Dream Team from the 1.06:
RD1: Jonathan Taylor
RD2: Brock Bowers
RD3: Devonta Smith
RD4: Cam Skattebo
RD5: Davante Adams
RD6: Parker Washington
RD7: Rhamondre Stevenson
RD8: Quentin Johnston
RD9: Matthew Stafford
RD10: Stefon Diggs
Notice how she mentioned immigrants coming from everywhere except Europe..
From the 1600s until roughly the mid 20th century, 90–96% of all immigrants to the United States were white Europeans (primarily from Britain, Ireland, Germany, Italy, Scandinavia, and Eastern Europe).
So the vast majority of immigrants who really helped build America are not from Somalia, India or Latin America. They are from Europe, but she magically left that part out.
Soto’s 3-run HR was about as Soto-esque an at bat as we’ll ever see. Fouled off 4 straight pitches, a couple of them nasty offerings, before drilling a 3-run HR off Gaddis’s fastball. He’s put Yankees 3 outs from World Series.
Da Vinci's Last Supper is a keystone of Christian art.
It inspired centuries of awe and speculation — over its subtle symbols and concealed messages.
But there's something hidden that nearly everyone overlooks... (thread) 🧵
@ElonMNews It’s hard with it being just the one letter. We get what you are going for. But it was sort of built into our brains that you “tweet” something.
Matthew Stafford was the closest in 2021 with 1,188.
Tom Brady, considered the GOAT, is 5th with 1,137 in 2016.
Joe Burrow is next, also in 2021, is 7th with 1,105.
Patrick Mahomes, also in 2021, is 11th with 1,057.
Peyton Manning, his own brother who many always compared his career with, is 12th in 2006 with 1,034.
And yet, 12 years since the 2011 playoffs, with a QB and pass driven league, Eli Manning still holds the record with 1,219.
And this is why, once again, you can not tell the story of the NFL without @EliManning.