2023 NFL offseason thread

I hear you Michael, which is what all of them except Jackson are privately saying: Just because the Browns are in the business of doing dumb things doesn't mean we need to do dumb things.
Which doesn't even really need to be said. (Although it's the same thing I tell my little hellraiser.)

 

History matters until it doesn't. The Cubs won a title. The Bucs won 2. Etc.

 

Colin Kaepernick accuses his white adoptive parents of 'perpetuating racism' | Daily Mail Online

No, moron, they're actually just being honest. Cornrows do make most people look like a thug. That's just reality.

Next he's gonna say that people should be allowed to wear ski masks into banks without fear of being mistaken for a robber.

 

Jesus Christ, dude.

 

OK, that's maybe taking it a bit too far, but him calling his adoptive parents racist is worse. I had red hair growing up and if I let it grow and got a blow out, I'd fully expect my parents to say, Don't do that, people will think you're a clown.

 

The Cubs & Bucs won it all under new ownerships (that eventually proved to be just as dumb as old ownerships). The Jets are never winning with Woody.

 

Second-best time to delete this is now.

 

It has already been quoted twice, and based on his response to the first one, he still doesn't get it.

 

Goddamn. People are just lining up for the button recently.

 

And that’s why we’re (mostly) anonymous.

 

Here's what I don't get about Jackson or any other pro athlete who serves as their own agent. I bet they don't do their own taxes. Do they keep their money under their mattresses or in safe deposit boxes? One of the great benefits of having money seven or more digits to the left of the decimal point is that it can come with the hiring of folks to look after and grow the money, and they're better at it than rich people who aren't in finance could be. The rich person is free to focus on the abilities that brought them the money in the first place. Why on earth would anyone subject themselves to high stakes contract negotiations when somebody like Rosenhaus will do it for them for a hefty fee? Are there frauds in the agent business? Sure, just like there's frauds in finance. But it isn't that hard to find the services of reputable people in each discipline.
It's just nonsensical egotism. I honestly better understand the jocks who get DUIs instead of calling an Uber, as the recklessness of young men is an eternal human trait.

 

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