OFFICIAL 2026 NFL News: Trades, cuts, free agency, and more
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Maybe not directly but did everything but
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Well, at least she didn't f*ck him.
It looks like karma is paying Matt Miller a visit. The statement "all sin will be brought to light" is a profound spiritual and moral truth. It speaks to the idea that secrets, hidden actions, and concealed motives ultimately come to light.
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What's funny is all of those things are logical or predictable. JJ sucked in college, the dude had the ball taken out of his hands way too often by Harbaugh, which was a tell for those willing to see it. McDermott had a good run but couldn't get it done, so changing it up is understandable. And of course Daboll wanted the Bills gig.
Most of the league insiders we have nowadays are shit. They're either under the thumb of the team in order to ensure they receive favors in the form of inside information (which ironically is mostly team propaganda), or they're fuckin idiots who parrot each others opinions to build consensus. The ones who are actually good really stand out for this reason.
MO don't mess around. The "Show Me" state, indeed:
ESPN analyst injured in car accident being investigated after scam complaints mount
An ESPN NFL draft analyst recently underwent an arm amputation stemming from a traffic accident. He's now under investigation by the Missouri AG.
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Wait. I can see both their teeths. So confused.Good to see Puka back in the limelight without teeth involved.
Looking healthy and happy. Lock and load for a banner year.
Signals one of two things to a fan base, desperate or optimistic?
I choose the former!
Steve Keim once said, "If Hannibal Lecter ran a 4.3, we (scouts and GMs) would say he has an 'eating disorder'."
That quote rings true in Arnold's case (and the case with Henry Ruggs III, as well; once he gets out of jail, some team will take a chance on him).
I was hoping Rams would figure out how to draft Ruggs III. He is due to be released a little over a year from now on October 18, 2027 at which time he will be 28 1/2 years old. I wonder if he'd still have the juice to play NFL ball...