Utah State Grad | Packers | Jazz | Golf⛳️ | 45 year old energy | I created the Bullsheet
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P5 Battle Cattle (Bull Sheet Creator) retweeted
With the worst OL in football, the most drops in football, and a historically bad running game
Jordan Love ranks in the NFL's top 10 in the following passing categories.
20-plus-yard completions: 30 (1st)
25-plus-yard completions: 20 (1st)
40-plus-yard completions: 8 (1st)
50-plus-yard completions: 3 (1st)
Passing yards: 1,958 (2nd)
Passing TDs: 13 (7th)
Completions: 162 (5th)
Passing first downs: 84 (8th)
Avg. pass length: 9.06 (4th)
Avg. pass length, completions: 6.61 (8th)
Avg. yards after the catch: 5.44 (9th)
P5 Battle Cattle (Bull Sheet Creator) retweeted
See, Pat McAfee warned us about the U.
Serial killer Ted Bundy is linked to another Utah teenager's 1974 murder through new DNA testing, prosecutor says. apnews.com/article/ted-bundy…
P5 Battle Cattle (Bull Sheet Creator) retweeted
Congrats to Mason on being named to the preseason watch list for the 2027 Jerry West Shooting Guard of the Year Award! 🙌
🔗 >> usuaggies.info/4zYb1Gx
P5 Battle Cattle (Bull Sheet Creator) retweeted
#UFL Free Agent Watch: WR Siaosi Mariner
@SdotGatsby is a seasoned veteran who absolutely deserves another look at this level:
- Led UFL with 528 receiving yards (17 YPR) in 2025
- Two seasons w/ Michigan Panthers, developed into a starting WR for championship team
- Over 1,000 yards in UFL (including postseason)
- Has 3 yrs of CFL exp. with Ottawa & Saskatchewan
Mariner's tall frame and silky smooth route running makes him an absolute zone killer. Was incredibly productive during his time with the Panthers.
Should be a top target for WR-needy teams heading into the spring.
P5 Battle Cattle (Bull Sheet Creator) retweeted
Without the drops, Jordan Love would be leading the NFL in passing touchdowns and yards, and would be the MVP frontrunner. All while playing behind one of the league’s worst offensive lines.
📊 Highest drop rate among NFL WRs this season (min. 40 targets), per TruMedia:
Matthew Golden, GB - 10.3%
Jaylen Waddle, DEN - 9.1%
DK Metcalf, PIT - 8.8%
Carnell Tate, TEN - 8.0%
Ryan Flournoy, DAL - 7.7%
Chris Olave, NO - 7.1%
Parker Washington, JAX - 6.8%
Davante Adams, LAR - 6.1%
Zay Flowers, BAL - 5.9%
Christian Watson, GB - 5.6%
P5 Battle Cattle (Bull Sheet Creator) retweeted
This man stolen more money than Madoff.
P5 Battle Cattle (Bull Sheet Creator) retweeted
A real dummy like myself would’ve doubled down at that point and said “we wear sleeves and caps at this level, Vaughn” in his backswing and then get my ass kicked in a YouTube golf video
Internet Invitational dumb moment of the day:
Bobby Ray getting triggered by SGK asking if he was wearing basketball shoes, then borderline threatening him, is an all time loser look.
Trying to prove how tough you are while losing and visibly unraveling? Rough.
Never heard of the guy before, but I should’ve known what I was in for when I saw him wearing a cutoff golf polo.
Him immediately following that up by pulling one straight OB? Chef’s kiss.
Dude’s got the mental toughness of a soggy paper towel.
Maybe if you would’ve taken more Creatine you would’ve used that body god gave you to last in the NFL
Lying
I’m telling all athletes…STOP TAKING CREATINE. You don’t need it. Stop putting that nonsense in your body. A good diet and proper sleep are best. Stop letting little Jimmy at the local Planet Fitness tell the top 1% of human bodies what to supplement. Creatine is like filling a balloon with air it looks bigger and better till it’s time to put it under stress. That’s why soft tissue injuries happen. Your muscles lack pure substance.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Scientific evidence does not support claims that creatine causes soft tissue injuries in athletes. Reviews and studies, including of collegiate football players, show no increased injury risk and often lower rates of strains, cramping and total injuries among users.
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC54…
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC23…
