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New Jersey, USA
Joined April 2009
Trey Palmer has now officially scored a touchdown EVERY single time that he woke up angry. This isn’t a joke. Check the dates.
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Tucker Kraft might be bad
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The Packers running game
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I watch a lot of football, and I don’t get emotional about it most of the time unless it’s my team. The 2026 LA Chargers are the exception. They drive me insane. They physically anger me.
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It’s like Mike McDaniel is actively trying to lose his job
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Josh Downs you cannot be serious
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Sad but true. I respect the fantasy analysts grinding through the meaningless waiver claims each week. It’s ugly.
Let’s face it. This season in Fantasy Football has been a nightmare as every player except a handful suck. If you didn’t ge the first 2 picks and missed in the top 4 rounds your season is cooked. No Fantasy tout can help you find a waiver or a replacement. It’s the abyss season.
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Jaylen Waddle is completely unstartable going forward
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Jaylen Waddle looks completely disengaged in Denver
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This mindset is my pet peeve. Send a fair offer, you often get a counter. The idea that people send “a starting point” in hopes they rip someone off is so corny. If they don’t reply, it’s typically a joke of an offer that doesn’t help them, for a player they need.
I think one of my biggest pet peeves in fantasy sports is when people don’t treat a trade offer as the start of a conversation. I’ll never understand the logic of rejecting a trade and not proposing a counter or reaching out to the other manager to talk through options
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At the core of “just a starting offer, send a counter” is “I hoped I could rip you off” combined with “YOU do the work to help me trade for a player I want” If you want a guy, send a fair deal that helps the other owner too. It’s not hard. If they don’t want it, move on.
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If the Marvin Harrison trade changes your opinion on Trey McBride or Michael Wilson, you haven’t been paying attention
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Things like this sound smart until you realize they’re 0-4 and all of this performative nonsense is failing miserably
Hampton remains the starter, while McDaniel views all three backs as viable for carries Mike McDaniel: “We see our running back room as a strength of the team. Now, depending on how the game plays out, I've had plenty of times where you're involving all three on a game day and they can be equal carries. It's all within our planning process on things that people are good at that we're trying to give people opportunities. It just so happened that the first play of the game happened to be a play that I felt Kimani really did a good job on during the week. And so that was his pass play. But I still see O as the starter, but I see the running back room as a strength. And each week you're trying to assess how you give the guys the most empowerment to play their best. We'd felt really good about what O was doing on a couple types of schemes, trying to give him confidence as we knew he was going to be mindful to protect the ball. But each week, I think it's an advantage to the Chargers with defenses having to prepare three different tackling plans for backs with various skill sets.”
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Omarian Hampton might’ve been the worst pick in fantasy
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Cardinals have 2nd and goal to win the game: Trey McBride stays in to block Jeremiyah Love is on the sidelines
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Parker Washington WR1 szn has taken a hiatus
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Just when you started to trust Geno Smith a little bit
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Tuten has had TWO touchdowns called back for holding. This is insanity.
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Brutal holding penalty on an awesome Tuten touchdown
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I know people say injuries can’t be predicted, but Malik Nabers is literally made of paper
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I do not understand Harold Fannin
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