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So I mean, Doubs didn’t catch that pass. It was clearly an incompletion. Don’t know that it changes the game but the referees have been...
Bc theyre only good at screens with Nico ****ing collins
I know. It’s been a really really really poor game. Hopefully he has a chance to have the last laugh.
CJ has been a disaster today. We need the defense to be superhuman.
There’s so many little nuisances like this that they aren’t doing. Need the defense to make a play and Joe Mixon to keep going off.
I realize the pressure has been bad but CJ needs to make a decision and throw the ****ing ball. This is junior varsity bullshit right now.
That's his listed age. but he's actually 52.
Juan Soto looks like he's 45 years old.
Oh for sure...
Ugh, Dodgers lose tomorrow, and win huge in game 7. Dodgers 4-1 over Yankees. Judge with 42 strikeouts in WS. Absolutely ****ing disgusting....
False, he usually doesn't make contact.
But like, didn't everyone know that **** was gonna happen. Who to root for.... I'll choose a civilization ending asteroid.
Right, which allowed them to change the call before the next play was run. It was ultimately the right call, but the way they arrived at it was...
Lol those wins against Michigan and OU were cute.
Hamilton might have been good enough to prevent us from getting CJ.
Very excited for this game. injury or not, Jayden Reed terrifies me against our defense. Feel like the d line can really impact the game, Love...
The first eight words of your post is where I’m at.
what? Yes they could have. They didn’t have to trade or cut him.
Not trying to b****, but don't really see the upside to this move. I'd rather have Akers on the roster.
I personally don’t need to see more of Robert woods at receiver or returner. I don’t mind him on the team but I’d rather have younger more...
