Dennis Gregovich retweeted
Replying to @StarThomasIII
@StarThomasIII you can ball young man! Keep your head high & doing what you do. I have a ton of respect for you!
Dennis Gregovich retweeted
Love you 4!!! RIP! I know you are watching over us and making sure the guys are good!! 🙏🏻
Dennis Gregovich retweeted
No matter what happens today, the best news is that we are one day closer to Gavin Newsom being permanently out of politics.
God is good.
So many of these college football officials are so bad at identifying pass interference calls….Discussions for normal penalties are not taking forever also….
The 2-4 COWBOYS beat an injury ridden 2-4 EAGLES team without their starting QB and they act like they won the SuperBowl 🤣😂🤣
Dennis Gregovich retweeted
In just the last 5 years in schools:
• 60% increase in disruptive behavior
• 40% increase in verbal abuse
• 38% increase in physical attacks on teachers
Teachers: What’s driving this shift?
He’s 110% correct!
Aaron Rodgers sat at that podium in Paris and said out loud what the corporate league office spends millions trying to sanitize.
The NFL talks endlessly about “player safety” and “expanding the global game.” But behind closed doors, owners scrapped player-friendly bye weeks, forced a brutal 17th regular-season game, and shipped franchises across oceans simply because there was another dollar to squeeze out of foreign TV markets.
While families and players navigate locked-down streets, civil tension, and grueling travel schedules, ownership sits in five-star suites counting international expansion checks.
Rodgers doesn't care about league fines anymore. He’s telling you the truth: in the modern NFL, the brand and the balance sheet come first. The humans on the field come second.
Dennis Gregovich retweeted
Aaron Rodgers sat at that podium in Paris and said out loud what the corporate league office spends millions trying to sanitize.
The NFL talks endlessly about “player safety” and “expanding the global game.” But behind closed doors, owners scrapped player-friendly bye weeks, forced a brutal 17th regular-season game, and shipped franchises across oceans simply because there was another dollar to squeeze out of foreign TV markets.
While families and players navigate locked-down streets, civil tension, and grueling travel schedules, ownership sits in five-star suites counting international expansion checks.
Rodgers doesn't care about league fines anymore. He’s telling you the truth: in the modern NFL, the brand and the balance sheet come first. The humans on the field come second.
Jacoby did a nice job keeping games close for these first few weeks….Time to let the kid FLY and see what BECK can do….












