Jason

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@espn Good thing Ottenger silenced these garbo announcers and VGK.

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@BGatesIsaPyscho Very based & ignorant-pilled.

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@AndrewHulshult "Jaaaayyyyy, you're done for the daaaaayyyy..."

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@_LadyJordan_ @ChaseRuble @oncor This video captures this issue very well.

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@NorthBelle4 @NotHammerNation @3YearLetterman These colours don't run.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

This particular shark is believed to predate the existence of the United States of America. A team of scientists discovered a cluster of Greenland sharks and concluded that some of them are the oldest known vertebrates alive today. These sharks inhabit the frigid waters of Greenland and were the subject of a study conducted in 2017, which examined 28 individuals. The eldest shark in the study measured 16.5 feet (five meters) in length and was estimated to be approximately 392 years old. The researchers established, with a "95 percent certainty," that the shark's age fell within the range of 272 to 512 years, with a most probable age of around 390.

While the exact reasons behind their exceptional lifespan remain unclear, it is believed that the arctic temperatures they inhabit (plunging below 29 degrees Fahrenheit) contribute to their longevity. These low temperatures result in reduced body temperatures and slower metabolisms, thereby minimizing damage to the sharks' tissues. Additionally, their growth rate is exceptionally slow, with less than half an inch (a centimeter) gained per year, suggesting a significantly longer lifespan compared to other vertebrates. Furthermore, the females of this species exhibit delayed sexual maturity, only beginning to mate at the age of 156.

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@TrentSouth10 @FOX4

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@iamkylehansen Green label's IT for me.

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@3YearLetterman Im sorry, I've had just about enough of this. Coach, have you thought about polling Twitter to change the terminology here? The guy obviously has never dealt a devastating downfield block. Why should he have the accolade on Twitter?

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@NoContextHumans Honestly shit-tier as Mr Goodbar is not on it.

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@barstoolsports @Applebees don't turn into @CrackerBarrel by not hiring this man.

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@penaldowski Wow, stupid AND dumb.

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@KidRock Get this man a wahmburger and some French cries.

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@AndrewHulshult Hahahahahahaha

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@espn Yea but in the end just didn't cut it. I mean, he fumbled the ball for a KC TD. Not that great.

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@CassieFambro @espn

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@SportsRadioWIP You're right. They should've just let them play. And by that logic, that fumble taken back by KC should have stayed a touchdown, right??

[Jason @jbatesbtt]

@brentmfmayfield @KiskoTheGreat By this logic, that catch & fumble should've been a Chief's TD right? But it was taken away... so which is it? Cause it was technically a hold.