A team losing a game is not a "disaster."
Home runs are homers, not "dingers," "jacks" or "bombs."
A player scored 10 straight points, not 10 "unanswered" points.
If a football team scores two touchdowns and the opponent doesn't come back, say it "never trailed" rather than "never looked back."
In short, avoid hackneyed words and phrases, redundancies and exaggerations.
@BenjaminSolak Saw your Fields post about accurate throws from a quick platform to the middle of the field. How much of that is QB and how much is scheme? (yes this is a veiled Waldron question, why are there never point-and-shoot in-breakers, how am I supposed to feed my family on this diet?)
“We started sharing ideas from afar and quickly realized how skilled we are as musicians. This thing could walk.”
Sunset Rubdown (@KrugSpencer, et al) give us the play-by-play on their first LP in 15 years, Always Happy to Explode
https://t.co/dHOGOtLOSv
@SharpClarkeNFL Beyond Canales, I also think it's important to track those OL situations and whether they got better. All were awful, but those other three didn't really invest as much to approach competency, I think. I mean, RG was so bad for 2023 PFR only lists 10 offensive starters
listening to this press conference feels like when you're reading and you're halfway down the page and you realize you haven't actually been absorbing any words for three chapters