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Grew up in Brampton, ON, just north of Pearson Int'l airport

I really want him to be good, but [1] he's not built like the top, dominant TEs and I doubt any amount of weight training will change that significantly, and [2] it doesn't seem like there's enough dog in him, he seems like a nice, suburban boy. Hope I'm wrong...

Paws Allen just scored the game winning touchdown in Puppy Bowl XXI for Team Fluff with 6 seconds left, so we always have that memory.🙂

Ravens may be playing without Flowers: https://www.si.com/nfl/steelers/news/baltimore-ravens-zay-flowers-could-miss-pittsburgh-steelers-playoff-game

Ed Oliver dropped by to say that Cam Newton's a fool:

I go the driving range with one club .... driver! :)

Don't need to worry about a team poaching OC Brady in the off-season👍

Parking in the front yard of someone's house usually means just that: parking. If you want to tailgate/be with a crowd, that means one of the large lots: https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2F0ljwlaskxsw21.png Note: I'm not sure ECC lot is still open. If it is, it's only partly open due to construction.

Jets forum should be a fun place now 😀

Does the team have until game time to announce if Taron Johnson is going on IR?

Makes me wonder if the Browns had investigators out there pounding the pavement looking for another victim. It does potentially work to their advantage ...

So Heavy Kevi's Pet Rock of Literature Back for '24?

Apologize for returning this thread to football, but it seems Pearsall has been a non-factor so far this summer due to a shoulder injury - doubt he would have played a large role anyway in the Jets game.

In an oldish summary of private lots they mention Sean's Lot, just north of the Wing's Lot on California. Anyone ever been/know if it's still open on game day? If so, same hike as Wing's Lot towards the stadium?

https://www.dallascowboys.com/video/ben-dinucci-s-finds-brandon-smith-for-40-yards

I'm about as old as News Radio 88, and heard it all the time growing up. You nicely captured the feel of the station - I was forever like: "what's the Gowanus"? Memories

The Bills opened up the upper deck for the Blue and Red, and tickets are still available: https://www.wkbw.com/sports/buffalo-bills/buffalo-bills-expand-attendance-for-return-of-the-blue-and-red-at-highmark-stadium-as-excitement-grows

Camp tickets awarded under the lottery will go out this weekend, at least according to this Reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/buffalobills/comments/1dpzqya/people_will_be_notified_this_weekend_if_they_won/

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/marquez-valdes-scantling-worked-out-with-aaron-rodgers-this-week

I try to go mid-camp - they open it up a bit the second week in terms of contact allowed. Though beggars can't be choosers, go when you can get tickets.

Worth a two and a half hour drive? That's pretty subjective, but I'd say yes, esp. with the kids. My advise w/b to get there an hour before the official start time, walk around - there are some games for the kids - and get to the bleachers early, even with tickets it's SRO a quarter hour before start time. Unless the kids want to fight for autographs, sit on the far bleachers: sun's at your back, WRs drill near there. Defense drills pretty much out of view.

https://www.si.com/nfl/chiefs/news/kc-chiefs-mandatory-minicamp-practice-injury-report-xavier-worthy-joe-thuney-still-sidelined