Now wait, is Dylan Raiola totally repairing his image and becoming likable right before our eyes, filling in after a cheap shot to Dante Moore? I think so.
It’s absurd how frequently, even with the assistance of like 8 instant replay angles, referees get calls wrong. What’s the point of review?
The amount of knowledge analysts have on these players in the Draft is insane. Rece Davis just pulled out that a fourth round tight end's first college TD was against the Pitt Panthers. I guess you could ask AI to pull Pittsburgh-specific storylines, but still.
I get it, I like the Draft as much as anyone but people value it way too much. The Bengals haven’t drafted a defensive player who has made it to the Pro Bowl as a Bengal since 2010. Go with the proven guy.
Still trying to adapt from thinking the Bengals could win a Super Bowl this season, to accepting they might actually be the worst team in the league.
Yes the #25 and the dreads play a role, but Bo Jackson reminds me a lot of a young Melvin Gordon.
One of my favorite players of all time. Check in on the people you care about. You never know who might be struggling.
Credit to Zac Taylor for aggressive playcalling, going for it on 4th down twice on that last drive. In years past, several times he’s punted or settled for long field goals in these late game situations, and it has cost him.
I don’t know how the NFL walked away from rules meetings by just saying a defense can have a “reasonable amount of time” to substitute during a running play clock. A team is going to get hosed in a key game because the defense is allowed to loaf off the field.
Carlisle needs to shut down his bench depth in the 4th. No one outside of Turner, Siakam, McConnell, Nembhard, Nesmith, Mathurin touches the floor.
McConnell is the only Pacers player playing with a sense of urgency. Just clone him four times, and the title is theirs.
In my opinion, Indiana’s only chance is if Mathurin goes off. Siakam will get his points, but Mathurin has next level ability. He must score 25+ and get going now.
So uh maybe the Blue Jackets should have paid Bobrovsky that $10 million per year? 😂
Yes it’s June, but it’s starting to feel like 2024. Hendrickson and Higgins ask for trades, Chase “holds in.” Drama leading into a crucial season, and we know how 2024 ended up.
Does anyone have the origin for when teammates/coaches started adding a "y" or "ie" to the end of a player's name? Somehow it's become this way to show a player affection or respect. It feels like this subconscious habit that has been adopted by the masses without full awareness
It appears to this point Shedeur has been humbled, and accepted it, which I really respect. It's step 1, but to me, this is a much better look than many of the other QBs in the past who have slid, and have outwardly shown anger for it.
Browns thinking: the more quarterbacks you take, the better the chance of hitting on one.
Reality: it just increases the total number of QBs they've screwed up.