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strive_for_five_guy

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  1. 12 minutes ago, boyst said:

    I don't think this is a good sign for Bass to be motivated. If he has the yips than it'll be an issue. These guys go to professional sports psychologists, work on mental toughness, meditation... And more

     

    They're not like "us" in a desk job needing motivation.


    Agreed, especially a kicker.  It’s pretty easy to assess if they’re doing their job or not.  The kick is either good or not.  It’s not like two guys get tried out, all the sudden Bass-o-matic returns because he just now realizes his kicking has been shaky.

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  2. 4 minutes ago, WideNine said:

    There are a lot of talented QBs in the league now, but none with Allen's freakish athleticsm for his size.

     

    I think we have all gotten a bit used to him making those things look pedestrian.

     

     


    Even the Dolphin players were looking at Josh’s hops in amazement.

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  3. 9 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:

    They're probably stuck next year because his dead cap hit on his foolish extension I think is 6M.  So we probably can't get out till after next season. AJE's ceiling is around 5-6 sacks.  Groot deserves someone substantially better than the reincarnation of Chris Kelsay.


    Laughing at the Kelsey comment 😂, when I think drought, that’s who I think of

  4. 17 minutes ago, newcam2012 said:

    I got what you are saying. Police will almost always tell a ticketed motorist than can fight in in a court of law. That's their avenue to file their complaints. 

     

    However, that's not completely realistic to many people. People will complain to police when they think they have been wronged. He k, they will complain for various reasons like being pissed off, displeasure for police, etc... Pick your reason. 

     

    In my humble opinion, the best law enforcement officers are the ones who can communicate effectively, gets respect as well as gives respect, deescalates situations effectively, able to make sound judgements under duress, etc...

     

    Frankly, I didn't see much of this with regards to the Miami police officers. 

    I disagree totally with the shame angle. Hill has no shame. He's a selfish dbag. 


    So was he lying when he said he was embarrassed, and that’s why he rolled his window back up?  Whether Hill actually feels shame or not, who knows.  But for anyone violating laws and feels shame about it, good!

  5. 9 minutes ago, Blank Stare said:

    I do feel bad for (some of) the Browns fans. Certainly, not the ones with the tshirts glorifying Watson’s previous hobbies. But, the Browns and their ownership deserve every ounce of what’s going on with this deal and Watson’s lackluster performance. Play with fire, you get burned. 


    I remember going to the game in 2009, final score 6-3.  So embarrassing to be fan of both franchises, fans from both teams there just mocking the whole situation.  At least one of us has a respectable team now 😃

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  6. 4 minutes ago, newcam2012 said:

    I don't know any officer who wouldn't draw his weapon if he thought a suspect was going for a weapon. Your theory is crap. This was a pissing contest about listening to the police not officer safety. The officers owns words verify this. The officer safety theory here doesn't cut it. In fact, the officer clearly states we ain't playing these games. You should have listened. It's not amount you it's about what we say. 


    You seem like to know a lot about pissing contests.  So you think the officer should have drawn his weapon then?

  7. 15 minutes ago, newcam2012 said:

    Of course it's up to officers perspective. As I watched the video, I never once thought the window up was about officer safety. Hill complied gave his document with a rolled down window. Hills presented no threat to the officer. Hill requested the officer to hurry up and write the ticket. After all of this he rolled up his window. No biggie in my eyes. That's when the cop should have retrieved to his vehicle to do what he had to do. It was clear the police officer was flexing his muscles and authority. It was 100% about that not officer safety. Listen to the officers words. You listen to us it's not about you. Not once did an officer mention officer safety. Look at when Hill was cuffed and restrained by one officer. The other officer grabs him by the neck and forceably puts him on the ground. That's wasn't about officer safety either. That was about you do what we tell you to do. How was Hill a threat while being cuffed and restrained by another officer. You have to look at the totality of the circumstances here. This is a failure of police intervention on many levels. Police need to be held to a higher standard than this. 

     

     


    Hill rolled up his window before the cop said he could do so.  And then refused to reopen it.  Hill was being difficult, but for all the cop knows, he’s potentially grabbing a weapon then.  That’s why Hill got physically pulled out of the car.

     

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