swinson as one of their players on the board. If I was making a pick at that spot, I would use Will’s insight.

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That’s not how this works

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It worked for Tyrann Matthieu when Patrick Peterson spoke up for him to management.

I can imagine as the draft unfolds, that a comment or suggestion to a coach about the comparisons from facing Swinson at practice, and others in games MAY influence a pick. :dunno:

I could also see that if they were looking for ADDITIONAL insight about Swinson, that asking Will would be good info.

I speculated in another thread that maybe Big Will offered a suggestion to pick Swinson. He had one on one experience at practice to compare to opponents. I want to believe it anyway. Tigers sticking together.

In the middle of all the positive celebrations going on in here, you had to try to find a neg. Bet you were good at finding the rotten Easter eggs not found for three weeks,

Deep on the D-Line is a must for a strong D. Rotating keeps those big boys fresh. No need to take plays off. Perform consistently for playing time.

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Probably just telling him to get on around the bases and not cause any trouble.

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My take as well. The ump had listened to all the chirping during the game, and wanted to “nip it”. He was right to do it, because after Bear touched home, the whole squad drifted towards the Vols dugout and had to be pushed back by umps and coaches. Good job on that, but not so much on balls/strikes.