I can’t believe how incompetent the Giants coaching is. You’d think after the 3rd TD in the first half they’d change their pass coverage on Mike Evans. Maybe after Barrett’s 3rd sack they might try to double him or something. But no, we let them continue to wreak havoc on the team
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“nor shall ever be seen again.”
Thus begins the legend of Danny Dimes.
Tampa hell - From the Jests to the Lolphins, I think you can figure the whole E Coast is unsafe. Unless you want to shoot up TB12... You let me know how that works for ya.
It isn’t wise to inject anything that passed through Tampa, not without a full decontamination cycle.
I always found this dude interesting. If you remember how they talked about him when he was drafted (and the surrounding times), they always talked about how inspiring his story was. Battling drug and alcohol addiction, kicked out of his father’s house, etc until he found Jesus. Never once did they talk about this…
This has to be frustrating. Elway has yelled at him so many times that he's nearly horse.
Do we know if Eli has met with the SF Giants yet?
Very fitting for the Giants to give up on a guy the rest of us wrote off 5 years ago
Hey Mike first time long time. Just wanted to get your thoughts on the Giants turning to an out of the box candidate at head coach next season. I think Jason Giambi would be a great addition and really fix the Giants’ offense. I’ll hang up and listen.
And if there’s one ghost you don’t want to be on the wrong side of, it’s Andre the Giant’s.
Devil’s advocate: A new, crappy remake diverts attention away from the classic original. Sure, the old one is still there, but now some people are spending time watching the crappy new version instead of the old one.
“He left because he had to get ready for a game that night.”
On the bright side, at least Trevor Bauer knows he’s not the biggest shithead in baseball.
Vázquez then told police that he and the victim had “sex but not really,” per the court record.
Most coaches don’t coach to win.
The ending of her storyline on Deadwood was when I realized that Deadwood was a…ummm…different type of show.
she was *~~~delightful~~~* as the loving sister caring for her brother on Deadwood's most heartwarming episode.
Who do you trust more, the guy who worked on the best seasons of the Office and created Parks & Rec and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, or NBC's marketing department?