BlueBloodDevil

[Austin Abbott @AustinAbbott]

Facts that you should Bookmark for Fantasy this year:

- Ken Walker’s best career finish is RB18 (rookie season).. His ADP is RB11

- Kyle Pitts gained nearly 22% of his fantasy production (45.6 points) in Week 15.. if you remove that game, he goes from the TE2 to the TE12

- Parker Washington gained 41% of his yardage during the final 3 games.. He only had 500 Yards and 3 TD's heading into Week 15 last year..

- Garrett Wilson’s last caught pass in 2025 was in Week 6. Garrett Wilson STILL led the Jets in Receiving Yards (395) and TD’s (4).

- Terry McLaurin (ADP: WR22) ranked 33rd in Fantasy PPG (11.4) last year, Washington added Stefon Diggs and Antonio Williams this offseason

- Bucky Irving was on pace for 345 Touches last year prior to his injury, that would’ve ranked 4th.. his ADP is RB20..

- Rico Dowdle is 1 of 8 RB’s to record 1,075+ Rushing Yards in consecutive seasons.. he’s drafted last out of those 8 RB’s.. (ADP: RB31)

- Rachaad White is the only RB to record 40+ Receptions in each of the last 4 seasons.. his ADP is RB37..

- Jared Goff is the only QB to throw for 4,400+ yards in each of the last 4 seasons.. and Detroit drafted Blake Miller (OT, Clemson) 17th overall in the 2026 NFL Draft

- Ashton Jeanty broke the Raiders Rookie
Scrimmage Yard Record (1,321), he ranked 1st in Opportunity Share (84.3%), and they added (C) Tyler Linderbaum this offseason..

[Invisible Insider @invisiblestats]

ESPN FANTASY RANKINGS SUCK

ESPN overprojected 70% of fantasy players last season

Use Vegas instead...

1. AJ Brown - Best Value

[BlueBloodDevil @Dukeeblue]

@waitmaya 31

[BlueBloodDevil @Dukeeblue]

@shairnn A dirty 30

[BlueBloodDevil @Dukeeblue]

@DamienPetersNBA Left out -maliq brown is a defensive stud. Have an impactful defender on the bench

[John Fadule @fadule_]

Life is amazing:

-gyms exist
-Coke Zero exists
-hot girls outnumber even moderately put-together dudes 2000 to 1
-you and your wife can get hammered at a comedy show then smash all night without a condom
-you and your friends can hit the gym then smoke a joint and grill cheeseburgers
-iPhones have GPS and it tells you when there’s a cop so you can slow down and avoid a speeding ticket
-you could be working 16 hour days in a coal mine in a third world country

There are people who live in wheelchairs. There are kids born with disabilities. No Prom, no Shoulder Presses, no sleepovers with their best friends staying up til 2AM watching Interstellar.

And you’re not SMASHING the gym like a GRATEFUL SAVAGE!? Eating healthy 90% of the time, calling your friends for no reason, booking the trip, CRUSHING IT at work, ASKING for the raise!? Asking out your crush making her your girlfriend then your wife!?

You’re spinning on a sphere in an infinite universe and the fact you’re alive is a 1 in 500 trillion miracle - you’re so lucky it’s absurd and you have nothing to lose :)

[Andrey Titov PhD @AndreyHealth]

@DailyLoud Yeah, sounds right! Fasting helps lose weight and on the top of that offers a ton of other benefits. I counted 41 of them. If interested, take a look at my fasting benefits page - https://t.co/oObkaxHUYS

[RAW @rawknuckle]

Arguably the most powerful and timeless tweet of all time

[Fabian S. @fabianschmid_09]

that's what I keep saying. watch Fight Club. watch James Bond. watch Into the Wild. you'll start acting like the main character and over time adapt certain traits as your own. you're brainwashing yourself for a better life. use movies, but use them delicately.

[JuanSanchez @JuanSanchez0x0]

Here are racist tips to make your Italy or France trip kidnapping & crime free.

#1: A stranger says to you "Hey, where are you from?". This person is a giant piece of shit, all over the world. At best: they want to sell you something. At worst: they're distracting you to rob or kidnap you.

#2: Treat anyone with a clipboard as an enemy. These pieces of garbage hang out at the tourist spots, especially around the Eiffel Tower and Tower of Pisa. They're running variety of scams. They get close and touchy. The clipboard is to direct your attention away from both you and them so you can't see them reach into your purse.

#3: Purse & wallets in the front. My family was robbed within hours for not following this rule.

#4: No that stranger did not accidentally drop something on the ground. That was on purpose. At best: they want to guilt you into buying the thing they dropped. At worst: they rob you when you bend over to pick it up.

#5: Learn to spot gypsies and avoid them. Gypsies voluntarily live outside of the law. Your morals mean nothing to them, you're not 'helping disadvantaged people', you're aiding lifelong criminals.

#6: Stay in the tourist areas of big cities even though it costs more. My sister & her friend stayed in Marseille. The Airbnb host took one look at them and said: you girls can't stay here. The host was nice enough to help them book a safer place.

#7: Watch for people who don't fit in. We were walking home in Venice, followed by a Slavic looking man with a buzz cut (rare hairstyle for Italy). He followed us all the way to a dead end at 11pm in a sleepy district. We stared him down until he turned around and left. He was either planning on robbing, or wanting to check the locks on the door that evening or next day.

#8: The kids will rob you, too. French & Italian teens will ride the subway or walk popular promenades/sites for people to pickpocket. These are who robbed my family.

#9: All taxi drivers all around the world are subhuman garbage who want you dead. Do an Uber (or equivalent), or charter something with your Airbnb host or hotel. Or walk.

