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[! @RayTheGrouch]

@CoachDre_QB I get it lol and he’s a qb so he’s super sensitive to wide receivers getting mad but they allowed to get mad too. They not out there for fun

[! @RayTheGrouch]

I like O'Sullivan's qb breakdowns, but like too many people. He let's non-football stuff dictate his analysis. He always talks shit about DJ Moore and Thielen too because of their "body language" and that is corny behavior to me.

[Buffs Cold Takes @buffscoldtakes]

Kurt Warner- some good some bad thing to build on

Chase- played well given the circumstances

QB school- doesn’t belong in the league

How can all this be true.. and how can a hall of famer and long time backup have such a different outcome from a guy who barely made the nfl?

[Blue Bear @Bluebearmonkey]

Robin Li developed RankDex in 1996 which was inspiration for Larry and Sergey’s PageRank published in 1998.

[! @RayTheGrouch]

Yeah this was all a bogus story. None of it adds up.

He must not have agreed to do something the govt wanted him to do and they packed him up with cheating allegations. Too many parallels to Tik-Tok

[philip lewis @Phil_Lewis_]

Nvidia’s board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, its founder and chief executive https://t.co/y2Ee7PW4NS

[! @RayTheGrouch]

Kubiak won a SB with Darnold while Aaron Glenn embarrassed O’ Connell’s offense. Idk how he keeps finding scapegoats but this gotta be the last one

[VikingzFanPage @vikingzfanpage]

#Vikings HC Kevin O’Connell on if Kyler Murray will compete with Kirk Cousins for the starting job:

“We acquired Kirk to join a 6-2 football team and play.”

[! @RayTheGrouch]

Can’t wait for this to fail

He should be getting the McDaniel treatment. Dudes a fraud. We saw Kyler with Kingsbury and Hopkins. McCarthy is winning games with Nagy/Roman

There’s a common denominator

[VikingzFanPage @vikingzfanpage]

#Vikings HC Kevin O’Connell on if Kyler Murray will compete with Kirk Cousins for the starting job:

“We acquired Kirk to join a 6-2 football team and play.”

[The Textman 🇳🇬 @MarchVeryOwn4]

@RayTheGrouch Like theres no such thing as a self made billionaire its all fake , just like the amerikkkan dream

[! @RayTheGrouch]

America has the highest share of foreign born millionaires and billionaires in the world

You think that’s because they come to america poor and then collectively scrounge up money? Lol

[diana @diluvshugs]

@RayTheGrouch Immigrants help out their own people when they make it here. Communities will deadass find you housing and jobs and set you up with like a beginner pack of sorts. Its like a pass the wealth type of mentality and my own family has done the same for several others.

[! @RayTheGrouch]

@MarchVeryOwn4 All they got is comic book fiction for me lol

[! @RayTheGrouch]

They are playing all the classic hits in my mentions lol

[那個人 @UptownSea]

@RayTheGrouch Yeah they saved for years and pooled it collectively instead of blowing it on retarded nonsense

[! @RayTheGrouch]

My mentions show why the rags to riches myth is pushed so hard and tied to other myths.

The model minority. Americans trapped in poverty? They’re just lazy. And it white washes the oppression of black and native ppl, as america gets to play fake global liberator

[! @RayTheGrouch]

Lol just like with sports when you reject cliches and platitudes ppl will repeat them back to you for some reason

[Lars U @LarsU85741715]

@RayTheGrouch Whatever life they had was wiped out and had to restart in a new country with what they had, not knowing what their future - maybe parents were able to take savings with them, but it’s not like they came to US landing on privileged and claimed they were poor.

[! @RayTheGrouch]

The replies are as expected lol

[Sean John @CpaEsq1]

@RayTheGrouch Yeah lots of Asians come with nothing and end up rich. That's why they're the model minority. Everyone else complains that they never got spoon fed like a bitch.

[! @RayTheGrouch]

@alexmanredismid It a program that has definitely outlasted its usefulness. A lot of the wars behind this stuff happened a long time ago

[! @RayTheGrouch]

You stumble into this accidentally when every prominent foreign person from communist countries or countries america has enacted war against all have this same cookie cutter hollywood story lol

[Copper Supra Vanda @gbongs13]

@RayTheGrouch Lmfaoooo

A lot of these mfers were working for the cia

And they leave that part out

[alex @alexmanredismid]

@RayTheGrouch Back then, murica still have a lot of money to pay those agents. Now, they leave them high and dry, like that Afghan dude whom gone rogue and shoot peoples

[! @RayTheGrouch]

This Tatum/Brown stuff isn’t a real story. It’s only a story because fans and media, project the Hollywood fantasy of sports onto players.

