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It’s extremely fair to view Warren as a superior player to Najee. It’s also extremely fair to question if Warren’s efficiency would be as good as it is if he was used as a feature back in this offense the past 2 seasons. Especially on early “run” downs with a OC/QB combo that allowed defensive coordinators to really stack the box.
I prefer Warren’s style in the modern NFL but think they both benefit from the other.
Muth said they purposely avoided the middle of the field because of bates and Simmons
Yeah, it's waaaaaaay too much of a pattern to point to a one-game matchup. And while the Falcons' safeties are fine, they don't have Ed Reed back there.Still doesn't remove my argument that the MOF is avoided due to Tomlin.
Until the results prove otherwise, this thesis holds true.
He acted like a dbag during the whole exchange but the body cam footage was pretty bad for the officer as well.In Hill's press conference he claims he "didn't know" why he got put in cuffs and detained. If you can't believe a person who has had multiple DV situations, who CAN you believe in this world?
Footage shows Hill pulled from car to pavement
Newly released body camera footage of the detainment of Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill shows Miami-Dade police officers pulling the star player out of his car and forcing him to the pavement before putting him in handcuffs Sunday in Miami Gardens.www.espn.com
This - while everyone on Twitter is determined to have a hot take that generally is dependent upon their political views, it can certainly be true that BOTH Hill was a dickhead and that cops were ridiculous.He acted like a dbag during the whole exchange but the body cam footage was pretty bad for the officer as well.
I don’t know Florida law, but I do know in some states high speed and reckless driving can be misdemeanor or even felony level depending on speed. PA is pretty lenient with those offenses as far as actually going to jail over it.This - while everyone on Twitter is determined to have a hot take that generally is dependent upon their political views, it can certainly be true that BOTH Hill was a dickhead and that cops were ridiculous.
I don’t know Florida law, but I do know in some states high speed and reckless driving can be misdemeanor or even felony level depending on speed. PA is pretty lenient with those offenses as far as actually going to jail over it.
This - while everyone on Twitter is determined to have a hot take that generally is dependent upon their political views, it can certainly be true that BOTH Hill was a dickhead and that cops were ridiculous.
He got what he deserved. Putting his window back up like that when the officer was still talking with him was petulant, dismissive and arrogant. It was a big mistake! lolYea goes back to my original point: Hill willfully acting like he did nothing wrong during his press conference. Then he starts about "well what if I wasn't Tyrek Hill?"
He's an amazing player, but an asshole off the field.
Lots of alligators, Hurricanes, humidity and insects down there, no thanks, click!I live in Florida, things are strict compared to PA. If you get in an accident and you're not at fault, you're still at fault as far as insurance companies go.
Absolutely! And this is where your post should've ended!He acted like a dbag during the whole exchange
actually i can believe he's dumb enough and enough of a narcissist to not knowIn Hill's press conference he claims he "didn't know" why he got put in cuffs and detained. If you can't believe a person who has had multiple DV situations, who CAN you believe in this world?
Footage shows Hill pulled from car to pavement
Newly released body camera footage of the detainment of Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill shows Miami-Dade police officers pulling the star player out of his car and forcing him to the pavement before putting him in handcuffs Sunday in Miami Gardens.www.espn.com
The Tomlin era in one stat:
The Tomlin era in one stat:
Basically any state that 95 runs through I believe it's a felony. I make the trek from Pittsburgh to Sarasota. Radar detectors are very helpful. Georgia State Patrol literally camp out in the woods with lasers. It's absurd how far some states go.I don’t know Florida law, but I do know in some states high speed and reckless driving can be misdemeanor or even felony level depending on speed. PA is pretty lenient with those offenses as far as actually going to jail over it.
when he had the killer bs and Haley they were setting records in the regular season. Only 1 playoff appearance with all 3 togetherI'm convinced that the 2019 season most closely reflected Tomlin's ideal philosophy. I bet he thinks that if he had a QB who was just a little better than Duck or Mason, he could have taken that team to the Super Bowl.
Tomlin underperformed with an offensive lead team with HOF-quality QB and WR. The Killer Bs teams didn't mesh with his philosophy and conflicted with his gut-level understanding of football. He'd rather have his own Trent Dilfer so he can replicate the 2000 Ravens and win with an all-time defense and a clock-killing offense
He acted like a dbag during the whole exchange but the body cam footage was pretty bad for the officer as well.