@disneyglimpses The Alligator population rebounded in Florida during the 90s, and eventually a child was tragically killed by one playing in that water.
@DisTwitrPodcast It seemed like it was a great experience but it was awful, the water was freezing cold and the fact they reused the snorkel gear would have never survived in post Covid world.
@SaintsAccess_ I gave you two costly turnovers, two games in a row, I clarified that I can’t say it’s a habitual problem, but it has happened, contradicting you saying it hasn’t. And his ball placement is a major problem. I bored with this and am not going to pull up film from his past so ✌️
@SaintsAccess_ I really don’t know what to tell you if you think he’s been a solid backup. I didn’t necessarily say he has a turnover problem. That’s just one of several ways he has in fact put the team in a losing position. You’re obviously not paying very good attention if you think otherwise
@SaintsAccess_ He also routinely throws balls in positions that at best put the receiver in an awkward position, and at worst get them hurt. I wanted him to be good fyi
@JaiIpose It’s been pretty clear that most of the players in the preseason are playing because their jobs aren’t secure. They just might not be good enough anyway
@SaintsAccess_ He might turn out to be a bad coach overall, but it’s ridiculous to think that lack of yelling is the problem. It’s also ridiculous to think that he’s not holding players accountable, Bethesda not screaming at them.
@SaintsAccess_ He’s letting the players that are succeeding have the preseason games off, after demonstrating proficiency against other teams in practice. What is publicly yelling at the scrubs going to accomplish. Their punishment is not making the team.
@SaintsAccess_ This is getting to be an annoying narrative. Who are most of these players getting benched for, Rattler thought he was walking into QB2, played bad, gets pulled early, his replacement then got the chance, then he played bad.
@Noahpinion Aside from the sci fi angle, I really don’t understand the the humanoid robots. If the purpose of having robots is to perform tasks we don’t want to do, is a humanoid really the most efficient design. And if it isn’t aren’t they an incredible waste of resources