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I genuinely wonder what Jerry Richardson is thinking about his team right now.


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6 hours ago, tiger7_88 said:

I have no evidence.

 Let me just say that the track-record of a chubster billionaire with a store-bought silicone barbie wife with whom he plays grab-ass in public, thus treating her like one of his possessions, likely is pretty ugly.

You dont say.... hmmm,  and fake brass balls as his emblem of choice apparently.  What do you think that says ?

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23 hours ago, trueblade said:

Black cats aren’t unlucky at all. In fact, in a lot of places and cultures, they’re actually a symbol of good luck and prosperity.

In Scotland, it’s lucky for a strange black cat to arrive at your doorstep. In Japan, black cats are thought to help single women find suitors. There’s a lot of silly superstitions out there, but most of the world acknowledges black cats as cute—not creepy.

yep

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10 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

Odd comment seeing as it only took two seasons to know that Rivera had to go. And if you're not counting the 18 season then it really only took one.

That would tell me two seasons is certainly enough time to evaluate Rhule.

Rhule hasn’t had “2 seasons”…

…to suggest he has is disingenuous. 

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16 hours ago, tiger7_88 said:

I have no evidence.

 Let me just say that the track-record of a chubster billionaire with a store-bought silicone barbie wife with whom he plays grab-ass in public, thus treating her like one of his possessions, likely is pretty ugly.

thats none of our business...if she was not happy, she could walk away with millions

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