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The referees are ruining this sport. It’s sad honestly.
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Burrow is 1-34 when trailing late? That doesn’t tell the story. Fitz dove deep on the facts:
“There are 27 times were Joe had the ball with under 4 minutes, but had the ability to tie the game or take the lead. He did it 18 of the 27 times… Pretty good rate if you ask me.”
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Amazing way to ensure young families never have an opportunity to own a single family home. Pure luxury boomer communism.
Permanently freezing property taxes for seniors allows them to age in place and keep the homes they built. Eligibility:
👵 65 or older
📆 Owned their home for 20+ years
1️⃣ Home is primary residence
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Offensive line always preach unweighting the defender. Lawrence started the play at around 290 lbs and at some point his weight went to 100 lbs.
I’ve seen some crafty stuff but the single leg takedown is one that shouldn’t happen although I love the ingenuity
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Replying to @SueOC_NBCBoston @NBC10Boston
In America, we investigate jurors for not acquitting murderers of children.
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Simply running through the kicking leg is a foul for running into the kicker. It is not considered “roughing the kicker”.
From the NCAA Mechanics Manual
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the clock on your tv screen isn’t the official game clock
the official clock is this other special one I have in a drawer over there you can’t see it right now though
stop complaining
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Replying to @SportsCenter
@SportsCenter has to have a full show on Louisville men's and women's basketball tonight. Best athletic program in the nation
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Jayden Daniels is just Robyn Arryn with athleticism
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They must be running base personnel install no matter what today, because if I actually see Boye Mafe in the slot communicating trips checks this year I will snatch that play card out of Al Golden’s hands myself.
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Replying to @dieujuu
Flirtation, by Eugene de Blaas, 1894
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Your periodic reminder that the US spends far more on entitlements than defense:
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Alternate framing for this story: The lefty NGO network warehoused thousands of unemployable activists in high-salaried jobs for decades at taxpayer expense.
"Sheryl Cowan, 57, was making $272,000 a year as a senior VP at a U.S.A.I.D.-funded nonprofit when she was let go at the end of March 2025. Last month she had an online interview for a $19-an-hour job managing a Penzeys Spices store in Falls Church, Va."
nytimes.com/2026/04/21/us/po…
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some thoughts on Lawrence to Cincy...
<buckle up>
Dexter Lawrence is a 28-year old stud
he spent most of his career playing vs elite interior OLs of the Eagles & Cowboys
he's been double-teamed at the highest rate in the NFL
he's now playing in the AFC North
Ravens lost their C
Steelers might start a 42-yr old QB
Browns have Deshaun or Shedeur
Lawrence should FEAST
the Giants were TERRIBLE when he wasn't on the field
last year, even in a "down" year for Lawrence:
Giants defense with...
Dexter Lawrence OFF the field:
#32 YPA (8.4)
#31 sack rate (4.1%)
#27 EPA/pass (+0.13)
#26 pass success (47%)
#23 pressure rate (32%)
Dexter Lawrence ON the field:
#7 pass success (40%)
#8 YPA (6.6)
#9 sack rate (7.7%)
#10 EPA/pass (+0.09)
#22 pressure rate (33%)
that was a "down" year for Dexter
the team was top-10 vs the pass when he was out there
bottom-10 when he wasn't
want a larger sample?
last 3 years:
Dexter Lawrence OFF the field:
#32 YPA (7.7)
#31 pressure rate (29%)
#31 pass success (48%)
#30 EPA/pass (+0.14)
#30 sack rate (5.5%)
Dexter Lawrence ON the field:
#8 pass success (42%)
#8 sack rate (7.4%)
#10 EPA/pass (+0.02)
#13 YPA (7.0)
#15 pressure rate (36%)
and again, the context is VITAL:
he was obviously the #1 best player on the Giants defense
every team knew it
they double teamed him at the #1 highest rate and he STILL made this big of a difference
and that was despite playing some of the NFL's top offensive lines in the NFC East as it relates tot he Eagles and Cowboys for YEARS
oh, and then there's this pretty ridiculous nugget:
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Dexter Lawrence 2025 only:
OFF field:
#32 YPA (8.4)
#31 sack rate (4.1%)
#27 EPA/pass (+0.13)
#26 pass success (47%)
#23 pressure rate (32%)
ON field:
#7 pass success (40%)
#8 YPA (6.6)
#9 sack rate (7.7%)
#10 EPA/pass (+0.09)
#22 pressure rate (33%)
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just curious, what do those numbers look like if you just do last year alone?

































