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In two years, yes.

Hamlin went to the pro bowl. He's not as bad as people think. He doesn't make flashy plays, he doesn't set the world on fire, he also doesn't mess up as much as people think.

I think he would be good in a dime man coverage. His prowess and ability to be the gamer you describe as the inside corner against the boundary would assist on weak side run defense, as well. He's right there with Hamlin; he doesn't really make mistakes and what he lacks in overall ability he makes up for in his sharpness and prowess.

I was 38 or 39 or so when I got married. I don't remember the year and honestly have to think too hard to figure out how old I am... So, if you're still youngerish there's time.

There are a ton, absolute ton, of checks these planes go through. NDT is quite common, as is using ultrasound and other things. They go to independent company's for this and has to be so often or after criteria are met (hard landings, etc). Greensboro is the home of Honda jet and soon Boom Supersonic. The service industry is huge here with Haeco, etc. taking care of these planes. Many friends work for these groups and the tests, etc are no joke If you're going to put blame on someone or somewhere it is not there, it could be the facilities of the airports and support staff. Most pilots are great, few are unqualified and didn't actually earn it.

Let me tell ya about Warren Sapp... Lololol A girl I went to high school with, younger sister who was maybe 19-21 when he was in his later career would literally come in and pay to take random girls home from the bar. Yeah, his morality is awesome.

Sorry, Mr Bundy, didn't realize your high school experience was on the same as pro's. These guys aren't saints. They are as competive as any individual out there and on a level none of us will get to by shear willpower and skill. A mind at that level we cannot conceive of and understand.

Maybe you don't... But, a lot... A LOT of people still do. The last real locker room I was a part of was in the early 00's and it was the same. You also, just like the article and much of the further investigation, mitigate or negate his actions partaking in this. He gave it back, too. He was just soft and wasn't cut out for it.

I think it's different sports that are entirely the factor to such behavior. In soccer, for the majority of the behaviour it is a false gentleman's drama. Things are exaggerated to the point of a few words than the flop. Of course this is a vast generalization, but there is no FAFO in soccer. The players don't fight, there is no punishment for bad behavior on an athletes and for the most part players behave. It is similar in baseball; and if you've ever been around a highly competitive or professional locker room you'll know no other sports teams behave like baseball. Swimmers maybe close, but my experience was only college swimmers. Football players, American Football players, are dynamite. They're primed to explode for 6-10 seconds of action like a powder keg and that is a big part of the reason I think certain personality types do better at it than others. The abusive words, behavior, and all around punishment is about the most severe in sports. Only wrestling is above football in my experience. Where players, coaches, and even athletes themselves abuse everything. Everything is motivation because the margins are so thin that the edge of competitiveness of the athlete is razor thin. .5 lbs, or just one more breath can separate first from second. Soccer players are better conditioned and healthier than most other sports, and by no means am I taking a shot at them. I don't have to... Honestly, playing soccer is bad enough. 😝

According to all reports Martin was just as involved in this rhetoric is anyone else. He was not a saint. Why? I get that it's that healthy and most atmospheres, but in the hyper aggressive world of professional sports and other occupations it is a vital role of the character of the type which excels. Like it or not it just is what it is It goes back to the roots of humanity.

I think people forgot how impactful it was back then, it was very bad. Many people knew it was b******* just by the smell of it.

He's had several chances and chased money. He's one of a million examples of guys looking for money over championships. Few players care about a ring. Put yourself in their shoes. You can go be an executive at Amazon making $250k or go work for Temu for $450k?

A bull#### excuse people too often make is "they're just introverted." B word, don't get a job where you work with people then. Greeters at a store or cashier's who don't say a word, ushers at events who just sit in clusters, wait staff who generally don't pay attention to the world, gym staff who do absolutely nothing... Professionalism, integrity, and workplace discipline have died.

Elite high schoolers would beat him.

Can't wait to watch Tyreek and s many people be made fools of for not knowing track speed.