Not a riftbound player yet, but some epic lines in comments here:
keep doing what you do best (stacking the deck). Proud of you (for cheating?).
supporting you no matter what (even if you cheat!)
🤣🤣🤣
This might be an unpopular opinion regarding the DK Metcalf incident, but society would be better if people had a healthy fear of getting punched in the face when they act like assholes.
Congratulations to the Tennessee Titans, who no longer hold the embarrassing reigning title for last team to actually trade their best player.
After 3.5 years, that title now belongs to Jerry’s Cowboys.
Shedeur Sanders is the best quarterback on Cleveland’s roster if he shows up humble and ready to work. I hope he got the message. Couldn’t ask for a better landing spot.
WNBA players: Cry they don’t get enough money because nobody watches*
Also WNBA players: Aggressively try to end the career of Caitlin Clark, the one person bringing in big viewers.
The WNBA is full of the most trashy, greedy, unintelligent, classless hypocrites on the planet!
Another annual story form signing undrafted free agents:
After 2003 Draft, one of our scouts yelled out:
"Anyone want to sign this quarterback named Tony Romo?
Crickets.
"Went to Eastern Illinois, from Wisconsin. Huge Packers fan, huge Brett fan!"
Crickets.
My overall reaction to the Vrabel firing in light of some of the additional information from this piece:
I am thrilled that Amy Adams-Strunk's vision for the future of the #Titans involves embracing analytics and modernizing the entire organization's approach to the game of football. That's fantastic and something I've been asking for since at least 2016. It seems like that is the direction that she and Carthon are headed.
The fact that Vrabel didn't align with that vision is understandable. He skews towards an old school approach, which is okay, and was pretty effective for him overall, but it's not the direction that the league, and now the Titans, are headed. I get it even though I believe he's a great football coach.
When AAS fired Robinson and kept Vrabel, everyone assumed that Vrabel would at least get *some* level of say in the GM search. It sounds like that didn't happen. In fact, it seems that Vrabel's opinion, when it was voiced, was met with contempt from ownership.
I understand Vrabel's frustration with that. I also agree with AAS in that Vrabel should *not* have been given full roster control. He hadn't earned it, and even if he had, that set up has failed spectacularly pretty much every time it's been implemented even with more proven coaches.
It's concerning that the process to get us to this point was so messy. It's not a great look on ownership or Vrabel that petty non-sense became a part of the calculus here. I think some transparency and accountability would be nice from this football team for once given all that's happened over the past couple of seasons.
My hope is that moving forward, they're able to find a coach that aligns with that vision and gets along well with Carthon. Every head coach to ever pass through the NFL was a "hot name" at some point. Most of them fail to achieve long-lasting success. Maybe they hire the next Sean McVay, maybe they hire the next Adam Gase. Who knows, but whatever happens next, it's time for everyone at Saint Thomas Sports Park to be rowing in the same direction.
@JamesRBrown_3@PaulKuharskyNFL Well he wasn’t going to come out and say the offensive strategy sucks and the head coach was stubborn to a fault with his loyalty and resistance to change.
CU tickets are going for TWICE the average price of Oregon and Washington tickets as of early January. Per @denverpost
"CU sold more tickets in the offseason than USC, Oregon, Washington and Utah combined." 🤯