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Any person who can't see this for themselves shouldn't be voting to begin with. It's the same old game!
Harry's wife #Jen is the #weakestlink on the whole show! Talk about nieve & spoiled she checks all the boxes. @MobLand_PPlus
This has been an amazing show for the last few years! I'm glad it's coming back! If it's true R.I.P. #River @slowhorsesnews @AppleTV #slowhorses
I'd rather raid practice squads than give up any trades for a veteran WRthis late in the season with our OC calling plays. It would be a total waste. @Patriots
Roll them out there! Y'all keep downplaying the WR room when you've not seen any of them get a chance to actually play extended times! Both Kyle & Efton have played great downs when given the chance. There's no question about "Pop" the problem is JOSH MCDANIELS! @Patriots
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As a @Patriots fan, I'd rather build from the draft. I'd rather draft pedigree than take a vet who's built for a different offense. Speaking of offense Josh McDaniels offensive playbook is where a WR like AJ Brown would be frustrated & become a problem. If McDaniels is still the OC AJ Brown doesn't fit.
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The Tee Higgins & AJ Brown are the key theories that are short sided. A decent WR can be turned into a great WR when a good QB has time to get the ball out. The offensive line is more important than both these old receivers. There is plenty of WR talent in the draft.
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What good does AJ Brown do in an anemic offense? There's no difference between AJ Brown & the WR's currently on our offense with the style of McDaniels' playbook. You all love names on the back of jerseys, I get it, but if it doesn't make sense it's pointless.
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I had it wrong.... I thought it was going to be Doubs who missed about 6 games turns out it's AJ Brown! Doubs just can't catch!
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1 more thing... I bet you're a "NAME GUY" AJ Brown, Doubs, etc.... instead of looking at the reality of the situation. AJ. Brown was unhappy because of the lack of targets in Philly. Look at McDaniels offensive playcalling I mean have over 20 years to research & see WR'S don't eat without Tom Brady. Doubs was NEVER a #1 by choice & barely a #2 by default in Green Bay. They could never build a healthy WR so he kept getting opportunities to play. Those are the details that go beyond just being happy a guy is on your team! The ignorance starts at the top honestly! My dismay is really there more than with Drake Maye because it's not his fault.
#GOJOE It's good to see a Black man really living out his dreams & making them come true! @JoeBudden
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I want you to imagine if I were on this panel
We would’ve gotten to the point instead of beating around the bush
This panel is filled with the most unrelatable and pretentious Black people ever to exist
I wasn’t going to bring up marriage and family, but @angela_rye opened the door so I had to be honest about both why—and where—I do my work. This interaction is why it is so important to have conversations that cross political and ideological lines.
I was sure there'd be lawsuits everywhere after the 1st time I heard this story. There's a lot angles here with this story. When I heard and saw the dude who called the police & saw the kid I said "this is plot/play." Every sports dad knows there a kid that's 10x's better than the other kids on the team & that kids dad knows the coach! I think this was all done for this outcome. No laws were broken, so it's a victimless play. The hustle worked out for the kid & all the adults involved.
Marc says the internet had him outraged at first when he heard about the 3-year-old soccer boy. Now he's not so sure it's racism. Calling the police on a kid for being too good just doesn't sound right to him, and the story doesn't add up. He's been to a lot of youth sports events, and nobody ever got beaten so badly that someone called the cops. Ish then asked him if he'd actually seen the video because that kid was special .
Marc added if a kid is that good at 3, the parents are probably pushing him hard, and they might be assholes. After hearing the other side, he thinks some parents get way too hyped about their kids. He heard the parents were filming and making noise and mocking people, and that's why the police were called. He leans toward that version.
Joe sees it differently. He goes to these events, and talking shit about other people's kids is very common. Even if that's all true, he says crossing the line is normal in youth sports.
Marc then read a report that the kid pushed other kids and got pulled from the game, and the parents started arguing with the ref. Marc says that's the kind of thing that happens with star kids, because their parents are obnoxious.
Joe says it's tough, though. If your kid is that advanced at 3, you're already preparing him for the next level, so he gets it .
This 1 clip shows the hypocrisy & ignorance of these Black wannabe leaders. I commend Delano for trying to talk about the importance of Black families, but some of that is misguided as well.
Her question about "what to do if a white person says the "n-word" while rapping next to you at a concert?" Is frankly egregious & asinine, because we all know thw answer is "NOTHING!" From the toughest guy in the crowd to the smallest the answer is "NOTHING!"
It's that childish ass mentality that keeps these same people talking about the same topics that yield absolutely no change foe the people who don't or can't figure this thing out.
I wasn’t going to bring up marriage and family, but @angela_rye opened the door so I had to be honest about both why—and where—I do my work. This interaction is why it is so important to have conversations that cross political and ideological lines.
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What @qbthe.don said on IG👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 What was wrong with the way we learned math? I think our test scores prove it worked better than what they are doing now!!
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The Black American Economy and how it was Hijacked from the start of their Freedom.
Thank you to NOI for the reasearch and work on this one.
Researched and done by African Americans using j--ish own books and references.
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Listening the @JoeBuddenPod talking about the 6 police officers & police having powers & getting away from real consequences. The 1 thing they left out & is usually left out is the protection provided by police unions. A lot of the time it overrides orders that come down from police leadership. The power of those unions get a lot of "questionable" police activities hidden & cleared.
