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And that's what his team is telling him. He apologizes for one, then he's at fault for all of them. Saying "I didn't think anything I did was wrong" at least leaves doubt. The former admits guilt.

With just the head shots that Burfict laid on him (2 bad head shots without even looking that hard) I wouldn't doubt he has some sort of CTE.

I thought it was "The Tongue Twister"

You would think that the Watson camp wouldn't want it either. Imagine they take the lawsuit and then sometime late in the season they decide to agree with the NFL and he ends up serving the remaining 11 games but it's already week 15-16-17 whatever. That would mean those game checks he's going to lose are going to be from his year 2 contract that are only 3454x more than he would lose this year if he just took the full season (and yes, that is a made up number but I know it will be more than the ~300k he will lose as of now).

He's going to serve 6 games in either event so the worst case scenario is that Watson only gets 6 games if the federal court hears the case and sides with Robinson on the punishment.

Since there were only 4, or 5 maybe, cases that the NFL investigated, my guess is he could only be asked about those specific ones. I understand that part of it but hasn't federal court usually washed their hands of most of these things and tell them to "clean up your own house"?

Forgive my ignorance but what exactly is there to settle? The NFL has total say at this point I thought?

"I have nipples Rod, can you milk me?"

You know football is right around the corner when "must win" games are being discussed. 😆

I understand that just the way he phrased it with being winners first made me think of it. There are plenty of players that probably "mail it in" is the point. Always good to hear that they (the team) aren't happy if they lose. I played in a beer league for hockey and quit because it felt the same way. They didn't care about winning or playing the game so I quit. Just didn't feel right to be ok with losing.

I just noticed Josh in his presser giving a line from "Shoresy" (LetterKenny spin off). Allen: "It's guys that wanna win, it's guys competing, it's guys that.... I know it sounds weird but... it's guys that don't want to lose" Shoresy: "It's not that they don't love to win; they don't hate to lose" That's a seriously strong mentality to have from people being paid millions every year to play a game.

Likely because he has rules to be in his lot (rightfully so). I've never been but I'm sure people have been tossed because of drunken stupidity while tailgating and complained about it. Go to the ECC parking lot if you want to set yourself on fire while doing funnels and dizzy bat. It's the wild west out there.

First rendering of the seating, I think it might be a zoomed in view.

You should have seen the smile on Reid Ferguson's face when I asked for his autograph. He's probably still smiling.

I figured but don't follow college football. At they very least they were teammates for a year at LSU.

They might have for one year. OBJ was drafted in 2014 White was 2017.

And that's when I decided I didn't need it.

You're reading it wrong. Sort by defense. We are 6th.

Those generic and safe take's have been used against people before when they were wrong. I don't see a reason to dismiss it for being right. I defended EJ without arguing about it. The game day threads weren't kind some days.

Not so much care what they think but more to the point how he has bias for his own reasons (which I assume comes from him being a jet and Allen's HS twitter account).

That was a rather generic take likely offered by a lot of people. - Airseven 😆 Sorry @Airseven, it was just too tempting.

Which is why I got a kick out of Max and Jay telling him what an "Achilles Heel" was after he gave his reasons why.

And he's back at it again it appears. Not even gonna post the video. And yes I know, KJ does this to stoke the fire which is why I don't post the video but it's an interesting topic still. The question - Real or not Real: QB's who are their teams biggest Achilles heel The QBs: Mac Jones, Daniel Jones, Josh Allen Mac: All said not real (which I disagree with but that's a different topic). Daniel Jones: all said Real and then Kellerman backed off on it because the whole team is a big problem Allen: Kellerman and Williams didn't hesitate and said not real. KJ obviously said Real and then listed reasons why he's the most important part of the offense but in a negative way. Then Kellerman and Williams had to explain what an Achilles heel is to KJ. The outright trolling/dislike/hatred he has toward Allen is pretty embarrassing. Back to the Mac Jones thing though. I really do think he is the Achilles heel of the team. BB has him playing a specific way to get them out in front and then just milk the clock as much as possible. I honestly think they had a good team last year but Jones isn't capable of being able to fight his way back into a game the way Josh does/has.