Dante ™ retweeted
THIS WAS CRAZY: Legendary #NFL safety Sean Taylor had a complicated relationship with the media dating back to his rookie season with Washington.
It all started when teammate LaVar Arrington hit him with a shaving cream pie during a 2004 minicamp interview.
The cream burned Taylor’s eyes, and reporters laughing at the prank left him furious.
From that moment on, Taylor rarely spoke to the media, even as off-field controversies brought increased scrutiny.
(Via NFL)
Dante ™ retweeted
High IQ play by #Commanders KR Luke McCaffrey, which the broadcast barely acknowledged.
If a kickoff returner steps out of bounds and then touches the ball, the kick is ruled out of bounds. Washington gets the ball at the 40-yard line:
Dante ™ retweeted
I called into @BMitchandFinlay today. BMitch talked about a lack of a "foundation". I chimed in.
No Jamin Davis
No Jahan Dotson
No Chase Young
No Emanuel Forbes (or St. Juste)
No Johnny Newton
No Ben Sinnott
No Mike Sainristil
That's LB, WR, EDGE, THREE Corners, a DT, and a TE
Dante ™ retweeted
Facts
“Slavery is white history. How we survived it is Black history”
— Malcolm-Jamal Warner
Dante ™ retweeted
T.O. really signed a waiver releasing Philly from all liability so he could play in the Super Bowl with a broken leg 😳
Terrell & T.O. is now streaming on Prime Video.
Dante ™ retweeted
@kurt13warner when the Drake Maye and Caleb Williams breakdown drop? Or you only have time to hyper analyze Jayden Daniels?!?
Dante ™ retweeted
5 wherever you leave to bruh im following fuck what they talking bout. They not serious over here.
Dante ™ retweeted
Blacks Blame The White Man For 95% Of Their Problems And Still Spend 97% Of Their Money With Them
“We’re the only people on earth that blame the White man for 95% of our problems and still spend 97% of our money with them.” - Nuri Muhammad
Dante ™ retweeted
Gilbert Arenas tells Tony Allen and Zach Randolph that Washington, D.C. was packed with elite hoopers in the early 2000s. He discussed spending his summers sharpening his skills on local run spots, specifically the legendary Barry Farm courts. And sought out local streetball legends like The Wizard, Curt "Bones" Smith, and White Chocolate to study their unique styles, craftiness, and signature hesitation moves, looking for elements to integrate into his own game.
