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sounds like a lot to unpack feel bad for his family.

re: This time of year feel like

Posted by LooseCannon22282 on 6/30/26 at 9:21 pm to
Things to do Today

1) Get Up
2) Survive
3) Got Back to Bed

re: 2020 draft revisit

Posted by LooseCannon22282 on 6/27/26 at 4:54 pm to
I was sorry to see Baun go.

he went to one of if not the best situations for him it's all about timing sometimes.

there were times when he showed flashes when he played. I'll never forget the time he came flying off the edge dipped his shoulder on Sewell when they were playing the Lions and threw Goff for like a 15-yard loss. then of course you had the dumb luck growing pain moments like when he picked off that pass against the Texans and then fumbled on the return and then Houston got the ball back.


I've never really seen nor heard on what people think about this guy as a player :lol:

It's all about him as a gambler and the backlash Texas Tech received.

Just how good is this guy ?

:lol:
needs 5 sacks to pass Rickey Jackson and Jared Allen.

6 sacks and he would pass up Richard Dent and John Randle.

I guess they're going to play at the Mitchell center on South's campus?

they tore down the Civic center fairly recently.

I remember going to some of their games back in the day when they started up. they got a lot of support in the beginning but as time wore on not so much obviously
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OT: Chargers winning the Superbowl this year


actually wagered last week that they wouldn't. :nana:
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But as I argue in my book, fully separating politics and sports is almost impossible. It requires fans to view athletes as nothing more than bodies who exist to perform on the field. It means team executives and owners do little more than sign paychecks. And it ignores the reality that sports are woven into the social, economic and political life of communities.


Yeah, I just root for the same teams as I have since I was a kid.

I don't know about the agenda-based quote though.
so he's started 31 games in his college career and with a 13-18 record.


61.4 % career completion percentage

70 TD's
18 INT's

over 1,200 yards rushing with 22 more TD's on the ground.

Degenerate Gambler :cheers:
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Meanwhile, New England appeared in 9 Super Bowls during the Brady-Belichick era.


they were another level, the next closest team is the Chiefs with 5.

Seahawks 4
Steelers 3
Eagles 3

I mean if we are just talking about the teams in the top 7 on that list.

The Packers only had 1 appearance as did the Ravens and the Saints.

It's a silly comparison to make seeing how the Pats almost double up even the Chiefs in Super Bowl appreances.
that no call against the Rams forever put doubt in my mind.

Sorry not sorry.
not a very well thought out statement there sir
have you ever been inside of a volcano?
how much money have spent on the Bless You Boys in the futures betting market as far wins go? :cheers:

re: Serious question

Posted by LooseCannon22282 on 6/2/26 at 6:26 pm to
Ricky Watters

played 10 years and finished with 10, 643 yards and 78 TD's

467 receptions for 4,248 yards and 13 TD's

he never got the accolades but what a highly productive career he had.
I think the Rams had been trying to get him for a few years and good for Cleveland for not only getting good picks but getting a pretty good player also.

Todd Monken also had said that he had still yet to meet with Myles Garrett.

I don't know if the Rams necessarily had the best draft but this will certainly change things