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I miss when people could just be assholes, bad at their jobs, etc. and not also be accused of racism by some shitty reporter getting 2nd hand offended by some random practice banter presented with no context.

Watson seems like an extremely low character egotistical douche. I’m disappointed it took so long and so many ridiculous demands for the Panthers to grow a backbone and stop letting themselves get played.

ESPN reported the Browns were out.

The Falcons should have to give up picks to offload his salary.

If it weren’t for our losing culture, we’d have no culture at all.

Well they seem like a bunch of fine, upstanding young women. I would say I hope Watson countersues for defamation, losing a season of football, etc. but let’s be honest, there’s nothing for him to gain. Sad that people lose years of their lives for this poo and there’s basically no consequences for the false accusers.

Just laugh and stop caring for your own mental health. That’s all we can do for at least the next year.

I just watched the video. It appears Bough was on the court jawing with the Xavier player. The woman he was with may have been on the court as well, it’s hard to tell on the video I saw. The dude he was with appeared to do nothing wrong. Red flags all over the place with this kid, and so far he looks worse than Monk on the court comparing rookie to rookie.

If I was a manager at Applebee’s and got a position managing a Michelin star restaurant and brought my line cooks from Applebee’s to be chefs at the Michelin star restaurant thinking I was some sort of genius reinventing the wheel, is any amount of coming to my senses going to fix that kind of stupid and arrogance? The problem is deeper than just being forced to hire better people after 2 years. It’s like when Gordon Ramsay goes to a restaurant on Kitchen Nightmares and spoon feeds them a road map to success and then a month after he leaves they’ve already fuged it up again.

I wanted to try him more at PF, which is the position that made him one of the top high school recruits in the country.

.500 team, 6 game losing streak, in desperate need of an actual NBA big, and we trade away a 6’9 developmental center and a 2nd rd pick for a 6’7 center small ball rotational piece which we kind of already had in PJ Washington. I just don’t get it. We’re marginally better in the short term maybe but what are we competing for this year anyways? A first round playoff exit?

Rhules motto: if it ain’t broke, fug with it until it is.

You have the ability to borrow against your assets too, they just have much better assets

Maybe he’ll sue the Vikings for having their mind made up before kicking the tires on him

Hard gig to fug up there. Josh Allen is pretty much developed already.

These dumbasses went into win now mode right after losing their best and most important players on offense and defense. This has been one of the worst miscalculations I’ve ever seen. We were in prime position to let Cam play out the last year of his contract, see if he had it left in him to be the guy still, and then make a decision to move on or not. We could have even drafted a QB to sit behind him for a year. We as fans would have been patient with the process because we aren’t stupid. But spending the past 2 seasons making win now moves which actually set the franchise back when we’re a bottom of the league roster with terrible coaching is just not acceptable. It’s too bad it is acceptable to Tepper.

Ok so ask him which QB to draft next year with the #1 pick then clean house.

Can we just swap Rhule for Harbaugh? I’d be down.

But Brees was considered short and a lot of people thought he needed a really good OL (which he had most of his career) to help his downfield vision. Not sure if we’re the right place for that.

Well we’re in this thread where OP posted a specific clip, so it would probably be a good idea to watch the clip to get an idea of what people are talking about. It’s pretty clear and obvious in the clip, which was the moment the play happened and the exact commentary at the moment it happened, that the initial reaction of the announcers was to blame the refs and/or imply there was some sort of “ridiculous” rule. The announcers did not say the ref needed to spot the ball, they said the ref needed to “touch” the ball, and that the ref “got in the way”. Maybe they didn’t really understand what was going on. Either way, there’s not really much to argue, whether they later came to a more reasonable conclusion or not. Feel free to stay on your high horse though.

You watching a different clip? “Oh my gosh, the official gets in the way! It’s over!” “Oh he did! The official has to touch the ball! Of course that’s ridiculous for a game to end like that! If I’m a Cowboy fan I am livid!” I’m no apologist for the shitty and biased NFL refs, but these announcers were pretty clearly blaming the ref, the rules, or both, and not the Cowboys.

And having the announcers take their side on top of that. “Of course that’s ridiculous for a game to end like that” like they should just be able to spot their own ball lol.

Don’t even care. Hope everyone takes it out of context and the media runs with it, hasn’t stopped them before.

Oh please make this a national controversy.