The NFL Shield At Midfield

There's always going to be some horseplay with kids but some poo like that can turn tragic easily. If we were doing that and some adults saw it they never tolerated it for good reason. I remember getting into a fight with a bigger, stronger kid who was older than me at a public pool once. He overpowered me and had me in a chokehold underwater in the shallow end. I still remember the sensation of not being able to escape and not being able to breathe no matter how much I was struggling to.

Your body has a natural tendency to float, so if you get free of the vehicle/whatever and let go you'll float to the surface. Then there are a few different techniques you can use to float until help arrives: https://aceboater.com/en-us/in-water-survival Trust me though I get it. My grandmother on my mom's side was a young child in Wyoming back in the era when a lot of rural people still got around by horse, and there was some kind of incident where the family tried to cross a river and she almost drowned. She was terrified of water her entire life. Like wouldn't even get into the shallow end of a pool at the beach.

Just look at the demise of Sports Illustrated. I used to comb through a hundred thousand words about coffee, airports, and other random bullshit in Peter King's column every week hoping to find a precious sentence or two about the Panthers. Now you just to go to YouTube or Twi-uh, X, and find hours upon hours of guys breaking down our film in absurd detail. And it's free... ish.

I have YouTube TV and cancel it after the draft until the preseason pretty much. With us not having a 1st round pick this year I might even dip after the NCAA tournament is over. Hell even my boomer parents have cut the cord and use a FireStick now. Cable TV won't really be a thing in 10 years imo, if even that.

I'm not a big college basketball guy but NC State palpably had something going into that game, you could feel it. UNC seemed kind of loose in the pre game whereas NC State looked torqued up to about 11.

Big ups to Duke, Carolina, Utah State, and Wake Forest for completely fuging up my parlays this week

Looking into it

He went from a top of the world type situation to the kind of junkie you find sawing off catalytic converters for drug money, and then all the way back to a professional career in sports media. He'll tell you himself that he had every physical trait and measurable you could ever want, but he was an arrogant asshole with a massive ego and that's what destroyed him. Yeah biggest bust in NFL history and so on, and he might be wrong about Caleb Williams, but I don't think his opinion is worth dismissing out of hand.

Brown is going to get a bag, hopefully from us.

Hearing the guy tell his story about exactly how and why he fuged up, including the embarrassing details about him getting arrested for breaking into houses and stealing pills out of old ladies' medicine cabinets and poo, leads me to give his opinion at least some weight. e: that's not to exonerate the trainers and medical staff who carelessly pumped him and other players full of opioid painkillers in the slightest

Assuming we ever definitively find out whether the claims in the OP are true, it's not like it's going to drop tomorrow. There won't be a memo from the desk of David Tepper that says "yeah Nicole wanted Stroud". For better or worse Bryce is probably going to be here for a while. I mean he could always turn out to be a serial arsonist or something and get sent on his way, but I doubt that.

Seems like he was battling cancer for the past several years based on Wikipedia. RIP.

People misconstrue no longer celebrating and lauding racism, slurs, etc. as "censorship". Using this logic I should be able to turn on my TV right now and see white actors in black face shucking and jiving to "Dixie", otherwise it's "erasing history".

I liked Hogs/Red Hogs as a reference to the great offensive lines they had in the 80s.

The idea that the only people who are offended by "Redskins" are uptight white liberals is one of those talking points that's been repeated so often that people just kind of accept it as being true even if it's not.

Yep they were threatened with having the lease pulled for what is now known as RFK Stadium because it was on federal land. George Preston Marshall was a very vocal, proud racist and his team was the last to integrate. They would have minstrel shows at halftime and everything.

Man it would be hilarious if this turned out to be true

Ron definitely had man crushes to the detriment of the overall success of the team. Not quite as bad as John Fox who did stuff like sit DeAngelo Williams behind DeFumbles Foster for almost two full seasons, but six of one half dozen of the other.

Remember how long Andrew Norwell sat on the bench behind Amini Silatolu?

An A+, of course

You know what I miss That Beavis and Butt-head halftime show that MTV used to air during the Super Bowl, the Butt Bowl

ayyy J Pep

Giving Mahomes an extra possession is never a good idea

Seeing these dudes next to normal sized humans really drives home how fuging huge NFL players are

Yep it's always an easier sell when they're winning. Watching games with somebody who's completely uninitiated can be fun too. I watched that 2015 Thanksgiving game with some family who doesn't pay any attention to sports, and one of my favorite quotes from the night was "why does he (meaning Tony Romo) keep throwing the ball to the Panthers?" Speaking of 2001, that season was my first in-person game. I think we lost 21-20 against the Jets and I still have the ticket stub: