Mr. Scot

I think he's gotten better, and there are bigger needs.

I have two cousins who served in Special Forces. Both were in the Iraq War. One of them found himself in a pretty bad place later on as well, but I don't necessarily think it had to do with his military experiences.

Also using Brave

I've primarily been doing it from my phone but used to post a lot from my PC. Been meaning to try that again just to see if it makes a difference...

As to the site, pretty sure social media has had a big hand in the downfall of this site and others like it. Used to think maybe the Huddle could strike up some kind of deal with the team to be an official fan forum or something like that but with the team now having Facebook and Twitter pages and all, don't know that there's much value in that idea anymore.

I don't think that's Twitter. You can still do that on here to embed links. It just takes switching to plain text and three or four tries to get it to take. Once or twice I've had to paste it almost half a dozen times to get it to work. It's the site.

This is that dipsh-t everybody makes fun of on McAfee's show, right? The story of Glenn declining the Patriots interview seems to be legit but I'm not so sure I'd count on this guy's speculation.

Disagree, from the perspective of seeing a bunch of celebrities and athletes who might think they're on par with soldiers learn very quickly that they're not even close...and that from a toned down version of their training.

On that front... Ted Nguyen interprets it thusly...

Mark Davis says "Aaahhh, screw it let's just start over". Telesco was part of the original Panthers team. He was a member of the scouting staff for the first three years.

An old friend of ours potentially getting a shot...

Don't we have a decent sized load of cap space?

The celebrities have a tough enough time with what they're doing. Can't imagine if they got the full treatment. That last test they did in the surf? I know I'd have tapped out of that one quick

I'd like to keep Tremble.

Re: Cam As you could probably guess, his personality didn't initially mesh well with the no-nonsense special forces guys, but they respected his performance in the challenges and he's been a good "teammate" to some of the others on the show. FYI: Also appearing this season is Golden Tate, who per his own words seems to be kind of lost in his post football life. After completing a challenge, Newton went to give Tate a high-five and somehow inexplicably wound up punching him in the stomach That incident got him yelled at. The leaders further followed that up by punishing the entire crew with an exercise that I can best describe by saying...imagine waterboarding yourself.

It's a fun show. Lady Cowboy Fan and I have been watching from the start. This is, I think, their third season. They've had a lot of former athletes on from the NFL (Danny Amendola was on the last one) NBA and others, but they haven't won. The winners of the first two seasons included one women's soccer star (Carli Lloyd) and some reality show personalities, mostly from The Bachelor or The Bachelorette. The physical challenges are certainly tough, especially on some of the older folks, but what tends to derail people is the mental side of it. Some can't keep their attitudes under control, others just tap out. Many are doing the show because they have demons to deal with, and you see a lot of that come out. You definitely can't assume you know who will succeed and who won't either. Last year, Dez Bryant flamed out in spectacular fashion while Jojo Siwa actually went much further than I'd have thought. And as you might expect, you come away from it with a real appreciation for just how badass some of these special forces guys really are.

And then there's this... I c certainly don't feel like parting with Canales, but the silly, speculative part of me wonders what we could get for him

FYI: Source on that is David Newton

Well, here's some insight... Wow

Newton promoting the show...

32 when the season starts

You can probably stream this from Fox somewhere...

Honestly, it's a pretty good show, probably even more so for anyone with a military background. The celebrities who take part tend to get their asses kicked.