Mr. Scot

Houdini or Cena?

Eisen is already rejoining ESPN. His daily show is headed to ESPN Radio (with a corresponding live stream on ESPN+)

From the article: (A)ccording to sources briefed on negotiations, ESPN and the NFL are inside the 5-yard line on another ground-breaking deal for ESPN to acquire NFL Media, the arm of the league that focuses on content and runs the NFL Network. The deal, though different from the way the league and the all-sports network deepened their ties in 1987, comes as ESPN makes its programming available in a direct-to-consumer product this fall. ESPN is hyping this upcoming iteration as “The Next Era,” at a price of $29.99 per month. While a contract between ESPN and the NFL is not signed, the two sides have been closing in on talks that first began four years ago, heated up a little more than a year and half ago and now are the closest they have ever been, with the league even informing its owners they may be needed for a vote on it early next month, as first reported by Sports Business Journal.

Don't think I'm gonna be a fan of this idea

Yeah...ouch Hate that. He's a full throttle guy, always gives his best. They said the door is open for him to return but after that long a stay in the protocol, I'd have to think it might be time to start thinking about retiring.

Was talking about 2003

The beginning of a very special and amazing season...

It's a new day for him...

In a word...no (there are actually several other words that come to mind, but I won't post those right now)

You're confusing it with "Leave skid marks' 🫥

Yeah, sorry but if you don't get this one, you deserve to be drummed out of Panther fandom

Boy, did we miss him

He switched careers and joined the WWE. From what I understand, he's currently teaming with Kofi Kingston

I was dead set on Stroud, and after the first few years of Bryce I was tearing my hair out. These days, I'm slowly putting my hair back in

Criminal or not, it was creepy as hell

I think that's just his intuition. Don't believe it's sourced.

Same. There was a lotta sh-t about his contract and the decision to keep him over Bradberry, but he always gave it everything he had.

Person doubts we end up with Alexander (or Pratt)

John Randle was a psycho on the field, but never had any off field trouble that I can recall. Then there's Charles Haley, who o don't recall doing anything criminal but who often seriously freaked out his own teammates in the locker room.

Footnote from Indy...

Ray Rhodes used a massively profane tirade to motivate his Eagles squad to a victory in his first season as a coach. Lots of folks thought he had a great future ahead after that. Didn't pan out, though.

I remember, I think it was Damione Lewis, saying "When you first meet him, you think to yourself "He might be a little off". After you work with him, spend time with him and get to know him though, you say, "Yeah, he's a little off"

Per his accuser, an unreal bed, too

That was my initial reaction. It was also Lady Cowboy Fan's first response. And I should be clear that, despite being a Cowboy fan, she never swears (not even at Jerry Jones). But I'm not sure if that would be everybody's opinion