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Do you mean….the famous millionaire? I know who he is!

Least you could do is send a Christmas card, but no. I'd even settle for a birthday card, but nada there too. LOL.

He gained so much weight that his jersey number also got bigger.

I'm only able to glean what these are about from the Quacks quoted post. You've chosen to ignore content by Joe Ferguson forever. Options You've chosen to ignore content by The Frankish Reich. Options You've chosen to ignore content by Joe Ferguson forever. Options By all accounts Biden's speech is better than decades ago. I'll lick her pus5 to show her that's she's mine. Biden is mentally fit for the job. The reliable media. Imagine even showing yourself around this place after not only just hitting enter with those takes, but quintupling down on them. Of all the people who should exclusively farm out their takes to X, Finding and Quack should be 1 & 1A. Oh and the obligatory X post that represents another view from someone not here at PPP. And all this time I just assumed that Clandestine was a WSJ reporter. Duped again! 😂

Yea they have swapped

I already posted about Booker Egerson for the AFL days. Mid era the two guys I’d give you are Jerry Butler and Tony Greene. Butler would have been HOF caliber if he hadn’t gotten hurt and Greene was a great FS.

Ryan Denney. Much better than Kelsay.

Too soon to bring up Ashton Youboty and Ko Simpson? Had such hope for the secondary that year...

And how much wind are they breaking

Super Bowl era: Offense: Don Beebe. Defense: Ray Bentley. Post Super Bowl/Pre-Drought era: Offense: Jay Riemersma. Defense: John Holocek. Drought era: Offense: Scott Chandler. Defense: London Fletcher. Current: Offense: Curtis Samuel. Defense: Dorian Williams.

Currently: Codrington Historically: Roscoe

What's the weight of the passengers on the train?

Wow....we need training camp to start early this year

He's on the Kelvin Benjamin diet Still faster than Coleman tho.

Jerry Butler and Frank Lewis.

Peerless Price: In the 2002 season, he appeared in and started all 16 games. He had five games going over the 100-yard mark and two games with multiple receiving touchdowns. He caught 94 passes for 1,252 yards and nine touchdowns. His best game came on September 15, 2002, when he caught 13 passes for 185 yards and two touchdowns, including a 48-yard score in overtime, during a 45–39 victory against Minnesota. After the season, the Bills used the Franchise Tag to ensure Price stayed with the team. Price was given permission to seek a trade, and the Atlanta Falcons were willing to give up a first round pick in the 2003 NFL draft for Price. The Bills used it to select running back Willis McGahee.

Vital information left out of reliable media reporting. The horrors of X on display.

Finding needs "community organizer" on a resume. Instant front runner candidate.

Grifters gonna grift

and it's waddle wearing his jersey #55 in the video im pretty sure.

The ones over there --->

That is their Center, Aaron Brewer, wearing Waddle's jersey. Unclear as to why, but that is definitely not Waddle.

AI slop