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  1. This. And ultimately, what we can learn from perrineal contenders is that draft position doesn’t matter - it’s who you acquire and how you develop them. If Bryce is indeed for real, and if Morgan and the front office prove to be elite at talent acquisition and development like we hope, then it’s just plugging holes from here. It focus should be winning. Period. and funny enough, reading that excerpt, this is the first time in our entire history that I’ve ever seen us mentioned with one of the lowest strength of schedules. For as long as I can remember, we were always in the top 5 toughest and it felt like we never could catch a break when it came to that. Maybe things are finally going our way.
  2. Yeah, I pull for Trav. He is an excellent human being. I remember reading somewhere last season that he was divvying up his NIL money to pay some of Colorado’s staff during the season as a token of appreciation. He is just a good dude and an incredible player. I’ll be pulling for him.
  3. Damn I just made the same WWE/NBA comp then scrolled up and saw you beat me to it. but yeah, fug Silver and fug the NBA.
  4. Was gonna post as well, they say it’s to ensure competitive integrity so a team doesn’t intentionally bomb for 82 games to ensure the #1 pick, but in actuality, that has nothing to do with why they use a lottery… they use the lottery so they can intentionally rig the top picks to who they want to have them and then throw their hands up like, “what??? Well, that’s just the way the ping pong balls landed.” This poo is literally like me going and winning a fuging scratch off for a million not once, not twice, but eight fuging times. They just keep throwing it in our faces over and over and over again. WWE is more real than the NBA is at this point.
  5. I told everyone since the season was over, prepare for disappointment. Our franchise is cursed. How the Cavs get the #1 pick 3 years in a row after LeBron left? How did we have a historically bad season, clearly the worst team in the league, but New Orleans, just recently purchased by Benson after being owned by the league at the time and desperately searching for a star, ends up with the #1 pick, gets AD and we get effin MKG? How do the Spurs carry on one of the most successful franchises in the league for almost two decades straight, then when they suddenly age out of their dynasty window and struggle for the first time in decades, they just coincidentally back their way into the #1 pick and generational talent in Wemby? All that fuss about the Mavs trading away Luka, and did so admittedly without fielding any other offers from other teams - just one from the Lakers and they accept it? So the Lakers get to team one of the biggest stars in the league with LeBron for the final years of his career and the league does the Mavs a solid and gives them the #1 pick for scratching their back. The Mavs had one mediocre year and the league gives them this pick? We have sucked for so long, so consistently and haven’t gotten it one fuging time in the entire history of the franchise outside of Larry Johnson? And especially since getting a franchise back in Charlotte, we have to be the worst team in the league during that stretch… and the league continues to treat us like their whipping boy. I watched the least amount of sports ever in my life this past year, and poo like this is a huge reason why. You can’t tell me this isn’t rigged. They manufacture the drama. All the poo I listed above shows these statistical impossibilities miraculously happen regularly, and they happen coincidentally with the most beneficial outcome for the NBA’s preferred storylines. fuging bullshit. Idk how anyone can watch this poo and not laugh at how fuging brazen the league is with rigging this poo. It is unreal… and again, going back to the Donaghy scandal. I was somewhere around 18 when I bet a friend $25 on that SAC/LA series on Sac. Those were my guys. Even with Kobe and Shaq, I knew they couldn’t fug with Vlade, CWebb, Bobby, Peja, etc. and I was right. So the NBA stepped in and handed LA the series in a platter with fuging free throws. I’m so fuging sick of this poo. As much as I love watching LaMelo, fug the NBA.
  6. Carr was a really, really good QB, imo. Saints Carr? Not so much. And I didn’t get to watch a ton of him once Care got injured, but from what I saw, Rattler looked damn good.
  7. Same and true. But after wheat I’ve experienced in life, give me an Anna Nicole Smith when I’m about to kick the bucket. Idgaf if it isn’t love.
  8. Hey we got Nate Salley redux!
  9. Oh and btw, Go Heels! Idgaf about all that, just make us good again, Bill.
  10. Escort or not, it is surprising how a man of Belichick’s background, prestige, and power has found himself in this position. Most of them, if they engage in such activities that would introduce them to an escort don’t end up showing them off to the world as their girlfriend. They know to hit it and quit it. But even beyond making her known publicly as his girlfriend, you also gave her extra exposure, visibility, and are openly appearing as whipped and controlled to allow further scrutiny. This isn’t commentary on societal gender roles or expectations or anything… just a direct observation of Belichick and guys do his ilk. The vast majority are egomaniacs. Egomaniacs tend to control situations. They also don’t generally attach to anyone, especially like this. To give up your power and image to an escort, after all he has accomplished and the image he has built of himself in the public - this indeed is wild.
  11. Possible. But to counter that, I feel vets, even well regarded ones, reach a point where no matter how solid they remain, no team is making a trade for them, and I think Clowney reached that point.
  12. Truth is, he’s never lived up to the hype of his potential. Closest he ver came was those first few years in Houston when they moved him around everywhere. That being said, he’s a really, really solid player and a great vet to have on the roster. Not sure why we make this move now?
  13. I think the joke it ultimately became serves as a double entendre of sorts, but yeah, I will.
  14. I occasionally checked in on him while he was at A&M, hoping he would blow up and become a great NFL prospect. This is awesome. I feel like his dad doesn’t get enough love for how great of a player he was. I certainly hope lil Moose eventually gets on the roster… this is the stuff movies are made of.
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