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I don't know why people try to hate on this guy. Hurts is a likeable guy, a phenomenal athlete, a very good quarterback, and most importantly he is coachable. There's not much reason to believe that he will not have a long and prosperous career. he is like mahomes, but he is likable and not an epic douche that surrounds himself with trailer park trash

Didn't you just win an award for being a good poster? It needs to be revoked. 😑 Even if he's PS he would still be better than many of the WR's on our roster. He's been working out a lot and posting it on IG. I would have loved to have him and used him in doses so he's not beat up & broken

I keep thinking how many sports cars we have in the garage. How many of these players are finesse perfectionists. Hines and Cook are not muscle car, the old reliable truck, or the utility wagon. The only one who, perhaps, is beyond a finesse player on the roster is Knox.

I don't know. I always thought the redskins thing was cool. Especially growing up watching westerns seeing the Indians and how tough they were. It's a badass name, IMO.

go back to redskins

Murray is Duke Johnson this year. A vet who can be practice squad break glass when fire kind of guy. Harris is insurance at the short yardage for Cook is not a 3 down back.

that urgency, that mojo, that sense of goign onto the field and hammer down was obvious against the Rams. they came to take lunch money of the defending super bowl champ without acknowledging anything, anyone on that team. they dominated. they had the titans come to their house and they straight nut shot them quickly and walked over them the rest of the game. got to miami and their high energy cockiness got put in check when they realized it's not going to be a cakewalk. i look at that as a big ***** in the armor and a shot where other teams saw that they can beat the Bills. after that we pulled a victory from KC, got lucky against GB, got beat around by the Jets, had the Vikings expose how unbalanced and undercoached we were, and then a few weeks later had a miracle save us in Detroit. last year was weird, but we were not as good as our schedule. in 2023 we may not get beyond our record of 2022 but we will be a better team even if we do not play as well or win as many games.

Beat me to the sentiment

I want credit for not being as big of an #######. 😁

I keep wanting to think this but can't see where they regressed. Any thoughts?

3 parts to this: 1- what's it take to win the East? Sweeping the east for any team isn't happening. Going 2-0 against anyone but the Pats is unlikely. 3-3 in the division is comfortable to bet 2- how many wins will it take to win the East? Id guess 12 3- easier schedule? Miami. The defense can stop the pass, the front 5 are a weakness. If the offense can keep Tua alive they can easily win the East.

I can't pass on him as depth. Harty is small, Sherfield overrated, Shakir was super inconsistent last year, this guy has a chance to be our 5th WR.

Big body I'd like to have as depth. 4.38 40. If he's cut offer him asap

Tim Tindale was one of Canada's best football players and wore 33

The desire by some people to continue to disparage the South as an archetype personified by classical misconceptions.

Do research before buying mattresses. You can usually avoid the big fancy marketed labels and buy the same thing much cheaper. Casper is made by Leggett & Platt, who also makes several other mattress brands. Leggett & Platt is basically the GM of furniture. They make the internals for many, many types of seating. You can buy direct from Leggett. You can also buy the cheaper versions they make which only has differences in the fabric applied atop. Regardless, if you go for a pocketed coil mattress it is one of the best. Purple is terrible, the brand that is. I ran production for a L&P for a while.

It's a lot more complex then this, sadly. The state laws were not always honored in smaller communities, etc. This is not the place nor time to get into it.

Good job on losing weight.

Did you see the small indentions in the old bricks? Almost like finger prints? Those were from the slave children who at 4-5-6 and up had to turn bricks as they set. Regardless, that was just 1 example of what went on in NYC. Slavery continued in the north even after the civil war began and ended. History, and what we learn of it, is weird.

No one expects Carr or Jones to succeed. So they're not exactly underdogs. Rodgers earned his money by past play. Jackson did everything he could to manipulate his play and the he and the team had choices that could have averted the overpaying

If it's as frustrating as putt putt; the slow wait 20 minutes between the operation, etc then i can't take it seriously. It would be just a hobby with friends, and then I just couldn't motivate myself to care or spend the money. Not trying to be a stick in the mud. I just can't even bring myself to try. 🤮

i'd be so tempted to play the clap song as we drove. i bet mcdermott talked about mma the whole time.

i would appreciate the exertion, surely. i walk 3-4 miles at llunch every day. take a 1-2 mile walk every evening with the family. mountain bike weekly 15ish+ miles. exercise 6 days a week for 90 minutes. swim laps at least once a week. with 30 minutes of yoga/mobility a night. the time to learn to golf would take away from this just to walk to my ball 3 hit errantly from the tee. i burn 3,500-4000 calories a day, 1500-2000 in activity a day. pre back injury i included running 40 miles a week with a 14-16 mile run on sunday mornings. prebaby i climbed twice a week, as well.

Christian okoye running through anyone. Backing your QB up to your end zone then throwing a hail Mary to the other EZ for a TD.

I have always wanted to get into it but also can't stand it and get bored with even putt putting. It's not exerting enough, distracting enough, and too slow. I don't think I'll ever appreciate it. To me it's like fishing: a waste of time. This post isn't to degrade or insult it - just express my frustration that it is something I'd like to try, get into, experience but cannot.