Shane Gillis and Matt McCusker MOCK the women defending Lindsay Clancy for allegedly k*lling her 3 kids and blaming her husband for her actions 💀👀
“Women love serial killers, they finally got one. It’s like Larry Bird… It’s an ALL-TIME LOW for the babes. I knew they weren’t gonna handle the Dolly Parton well, didn’t know it was gonna be this bad… They’re bad at s*icide as well, it’s a real ‘LOOK AT ME’ move for the babes… They take her to the fourth floor this time, give her a toss.” 🤣
@On3@PeteNakos I hope nobody forgets what Texas Tech was trying to do. Don’t give them credit for finally doing the right thing after spending days defending what they were attempting to do and looking like wannabe blue bloods who matter in the process. What about his mental health?
Cael Sanderson is leading the greatest dynasty in college athletics — and he's doing it while lapping the rest of the Big Ten.
On Sanderson and how he maintains a program that keeps besting itself:
https://t.co/9HOvGkPrfM
@Patriots would of shut the @Broncos out if Bo played. Tough win but we got the better guy and he tried to put a fight. Have a nice rest, pro bowl will be nice for the Denver fans, get loud there lol.
1. Orlovsky literally went on the Pat McAfee show and compared the differences in schedule to the gap between playing in the NFL vs. high school — an absurd, borderline malicious exaggeration. Yet he completely ignores that Maye’s record, statistics, and film against common opponents are better than Stafford’s. Additionally, the difference between Maye and Stafford’s opposing schedule is 0.0008 EPA/play — an infinitesimal difference. He also talks endlessly about schedule difficulty while conveniently ignoring supporting cast. One QB is throwing to Davante Adams and Puka Nacua, playing with a better defense, a stronger run game, and Sean McVay. Why is that context suddenly irrelevant but the schedule isn’t?
2. He’s also been cherry-picking random, largely meaningless stats to justify voting Stafford over Maye — arguments that completely contradict his own recent logic. Just weeks ago, he was prepared to vote for Josh Allen. Allen has played 12 of the same 15 common opponents, yet has a worse record and worse stats than Drake Maye in those games. Orlovsky also dinged Drake for a lack of TDs against 11-win teams — despite voting for Josh Allen in 2024, when Allen had one passing TD total against 11-win teams. Also how outrageously obscure is that stat in the first place? He didn’t have any TDs against Buffalo in week 5. Yet if you actually watched the game, you would know that it was one of the most impressive QB performances of the year. He put the team on his back and made ridiculous throw after ridiculous throw in a high-stakes game. Orlovsky claims to be a “film-watcher” yet completely disregards it for his convenience.
Notre Dame
- Got beat by the two Top 10 teams they played
- Don’t play in a conference
- Want us to believe they’re an elite team because they spent 2 months running up the score on the Stanford, Syracuse and Navy
- Conveniently aren’t going to play in a bowl game to prove it