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THIS Definitely a 180 of a player's perspective when compared to Greg Olsen (and others) who left immediately after Coach Cornball showed up without exactly saying why

Explains a lot of what appears to be going on during Cam's stint on the Special Forces show: during a team activity, Cam purposefully performs an action towards a fellow teammate (also a former NFL player) that could be taken as inappropriate or even dangerous by the Staff if they had seen it was done purposefully. Afterwards, Cam said "that was for all the times your team beat Carolina". Implies that in a team activity, Cam is still thinking about himself during an individual activity, Cam doesn't do the required exercises when not being observed directly by the Staff. Implies that cutting corners or directions given to the team could be ignored for personal benefit (it wasn't - resulted in a team punishment) There's lots of positives of Cam during the show, too. So this definitely shouldn't be considered a knock on him. That stuff looked tough for everyone involved - kudos for all of them for even saying "yes" in the first place, 'cause everyone looked miserable. Except Carey Hart (aka Mr P!nk). He looked like he was having a blast throughout the whole thing But taking specific examples out of context of what those celebs were put through -- one could draw comparisons to SB50 (or even expand into why we lost that final game in Atlanta to miss a "perfect season") to that comment about MVP being more valuable to Cam than the team win would have been

For those who have Twitter access blocked when viewing on a work network, what's the gist of the twitter posts?

Source: https://miketanier.substack.com/p/eli-manning-and-the-pro-football Article talks about what the voting process is for the HoF, and focuses a smidge on why Eli won't necessarily make it in as a first ballot nominee.

Bills fans away from the game are super super nice. Its the tailgating table thing that's weird

Maroon 5 at the height of their career, having finished 2018 as the most played act on radio Using that logic this years halftime show should be SZA, Doja Cat, Morgan Wallen, Luke Combs, Post Malone, or Teddy Swims

Its before kickoff, and the refs have already called the Bills for roughing the QB

If tush push isn't banned, the Panthers should be allowed to do a Flung Young, where a linebacker literally picks up Bryce and throws him over the line with the ball

The falcons had Brett Favre

Hey Brady -- stop trying to make "Cardiac Commanders" happen. Nobody every said that

it's SO nice to not be sitting here in an off-season cycle wondering what coach changes were/are coming our way. Haven't felt way that since I can't recall

It's fantastic, don't hate Other teams (like the Packers) have a HUGE history of old school songs in their team library in all sorts of genres. We need more variety of quick, catchy singalongs that are unique to us

Unlike working as a [name any job that you can get anywhere in the country], There are only 32 teams with 52 starting slots-- any team with an opening is a place a motivated player will want to be, regardless of what team that is. Some players may have more choices than others, but as long as there are openings, there'll be players willing to make the move to play for the Panthers And name a city that doesn't have transplants with allegiances to other teams. The wide spread of the Riot across the country (and in other countries) showcases that Panthers fans are everywhere. You shouldn't have to live nearby a team to be a fan of that team. It's why I said "the support area for the Panthers" is larger than many other NFL cities. Green Bay? Tiny in comparison... but players are willing to play there. NYJets? Big metro, and players are trying to get out of there.

since embeds aren't working, and some people are choosing not to provide Twitter any more eyeballs than necessary, can you include a blurb about what the post is about, please?