@CooperDeJawn3@keece26 It be the same until playoffs. Can’t give other teams too much to go off of To scheme against. Thats my hope. Same with last year. And then we blew everyone out cuz they had no clue what was in store for them. Were beating teams with simple curls, slants and go routes... watch🦅
@CowboysRLife82@NFL_DovKleiman Don’t be surprised when Philly GOES CRAZY post season. Saving all the good plays for playoffs. So NO ONE HAS A GAME PLAN PREPARTIONS. Might be cope but look at last year. Besides Barkley having his breakout runs. I swear siranni be doing that cuz he know we going to playoffs
Elon Musk has every right to speak freely. But there are topics where how and when you speak matters more than the point you’re trying to make.
Slavery isn’t a meme, a debate prompt, or an engagement hook.
It’s one of humanity’s deepest wounds.... tied to real suffering that still echoes today through inequality, trauma, and division.
When someone with Musk’s reach tweets about slavery casually or provocatively, the message doesn’t land as “free thought.”
It lands as trivialization, whether intended or not. This isn’t about censorship. It’s about responsibility.
With an audience of hundreds of millions, even neutral or abstract commentary can inflame, distort, or reopen scars... especially when context is stripped away and algorithms reward outrage over nuance.
Some topics demand historians, educators, and careful framing... not drive-by posts in a feed optimized for virality.
Freedom of speech doesn’t mean freedom from impact.
And influence without restraint isn’t bravery...it’s negligence.
Any decent coordinator for the eagles becomes a head coach somewhere after one good szn with eagles. Look at all the coaches who are now head coaches that were on the eagles staff the past for eagles.