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Half the time I can’t even figure out what channel the game is on, so I pursue other ways out of frustration.

It's on audacy app But WGR sucks no matter what app you use 😛

Some kind of drama live on satellite Hidden camera coverage from the crime scene to the courtroom Nail-biting hood boys in borrowed ties and jackets Clutching at the straws of respectability Can't do the time Don't do the crime And wind up in the perp walk on TV

I’ve used radio.com app to listen to WGR daily for years. This morning when I hit play, no sound, and an ad appeared. I closed out ad, hit play, another ad. I restarted app, no play, ads, upon ads. I removed the radio.com garbage app. FOandD radio.com you greedy sheisters!

there's ways around this for 0$

Yet, for the 2nd time Allen & Mahomes met in the playoffs, the League quickly instituted new rules before another regular season game was played to remove the unfair practices that led directly to KC wins. Both teams get a possession in OT and the ball now has a chip in it to accurately mark where the ball needs needs to be placed. It’s more than safe to assume we win at least one of these games. But HEY! Don’t stop now. You’re on a roll!

he may of wanted to hold off on that sale.

The other people who got to flash receipts are those that said we didn’t have enough pass rush and said that our defense would inevitably lead to our downfall if we didn’t win a SB. WR wasn’t the main reason we didn’t win a Super Bowl.

That is really great! Love it.

Playing both sides how? I mean he was pretty slick positioning your crazies to firebomb the Tesla and getting former VP candidate Walz to try and drive down the value, but beyond that?

Is this true? Not whether Allen does or does not have supreme world ethic but whether that Allen is known around the NFL as an incredibly hard worker. Outside of the lock-down year when he was 24/7 with Palmer, I don't remember a large number of stories from the national media about how hard he works. I do remember stories about how competitive he is but that is not necessarily the same as working hard at it. The only stories that I recall (post-lockdown) are the ones where he said he doesn't watch too much film and some talking head comments that he relies too much on his talent and not enough in preparation. Again, I am not questioning whether he works and prepares hard but whether that is his image around the NFL.

Nobody has started a thread defending Beane or Coleman and has refused to let this thread fade away.

This dude was never an All-Pro 😂 He's a PED meatball. If this guy signed with the Jets or Dolphins there would be a dozen threads laughing at the desperation. He is, however, the perfect Von replacement - and I mean perfect in terms of homer excuses. I've already heard "I don't care what he does as long as he's heathy in January" And I assume by September I'll get the "They're saving him for the playoffs" Yeah right, that's a thing. He's a scratch-off lottery ticket.

https://news.yahoo.com/ice-arrests-record-number-immigrants-230743116.html "Hundreds of the people who were arrested had been enrolled in ICE’s Alternative to Detention (ATD) program, three sources familiar with the arrests said. Under the program, ICE releases undocumented immigrants who are deemed not to be threats to public safety and then keeps track of them through ankle monitors," "An NBC News reporter saw seven people who had come for check-ins at a New York City ICE office Wednesday being led out in cuffs and put into unmarked cars. One, a 30-year-old Colombian man, was followed close behind by his wife, who was sobbing loudly, and his daughter, who tried to chase after him as law enforcement agents in masks led him and two other men in handcuffs into waiting vehicles. Margaret Cargioli, the directing attorney at the Immigrant Defenders Law Center, who represents the family, told reporters afterward that the man had gone “to every single [ICE] appointment. He was, you know, very cooperative with all of the requirements that were made of him.”

I think it is beyond question at this point that Josh's personal life spilled out onto the field at the end of the 2022 season and into the early weeks of the 2023 season. He looked and played like a guy whose mind was cluttered and he sounded vacant in press conferences - who can forget his "same sh*t different day" reaction to his meltdown at the Jets week 1 of 2023? It is clear to me that his relationship with Hailee has been a stabilising and settling influence on him and he played in 2024 as focussed as I have ever seen him - it showed in the decision making. We have a tendency to think of football players as robots, unaffected the things that affect us mere mortals in our daily lives. Or to think that money buys happiness and therefore they have no right to be affected by personal / relationship concerns. Neither of those views are true or indeed fair.

Good. The more competition at safety the better.