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First, he’s fat in some of those photos. Yes. Second, upper body workouts are not good for QBs. Chest. Arms. They rarely build because it doesn’t help, they need to “rubber bandy” and muscle bulk takes that away. Many of us probably bench more than Josh. Don’t get me wrong, he probably hex bar squats twice what any of us do…but point is these guys aren’t building an upper body that’s meant to look good they’re building a body that twists and has rubbery arm

Unpopular opinion: I really like the blue helmet

Well, didn’t this dumpster fire of a take age like spoiled milk in the sun. Impressive consistency in being catastrophically wrong You infected incels have absolutely no credibility. None.

The NFLPA is supposed to get the best deal that they can get for the players. It is not the purpose of the NFLPA to protect the owners from themselves. NFL players get 48% of football related income. NBA players get 51% and NHL players get 50%. The average NBA salary is about $12M, the average NHL salary is $3.5M and the average NFL salary is $3.2M. NBA and NHL contracts are mostly guaranteed. Increasing the fraction to the players to 50% will drive zero teams out of business nor will it affect ticket prices, how many streaming platforms games appear on or how many international games there are. No matter how you look at it, the NFL players have the worse CBA is any major sport.

Kirk Cousins is the corniest dude

I bet he’s fat so he can go to the beach and fit in, nobody will notice him. Clever.

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I saw it this evening and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Nice to have a DC superhero movie with an upbeat feel for a change.

What throw did he exactly miss here? He went for a wide open Shakir and got bumped by Dawkins as Chris jones pushed him into Josh. If Dawkins holds up for a quarter more of a second, it's a easy 25 yard TD

Name one death threat I’ve sent against ICE agents. Name one. Just one .

Should have listened to Pierre-Paul...

We're cutting services for veterans, but this regime has cash to burn on this nonsense. Priorities straight from the Twilight Zone.

In this society, money means more than personal misconduct, and that is frightening.

This popped up today, I'd forgotten about it, seems fitting for this thread....

I don't think that's going to happen. If they put too many games on streaming platforms only at some point they'll jeopardize its broadcast antitrust exemption. It's still why they'll put a streaming game only in local markets on one of the major networks. They're too smart for that as they're king for a reason.

I hope he is okay. But I feel that fireworks accidents seem to hit the NFL more than any other sports leagues. Wonder why?

My feelings also during those dark years.

I don’t suppose “he made hamburgers” is an option?

They’re getting relentlessly torched from every angle over that cartoon, so clearly they’re using it for clicks. Ghoulish behavior on top of ghoulish behavior from everyone involved at that publication.

A guy buys a cow for $60, then sells it for $70. He buys it back again for $80, then sells it again for $90. How much money did he make?

Yeah I think in general the human mind like isn't built to be reflective and appreciate the past kind of thing in the current moment. I know before the AFC Championship Game last year I really got like no enjoyment starting a day after the Bills beat the Ravens. It was more just the feeling of anxiety vs being able to enjoy the game/season.

It's indeed totally fine, but he's absolutely running full speed. You don't have a deep post called, notice that nobody's deep on the side you're running towards and nobody's going deep with you and think, "I'd better run slowly on this, let 'em have time to close on me, make the throw harder for Josh." He didn't misread the throw. He had a hard time going from a full sprint to adjusting to a throw in the most awkward possible direction for him. He had to get his feet not just ahead of him but also further towards the end zone so he could leap back towards the center of the field and the line of scrimmage at the same time. This forced him to run his legs ahead of his body, making a strange little curving path, but it was the fastest way he could adjust. There wasn't a way to do that quickly.

Warner from age 31 to 35 had a really rough five year stretch. Then he seemed to find himself again with the Cardinals to close his career. He's one of the few that started his career hot. Was middling and often injured in the middle. Then finished his final few years like he played his first few years. Really odd career arch.

NHL players get paid a fraction of what NFL players do lol The NHL commissioner is way way worse than Rodger goodell