MannyG

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Rockstars, pop stars are what feed these disgusting vile POSs. Gotta call them out. Not idolize these dbags.
It’s a war on culture. The left doesn’t lean on Jesus. They lean on Lennon, Dylan, etc.

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What a bunch of BS. Rockstars/Pop Stars, how old are you, 80.

American society is already broken, the effects is just reaching politicians more now. Look at whats going on
- People attack the capital & are called patriots & eventually pardoned.
- Trump assassination attempt
- Pelosi husband attacked (Kirk even called for some patriot to bail him out).
- Healthcare CEO assassinated
- 2 Minnesota dem congressman & their spouse gunned down (one set lives, the other dies)
- CDC shot up with officer killed
- Too many school shootings to mention

Those that for a long time with a few exceptions (Reagan, Gabby Gifford) that were thought to be next to untouchable is now as much a target as anybody else.

Then you social media (where the modern day influencers reside, not pop or rock stars (sorry Taylor). Their livelihood are made stoking the flames in an us or them war like scenario on a daily basis repeated over & over again.

It's a mess, a death spiral that I don't see an escape from anytime soon. He will not be the last Republican, & there will be more Democrats.

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I am just really really hoping that somehow this takes the Lakers out for Lopez and we have a chance to overpay.

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Lopez would be nice, good mentor for our young bigs with a little bit still left in the tank. Ayton, not so much even though he has talent.

Did at the time & still am fine with the player swap portion of the trade if you eliminate the New Orleans injury curse.
Did at the time believe we were getting the short end of the stick pick wise because I saw how good a fit he would be next to Trae (he even exceeded my expectations). Thank goodness Lakers were good this year.

The problem with him staying here is building a team around Zion (non-shooter) with Herb (non-shooter) & Trey (shooter) without a stretch big or a PG. Many ways that combo could work as long as Zion was swapped out for a PF who could shoot a bit.

I don't even know if he's playing next season. Saints haven't touched his $10M base pay (no pay cut or restructure). Highest base pay on the team by a few million, 2nd highest cap number on the team. Wouldn't surprise he he is contemplating retirement or if the Saints are leaving the door open for a draft day trade

Ben Johnson locked up Dennis Allen right after he was fired not knowing what team it would be for.
I would guess Moore is already informally working on his staff.

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They will be in cap hell for 3 more years when they cut Cousins and his guaranteed money.

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Not really, the one thing I credit Fontenot for is cleaning their cap. They can take the $40 million hit next year & still be under the cap going into the off-sason. They can take a $25 million cap hit the following year without any cap troubles also. They're just going to miss out on what they could've gotten with that additional cap space. Saints on the other hand :banghead:

If Nussmeier stays he should probably stay. If Nussmeier leaves he may want to play with a more experienced QB his senior year (that could eventually mean LSU, but maybe not).

He thought he had Mahomes & that he was going to drop right in his lap until Chiefs jumped in front of him. After how that turned out I understand him being overly cautious on a QB he likes in the first round.

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That gotta mean he got a promise from someone. He started out in the portal and suddenly declares.

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He's still in the portal. He can still drop out of the draft. In the end once he gets some feedback I have a feeling that's what he is going to do unless he does have a promise.

I prefer the Houston OC Slovik right now. When in doubt go with the offensive guy, a lot easier to find & keep a good DC.