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You beat #1 the week you are inexplicably told you’re #11, against a hated rival you storm the field
You have no idea what targeting is
I do have lots of doubts and pretty sure a good chunk of the nation does too. Especially when a TD was taken away by an acc zebra, when a clear targeting call wasn’t called, when Toney wasn’t playing, I could go on. N if I get attacked about holding calls — refs missed a ton on both teams so don’t even bring that onto the table.
I really feel that WFAN is the Vatican of stupidity. I don’t think they could even hire you unless you’re completely an imbecile.
Tommy says the Jets would be "idiots" to not sell at the trade deadline:
@tommylugauer
You are so right. I was saying the same thing the other day because I’ve been eating at the same restaurant for over 20 years. So I should at least have some stake in the restaurant. Why should I only just get the food that I ate? How is that fair?
APOLOGIES TO ANYONE WHO THINKS OWNING A HOME IS ALWAYS BETTER THAN RENTING, BUT EXPLAIN THIS TO ME.
I’ve been renting the same apartment for four years.
I’ve paid $1,650 every month. That’s $79,200 over four years, and I have the bank statements to prove every cent.
I’ve never missed a payment. I’ve maintained the place. I’ve treated it like my own home and after all that?
I have no ownership stake in the property. Just four years of rent receipts.
Meanwhile, the property owner still owns the asset. My rent contributes to the income that helps cover the costs of owning it, while any equity they build belongs to them.
Now, I’m not saying landlords shouldn’t make money. Property taxes, maintenance, insurance, and mortgage payments are real expenses.
But here’s what I struggle to understand: Why is the only way for me to build an ownership stake in the place I live to somehow save enough money to buy property while I’m already spending a significant portion of my income on housing?
I’m not asking for a free house.
I’m asking why years of consistently paying for shelter don’t leave renters with any ownership in the asset they’re helping sustain.
Renting doesn’t make you irresponsible but why does the system make it so difficult to turn years of housing payments into wealth?
Aikman is the reason that Joe Buck has been around all this time. If they presented as a package deal, they both would have benefited. This was a scumbag move, and you know it. Most of the time in their relationship I’m sure Troy was the meal ticket.
BEAUTIFUL
Happy Friday! We’re excited to officially unveil one of our latest projects, a bold new look for the @WNBA Houston Comets! We’re thrilled to finally share this one with everyone! #HoustonComets #WNBA #TorchCreative #SportsBranding
Is it appropriate to say that the man who walked around the ESPN campus asking women if they wanted to see his baby picture, then showing them his penis, “unloads” on something?
🚨 SEAN SALISBURY UNLOADS ON COLTS OWNERSHIP! 🏈
Standing on the sidelines taking notes and micromanaging players and coaches? Sean says that's a recipe for DISASTER.
🗣️ “Owners, I understand you're powerful, but you don't know football the way that others do.”
Is Colts ownership getting too involved in football operations, or should owners have every right to be on the sidelines?
👇 COLTS FANS — WHAT DO YOU THINK?
🎙️ Watch the full discussion on UNPAVED with Sean Salisbury & Adam Sager on YouTube!
@SeanUnfiltered @AdamGSager
#Colts #IndianapolisColts #SeanSalisbury #NFL #Unpaved #NFLNews #NFLFootball
NOOOO
BREAKING: Patrick Stewart, acting legend of "Star Trek" and "X-Men" fame, dies at 86. apnews.com/article/patrick-s…
Because with analytics, he’s probably way too involved and it’s probably his fault and Cashman’s fault directly. I wouldn’t be surprised if Boone was just the facilitator
What Hal said following every season since 2020:
2020:
“Our offense—just inconsistent at playing up to their potential, to me. … You couldn’t tell which offense was going to show up.”
2021:
“The majority of the responsibility, whether it's the responsibility of inconsistent offense or bad baserunning, etc., that responsibility lies with the players.”
2022:
“Aaron Boone wasn’t responsible for our offense, the slide they experienced the last couple months of the season rolling into the postseason.”
2023:
“We did not get where we needed to be with run production—it was probably our biggest problem.”
2024:
“We did not play a clean World Series."
2025:
“This Toronto series was on the players. It’s on the players’ shoulders, period. They didn’t hit."
2026:
“The majority of the responsibility … lies with the position players and the inability to score on a consistent basis.”
So what are you saying @RealMichaelKay is a different manager would’ve had different results
“Hopefully”…. By doing the exact same thing next year that they’ve done the last how many years. You either blow up the team because the players aren’t good enough or you get new leadership.
