“This is about legacy. This is about which man will control the industry right now and shape it for the next few years.”
@JoeTessESPN is fired up for the Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins WWE SummerSlam matchup 💪
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Driving along Greenfield Avenue brings Mike McCarthy back to some of his best childhood memories, but also his family’s toughest loss.
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Heartbreaking: Ndamukong Suh says a $200,000 NFL salary isn't enough to live on because it comes to about $100,000 after taxes.
“Let’s just bump it up to $200,000. You’re living in New York or New Jersey, you make $200,000 and you cut that in half, that’s $100,000.”
“But they’re expecting you to live like the superstar that’s making $40 million a year.”
Suh only made 168 million in his NFL career.
This is so weird to me. Wrestling is a scripted TV show. Why is ESPN doing Kayfabe coverage now? You can cover wrestling without acting like the storylines are real.
Just like in sports, there are injuries, contract negotiations, discourse, etc. This way sounds dumb af.
I have no doubt about 4 things:
Mike McCarthy is a thoroughly good man.
Nobody ever wanted to coach the Steelers more.
He knows that the logo is bigger than he is.
He knows the expectations and won’t try to subvert them.
For those reasons, I feel good about the season.
@MarkMaddenX It’s a fresh start. Like you said, it’s a dream job for him. He understands the history and tradition of the logo and won’t try to make it about him.
I have no doubt about 4 things:
Mike McCarthy is a thoroughly good man.
Nobody ever wanted to coach the Steelers more.
He knows that the logo is bigger than he is.
He knows the expectations and won’t try to subvert them.
For those reasons, I feel good about the season.
I love playing live but never have been a fan of being on the road for any real length of time. But I’m having a blast on this run. No tour plans in 2027 at this point and my family is with me now. So I’m living in the moment. It’s been great. Thank you.
Take a ride with Mike McCarthy along Greenfield Avenue, where his homecoming brings him back to the neighborhood he loves — and the painful reminders of the brother he lost.
“In a lot of ways, frankly, this is for Joe.”
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