@thekyleyates Plus the resilience to know each step will be a different hurdle and failure brings growth. Some steps will be much higher than others, and you woll need others' help to reach new heights.
@JagSays You say sell, but give no price point. If you can get an early 27 1st, it might be worth it to sell. I imagine most managers are out there peddling a 2nd. I'm happy to lose out on a 2nd for a possible bounce back leading to game winning production or better value in a sale.
@EyeTestFF Every single person looking to buy him is looking for a discounted price. A bounce back is very likely considering schedule and depth behind him. If he does in fact turn to dust, all I lose is a 2nd round pick. If he doesn't, I lose either an RB1 or a higher selling point later.
@LateRoundQB What do we do with Tyson in dynasty leagues at this point. I've had the unfortunate experience of drafting Pearsall, Tank dell, Jayden Reed, and Tyson. Not to mention Jonathan Brooks. I hate football.
the ultimate goal and realizing the career is just a by-product of this pursuit. The goal is continued growth that doesn't end with a certificate, it's an unending pursuit to grow individually and as nations, using the gifts God has bestowed. We're more than our careers or money.
School is not just a place to prepare for a career. Education is a form of worship that unravels more and more about God to the individual pursuing who He is through math, science, history, and any other endeavor to learn about the world around us. This does not only benefit
the invidiual, but their entire family, especially their children and the world around them. Enlightenment enhances perspective in ways we cannot understand until we arrive at new heights and I pray our nation can begin to pursue growth in mind, body, and spirit with Christ as