THEY REALLY SHOWED THE DALLAS SKYLINE INSTEAD OF THE HOUSTON SKYLINE
DURING THE HOUSTON ASTROS PLAYOFF GAME
BECAUSE? EVERYBODY KNOWS DALLAS SKYLINE BEATS HOUSTON’S SKYLINE 🤣💀
is this fucking real?? this is an obelisk of a man. pure tungsten lie beneath those pads. if a car hit this fucking guy the entire family inside would perish. there is a god damn OGRE running a 4.4 in Los Angeles. this fucking guy would shatter the greek pantheon in record time
Having a morning over here fellas 😅 Woke up to our dog throwin’ up on the carpet, perfect. Then the baby shit literally everywhere, straight to the tub. It comes in 3’s, knew it wasn’t over — My fiber line is down for the first time in years. Calling ISP, probably chalked, sry!
Randomizing your draft order should be part of the fun.
https://t.co/EF2pHX4PT8 turns a boring randomizer into something your entire league can actually watch.
Set your league. Start the fight. Let the draft order settle itself.
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The Navajo Nation has roughly 400,000 enrolled members and covers more land than West Virginia. Until this April, none of them had ever signed an NFL contract.
The one who finally did played six snaps on Saturday night and got a standing ovation from fans wearing both teams' jerseys.
Shiyazh Pete's first high school didn't have a football team. He transferred to Shiprock, New Mexico, joined the team as a sophomore, and mailed his own highlight tape to colleges during a COVID senior year with almost no recruiting resources on the reservation. The offers came back from Division II and Division III schools. He walked on at New Mexico State instead, redshirted, and spent his first year on the practice squad.
Three seasons later he was a first-team All-Conference USA left tackle, playing with a cast on a dislocated thumb, protecting the quarterback in a 34-10 win at Auburn.
Then Kentucky. Twelve starts in the SEC and a team captaincy. According to the NCAA, five Native Americans played Division I football in 2025. Pete was one of the five and the only one in the SEC.
Draft analysts ranked him somewhere between the 36th and 54th best tackle in the class. Seven rounds went by. Nobody called.
Dallas signed him as an undrafted free agent within days. The team's own rookie minicamp video of him was built around one line he said on camera. He had to earn that star.
Saturday in Glendale, thousands of Navajo Nation members made the trip to a Cardinals preseason game to watch a backup tackle. The Navajo Nation president came. When Pete checked in during the fourth quarter, the Navajo section noticed before anyone else did. Six plays, one touchdown drive, and then a chant of his last name loud enough that his teammates cleared the bench so he could face it alone.
His head coach handed him the locker room afterward. He told a room full of men he'd known for four months that fate brought them there as strangers, and this game, this star, this team would make them brothers.
Every locker room speech ever given is about brotherhood. This one came from the guy who spent his whole career as the only one in the room.
“Fate Brought us here as strangers. this game, this star, this team will make us brothers.”
One of the greatest bars in Locker room speech history #FootballGuy
Our lineman have started making PBJs with a Honeybun in the middle
This morning they made me one, which is a sign of respect and admiration in their culture.
It is ELECTRIC.
Nellie… You didn't just draft me. You believed in me. You saw things in my game before I ever realized I could do them. I've said it a million times and I will always say it: I don't think my career could have turned out how it did without you being my first coach and giving me the freedom to play my game. I can only say THANK YOU. For everything.
RIP legend.