Blokestradamus

The day Ralph passed was a tough one. I never actually expected that it would make me respond quite the way that it did. Having feelings of mourning a perfect stranger is a very surreal experience. Perhaps it wasn't so much his death but the uncertainty that may have followed. Sport seldom makes me cry, good or bad. It's mainly anger with the teams that I support

Dude can't even catch a break.

Million dollar body, ten cent head. http://www.nj.com/eagles/index.ssf/2016/08/a_full_list_of_dorial_green-beckhams_off-the-field.html

You can get one that says "I'm with stupid". That will never get old.

Anyone do a nut allergy joke yet?

I poked a dead cat with a stick in the woods once.

Preseason Week 4.

Oh, I could've made it much worse and creepy The very same.

I'll always maintain that I find Richie to be a thoroughly distasteful human being but I have given him credit over the past 3-4 years for being honest and open about seeking help. It's been an integral part of his rehabilitation; fronting up to his past sins and trying to put structures in place to keep those circumstances from happening again. Alas, it seems as though the structures in place have faltered, for one reason or a number of them. Richie Incognito the football player isn't the issue anymore, the same as when he first went off the deep end. He has to be himself until the day he dies and I hope that he finds himself on the right track soon because I fear that day might be sooner than later if he goes back to being that same destructive person again.

I hear the Bengals are sniffing around.

I underwent something similar last year and it really does stir up some horrible memories. I just hope that he can get back on track because I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy.

Richie needs to get back on his meds.

This is one case where I desperately want to see the CCTV video.

I choose to believe 'throwing a dumbbell' to mean that he launched himself head-long into someone else. What a plank.

Oh well. I'll vote with my wallet.

More depressing, the dude that dropped the pass would still be our WR3.

I swear to God if the Ravens line Lamar up at WR for the first play of the season.......

Apparently, that would be 'in violation of the court order'.

Not in the slightest. I'm just pissed off that the ginger is porking her.

It's all silly mid-on's and googly's to me!

I'm setting the over/under for times that I swear at Hue Jackson at 1,000,000. Bet the over.

I carry major reservations about the WR group but not because I think they lack talent, per se. I'm a big believer in 'types', especially at WR. I prefer certain attributes for certain roles. When I look at the Bills, I just see guys that are likely going to be one place higher in the pecking order than I think suits them. The lack of a true #1 WR is the difference between a solid group and a mediocre one in my eyes. There's no transformative talent among them; all have niche roles in an NFL offense but nobody owns such a versatile skill set that he's able to unquestionably carry the burden of the lion's share of the targets. It's a matter of perspective.

Probably the only name that really sticks out for me too. I guess I could probably put Jimmy G out there as well from the same class. Jury is still out on more recent classes but Trubisky is probably the biggest candidate for proving me wrong.

If you ever get sick of her, send her my way. She sounds perfect