#10: No they don't want to help you with the subway fares. A popular scam in France is to "help" people confused at the ticket machine.

Libtards are especially vulnerable to the above because they think it's like the US. It's not. The third world of France & Italy need special treatment. My family laughed at me when I told them the above before our trip. Then they lost all their possessions.

So I've basically told you to avoid everyone in France and Italy. How do you meet people? Go somewhere where you have to pay: bar, restaurant, tours, coffee shop, anything. The cost of entrance to these places keeps out the trash humans. This lowers the chances of you getting robbed, but doesn't negate it completely.

Keep your back to the wall. Valuables in front of you. And monitor your credit card after you leave, because there will be fraud payments from Nigeria 2 months after you get home because they sold your CC info. That's just Europe.

Remember frens, racism is SAFE-ism.

[Kunal Gandhi @kunalvg]

If you are 25 and above:

- Get married to the right person early. It makes everything else easier.

- Lift weights. Non-negotiable.

- Explore spirituality before life forces you to. Also, please don't mistake spirituality for bling faith. Stay away from extreme religious acts. Use your brain and rationality.

- Have an immense interest in geopolitics. Learn to read between the lines. One of the best indicators to understand where the world is heading and how you can adjust.

- Be a generalist. Have multiple interests personally and professionally. After AGI, the world will reward people who can connect dots across fields.

- Learn to sell. Your ideas, yourself, your dreams.

- Read history. The present makes no sense without it, and the future gets shaped becasue of it.

- Develop your own opinions. The world will be full of manufactured consensus because of AI. Think for yourself.

- Find mentors in the real world. Not podcasts. Not tweets. Actual humans who have lived it.

- Aim to be in the top 10% in the world at what you do.

[Noah Ryan @NoahRyanCo]

Do whatever you can to claw your way out of dopamine culture

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Your brain burns almost as much energy lying in a field doing nothing as it does working hard on a tough problem. The difference between deep focus and doing nothing at all is only about 5 percent. Your brain is 2 percent of your body weight but uses 20 percent of your energy, running on about 20 watts, a third of an old 60 watt light bulb.

A neurologist named Marcus Raichle noticed this at Washington University in the late 1990s. Whenever his subjects stopped concentrating and let their minds wander, the same set of brain areas lit up and kept using energy. He named it the default mode network in 2001. It handles your memories, your sense of who you are, replaying old events and imagining future ones, and it mostly switches on when you stop paying attention to the world outside your head. That resting network alone uses close to a fifth of all the energy your brain spends.

Quiet downtime is also when the brain saves new memories into storage. In a 2012 experiment, people listened to a short story and then either rested for ten minutes or played a spot the difference game. The ones who rested remembered far more of the story, and the gap was still there a week later. During that quiet stretch the brain replays what it just learned, the same thing it does during sleep, and it only happens when nothing new is competing for attention. A phone in your face on your day off quietly cancels most of it.

Ongoing stress keeps cortisol and adrenaline high, which makes the body hold onto salt and squeezes blood vessels tighter. A 2021 American Heart Association study found people with normal blood pressure but high stress hormones were more likely to develop high blood pressure and heart trouble years later. Planned rest pushes the other way. Harvard heart doctor Herbert Benson described this calm state back in 1975, and studies covering thousands of patients since then show slow breathing and deep relaxation take a few points off blood pressure. The effect is small and mostly fades over months, so one calm Saturday will not cure high blood pressure.

The long-term picture is where rest earns its keep. In the Framingham heart study, the longest running heart study in the world, men who spent years without a vacation were about 30 percent more likely to have a heart attack than men who took regular time off. A lazy day is your brain quietly doing upkeep, and it never actually clocks out.

[Tim @TimurNegru]

My 4 day Ibiza trip has come to an end and here are my thoughts:

- you don’t need to be a millionaire to holiday there. We stayed in a 3 star hotel with better views than Nobu
- food is soo good everywhere. Our hotel restaurant had a menu del dia (3 course meal) for €21 p/p and it was top
- if you are comfortable on 2 wheels get a Vespa and explore the island. You won’t regret it
- beaches/coast/restaurants/clubs/sunsets/vibe/things to do are second to none
- clubbing: Hi Ibiza is okish, UNIVRS is wow, Cova Santa is v. cool. Prices for beverages are crazy (we paid €38 for 2 small bottles of water). David Guetta remains the goat!
- people: most are well dressed, stylish and fit but clubs are full of drug users too
- safety: felt safe at all times everywhere we went and surprised to see so little police

Overall 10/10 and the memories you’ll create will stay with you for life.

[𝓃𝔞𝔯𝔞 𝓋🕊️ 𓋹 coaching :: dm 𓆃 @naravv__]

Those of us on a Spiritual Path have been tryna tell yall this the entire time.

[RAW EGG NATIONALIST @Babygravy9]

Better advice in this one clip than ten-thousand self-help books.

[Dane @UltraDane]

At the Dodge dealership, the F & I (finance and insurance) department wanted to close the deal but sensed something wasn't right.

[No filter Skin @NoFilterSkin]

Married couples don’t need another dinner and Netflix date night.

You need something that makes you feel like people again, not just two tired roommates coordinating snacks, bedtime and the dishwasher.

Here are 40 date ideas for couples who want to actually reconnect:

[𝕾𝖎𝖗 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘 @eagleseyeinc]

get a haircut every 2 weeks to stay sharp, wait 5 secs before answering the phone to control the rhythm, always arrive 15 mins early, stay away from free lunches, never talk about people who aren't in the room and when anger rises, wait 10 mins before reacting. these habits may look rigid but they're the hidden discipline of the elite.