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A winless decade Forges a mighty hatred That won’t go away

He was well on his way to rolling against the Falcons until he was injured by an uncalled illegal tackle.

It ain’t Miami haiku week without mixing in a limerick or two. Regarding that team from South Beach Success is just too far out of reach Without naming names You can’t expect to win games With a nerd making the locker room speech

Arrowhead had many innovations for stadium design at the time, but the thing I appreciated most when it opened was the addition of arrows on the yard markers to indicate which goal line was closest. Unless the ball was at midfield, the TV angles didn’t inform viewers where the teams were exactly.

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Ocean waves and white foam Create a shroud for mourning As beached dolphin dies

I would like nothing more than for this to be true, but I don't have much faith in Williams at present. He is violent and sudden alright; as in he violently and suddenly goes to the wrong place more often than not. I sincerely hope he makes a liar out of me someday soon. This Sunday would be nice.

I’m not sure who the OP disrespects more; Burrow or Flacco.

The “control” can only come from one place; Wilkins himself. And he has shown ZERO ability to do so. Prep time is short enough as it is and pro organizations don’t have the time nor the responsibility to babysit during the week. Hard pass on this clown.

I don’t care if he’s a shoe-in, first ballot HOFer, he is not a fit for this team. Or most other teams from the looks of it.

Shades of Derrick Burroughs.

Derrick Burroughs came to my mind as well. Football can be cruel, but if this helped doctors discover a spine issue like Burroughs and knowing how threatening that was for his longterm healthy at the time, then this may have been a blessing in disguise for Strong. Feeling bad for the kid big time.

I don’t mean to imply that Tre and Po aren’t positive contributors because they certainly are. It was interesting to see that Hairston (50%) and Hancock (47%) split reps evenly with Tre and Po, respectively. I suspect that’s because McD and Co. can plainly see that they need that superior athleticism on the field, especially against offenses like KC. I think the youngsters will see increased snap counts as the season progresses, too. Again, that’s not a dis on the two vets who were mainstays in the secondary in previous seasons; just another reminder that father time catches up to all of us.