Tatum/Brown just being employees who work together and not bff’s is disturbing their fantasy. That is the “story”

[Noa Dalzell 🏀 @NoaDalzell]

Asked Joe Mazzulla about what the general public doesn’t understand about NBA locker rooms and player relationships:

“That’s a really good question. I think that’s it. And one, I’ll tell you right now, all 30 teams, it’s not Boy Scouts. We’re not all just sitting there getting along, and everyone’s happy-go-lucky. I mean, that’s just not how the world works. So to think that a group of guys are just supposed to be happy with each other all the time. This isn’t camp. We’re going after something that’s highly competitive and stressful, and there’s things at stake, and with that comes conflict. Doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing. You work through things together. Secondly, you got people that are single, married, divorced, kids, no kids. People have been traded four times. People haven’t been traded at all. You just have a plethora of experiences from on and off the court that you have to mix together into a group of guys, and you have to leave space for that. And but it’s not over that. I think the one thing I’d like people to understand is this isn’t supposed to be summer camp where we all just get along all the time. There’s plenty of times within a great culture, good culture, where you have disagreements, you have things where you say, hey, we could have done this better, we should have did this, we didn’t do that. That’s just a part of the competitive journey and going after greatness together. So, but they’re also humans. They’re people. They got guys that have been through a bunch of different stuff, and I think it’s important to highlight that and leave space for that. And there’s different personalities. There’s different opinions. The way they view the world is different. I think that’s the piece that I enjoy, is just getting a group of guys and creating a space where everyone understands each other. And how can we get to the point where we just go after greatness together, but at the same time appreciate each other’s life?”

[! @RayTheGrouch]

It’s inconceivable to journalists (like fans) that pro athletes are employees and pro sports is a job. Which is how you get a god awful question asking why employees aren’t bff’s lol

[Noa Dalzell 🏀 @NoaDalzell]

Asked Joe Mazzulla about what the general public doesn’t understand about NBA locker rooms and player relationships:

“That’s a really good question. I think that’s it. And one, I’ll tell you right now, all 30 teams, it’s not Boy Scouts. We’re not all just sitting there getting along, and everyone’s happy-go-lucky. I mean, that’s just not how the world works. So to think that a group of guys are just supposed to be happy with each other all the time. This isn’t camp. We’re going after something that’s highly competitive and stressful, and there’s things at stake, and with that comes conflict. Doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing. You work through things together. Secondly, you got people that are single, married, divorced, kids, no kids. People have been traded four times. People haven’t been traded at all. You just have a plethora of experiences from on and off the court that you have to mix together into a group of guys, and you have to leave space for that. And but it’s not over that. I think the one thing I’d like people to understand is this isn’t supposed to be summer camp where we all just get along all the time. There’s plenty of times within a great culture, good culture, where you have disagreements, you have things where you say, hey, we could have done this better, we should have did this, we didn’t do that. That’s just a part of the competitive journey and going after greatness together. So, but they’re also humans. They’re people. They got guys that have been through a bunch of different stuff, and I think it’s important to highlight that and leave space for that. And there’s different personalities. There’s different opinions. The way they view the world is different. I think that’s the piece that I enjoy, is just getting a group of guys and creating a space where everyone understands each other. And how can we get to the point where we just go after greatness together, but at the same time appreciate each other’s life?”

[Ben Baby @Ben_Baby]

Bengals coach Zac Taylor on the Arnold Ebiketie trade that fell through (1/2):

"Duke (Tobin) was very explicit with me when he came and spoke to me about how he wanted this portrayed. I’m not comfortable doing it, but I’m going to do what he asked." (cont.)

[! @RayTheGrouch]

I knew Cabot asked this question before I hit play lol

[Coop (The Real Justin Cooper) @JJCoop25]

#Browns Todd Monken on the reports that Shedeur was suggesting plays that were not in the Browns playbook. Great listen.

[Anthony Barr @AnthonyBarr]

lol

[! @RayTheGrouch]

Look at this stupid shit lol

You removed 2 potential receivers and added 2 blockers. The Vikings have more defenders in pass coverage than the Lions have receivers. Who is Goff supposed to pass to?

[Green Light with Chris Long @greenlight]

Jason Kelce breaks down the difficulties of running an offense against Brian Flores’ Vikings defense