@PolymarketBlitz Lol what, this makes no sense. Packers were definitively top 3 in the NFC before Kraft and Parsons were injured. They’ll be getting both stars back and made some decent moves in FA, so where does poverty status come into play?
@TheCheeseKing__ Hot take, I’d prefer Packers get to be wild card team over winning the division UNLESS it’s the 2 seed. Eagles and Bears would need to lose 1 and we win out though I believe
@TitleTownTalks Not sure if I’d say his coaching this game has been great. It’s not bad but I question going deep on 3rd/4th and short. Questionable decisions but hey we’re up!!
@joelvmoran Not sure why ppl are butthurt over the pretenders. In the AFC, I wouldnt trust any of those pretenders to take care of the Chiefs or Bills in the WC round. The Colts on the other hand I feel are borderline contenders bc the loss to Rams, the only “contender” they played so far
@Mr_Frankystein@rawsalerts I appreciate the last part of your tweet. And I agree w u, the state of the world is horrendous. But how can you feel bad for him when he’s a massive contributor to the shitty state the world is in? I def feel for his family tho
@Mr_Frankystein@rawsalerts It took Charlie Kirk dying for u to say that, but not the inhumane and graphic videos of IDF murdering Palestinians, which Charlie 100% supported? Says a lot about u bro
#Packers QB Jordan Love wrote a powerful piece for @PlayersTribune titled “None of This Was Supposed to Happen” — opening up about nearly quitting football at 14 after losing his father.
He shares incredible stories, including how impactful Aaron Rodgers truly was on his NFL journey — despite what many in the media have said.
Truly a great read: https://t.co/IdvewFkIKJ