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Doesn't sound like DeVito caused the issue, his agent did
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Doesn't sound like DeVito caused the issue, his agent did
Ben Grimm
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Sunday at 4:25 on Fox, Boys vs Fins
Who's gonna be happy after the game, @PanthersPens62 or @Tony Romo
Who's gonna be happy after the game, @PanthersPens62 or @Tony Romo
I'm in Mexico. So tequila will be the winner
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But there wasn’t a commitment yet. I get it’s a lot of money and also you are paying it for a reason. Going to the press because negotiations went awry is definitely shitty
Troy McClure
Should’ve drafted Makar
Sounds like there was a deal in place but the agent decided to up the price after the price was agreed.
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I don’t know what to tell you. If you’re trying to hire a celebrity for your event you are promoting with his name in the title of it get your shit in writing
Troy McClure
Should’ve drafted Makar
Text messages are writing. Not sure why you're going to bat so hard to defend a dishonest agent.
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Tpretty sure the only person I have defended here is the qb. Everybody else sucks imo
The dead cap makes this a bit more complicated but i seriously wonder if it's being considered. Some of Payton's body language towards Russ, especially last night was pretty bad.
It's clear the Russ of old is gone too. He's not bad this year persay, but his game to game stats are pretty mediocre and more akin to a game manage at this point.
Can’t trade Russ at that guaranteed salary left on his contract plus the bonuses that activate in March each year for the next season. Have to eat it. I mean if AZ who is in the #2 draft position takes Maye, they will eat a good amount of dead cap to move off Murray.
Reality of moving off a recently signed QB or any high end player for that matter.
Remember the Goff/Stafford trade in 2021? That season Goff had his return to LA.
In 2024 it's Stafford's turn to return to his former city.
And as the Rams have the longest-active Thanksgiving drought, not having appeared since 1975, they should be given the honor of playing at Detroit on Thanksgiving next year. I mean Stafford's return to Detroit, along with the fact LA is the second-largest market, is sure to bring in ratings.
While we're at it, the Cowboys should host the home opponent with the longest-active Thanksgiving drought next year. Right now that would be Tampa Bay, but if the Cowboys and Jaguars finish in the same position in their divisions next year, then the Jaguars would take precedence never having played on Thanksgiving.
The night game would right now have the Browns, who last appeared on Thanksgiving in 1989, hosting the Chiefs, who last appeared in 2006, in the very first night Thanksgiving game. This would be the team with the longest-active Thanksgiving drought not already playing at Detroit or Dallas playing the opponent on their schedule with the longest drought.
This should be the way the Thanksgiving matches are determined every year. And ratings will be just fine if they do that. Popular teams have plenty of opportunities to appear on national TV every year, Thanksgiving should be the one slot where the participants outside Detroit and Dallas more or less rotate, especially since Christmas games aren't always part of the schedule, and won't be next year because it falls on a Wednesday, which never has NFL games unless it's an emergency (like in 2020, ironically a game originally scheduled for Thanksgiving night).
In 2024 it's Stafford's turn to return to his former city.
And as the Rams have the longest-active Thanksgiving drought, not having appeared since 1975, they should be given the honor of playing at Detroit on Thanksgiving next year. I mean Stafford's return to Detroit, along with the fact LA is the second-largest market, is sure to bring in ratings.
While we're at it, the Cowboys should host the home opponent with the longest-active Thanksgiving drought next year. Right now that would be Tampa Bay, but if the Cowboys and Jaguars finish in the same position in their divisions next year, then the Jaguars would take precedence never having played on Thanksgiving.
The night game would right now have the Browns, who last appeared on Thanksgiving in 1989, hosting the Chiefs, who last appeared in 2006, in the very first night Thanksgiving game. This would be the team with the longest-active Thanksgiving drought not already playing at Detroit or Dallas playing the opponent on their schedule with the longest drought.
This should be the way the Thanksgiving matches are determined every year. And ratings will be just fine if they do that. Popular teams have plenty of opportunities to appear on national TV every year, Thanksgiving should be the one slot where the participants outside Detroit and Dallas more or less rotate, especially since Christmas games aren't always part of the schedule, and won't be next year because it falls on a Wednesday, which never has NFL games unless it's an emergency (like in 2020, ironically a game originally scheduled for Thanksgiving night).
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It’s either gonna be the Rams playing the Lions in the wild card or the Rams beating the Eagles and playing the Lions in the second round.
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If Cowboys win, Rams lose and Packers win, we miss out on the Stafford-Lions reunion/revenge game, I believe.
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I am in the minority I think but I’d still like to see Wentz figure it out.
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So Siemian again? Jets are going to do what they can to screw Pats out of top 4 pick.
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Firefighters battle blaze at Dolphins star Tyreek Hill's home in Southwest Ranches
Firefighters were battling a fire at the Southwest Ranches home of Miami Dolphins star Tyreek Hill on Wednesday. The fire broke out at the home in the 16000 block of Berkshire Court. Footage showed smoke coming from the home as firefighters poured water onto it and cut holes into the roof. Hill...
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Thankfully Cheetah was not in the mansion.
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Dammit. I was hoping Baltimore wanted to ruin Pittsburgh's season enough to play Lamar for a bit
Unholy Diver
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Dammit. I was hoping Baltimore wanted to ruin Pittsburgh's season enough to play Lamar for a bit
Huntley is more than capable of still doing it
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