Royale with Cheese

So its 93f here in Atlanta. 93x2+30. So that means it would be 216c. Math and common sense has always been my strong suit.

I meant to say Fahrenheit.

Im impressed you know Fahrenheit. I certainly don’t know celsius.

I played football as well and it makes you dizzy. I won't even cut my grass right now because at 40, I could die. It was 87 degrees at 10:30 last night.

Make the Bills have camp in Atlanta….definitely will puke.

And then complain about Beane.

Gabe Davis is entering his 3rd year....the same guy you said can't do anything in the passing game unless he's wide open on a designed route. Believe it or not, players can improve from year 1 to year 3. Jamison Crowder adds more after the catch than Beasley. Beasley did a great job here but we were I think dead last in the league in YAC. We obviously were looking for a RB in the passing game which is why we tried to sign McKissic. Now we have James Cook. Again, another YAC player. I believe McKenzie is going to get more opportunities in the passing game this year. His contract states he's probably not going to be held on the sidelines like the first half of last year. You have this attitude that if you bring back the same players, it can't improve.

I would say pump the brakes on the punctuation.

As I predicted last year, the Bengals will win the division again. Book it homie!

They were down by a lot, playing a lot of prevent defenses in the 4th quarter and still only averaged 24 points a game which was 18th in the league. His splits weren't good when they were ahead. That shows me he had a lot of garbage time stats.

Look at how lopsided his splits are between behind, tied and ahead. 26 of his TD's were when he was behind on 367 attempts. They were a 4-12 and behind a lot, especially late in games. Not to mention the Texans averaged 24 points per game which is slightly below average.

Glad you got through that. Awesome story of conquering adversity.

We also extended Diggs a few months ago.

You got this Kim.

Guys, I'm really terrified they never get back together. This is like the Beatles breaking up again. Can someone talk me off this ledge? https://www.billboard.com/music/music-news/bts-announce-hiatus-1235087020/

How come I wasn't invited to Steely Dan? I like 3 of their songs

Its on my calendar.

BWord. I want fall. This is going to be the next two weeks in Atlanta.

https://www.si.com/nfl/2022/04/15/robby-anderson-weighs-in-possible-baker-mayfield-panthers-trade

That 13-10 score will be the talk of week 1.

Yep. He tried a 2nd comeback. The mental toughness he had is unreal. Happened once...yeah I would probably attempt a comeback. If it happened twice, I could never throw a baseball hard again in my life. On May 26, 1999, while pitching against the Texas Rangers, Saunders suffered a significant arm injury while pitching to Juan González.[2] As he delivered a 3–2 pitch to the Rangers slugger, his pitching arm suddenly snapped with enough force that the sound of it could be heard throughout the stadium. Saunders subsequently collapsed on the mound, screaming in pain and smacking his right arm on the ground. Within moments, team trainer Jamie Reed and teammates John Flaherty and Kevin Stocker rushed to his side. Saunders had to be carted off the field, as the pain was too much for him to walk. He was diagnosed with a humerus fracture and torn ligaments in his arm, an injury severe enough to end his season.[3][4] Saunders attempted to rehab the injury and make a comeback, and was sent on a rehabilitation assignment in August 2000. He successfully pitched in two games for the Class A Charleston RiverDogs, then moved to the Class A-Advanced St. Petersburg Devil Rays.[5] On August 24, during his fifth rehab game, Saunders’ humerus snapped again.[6] With the break occurring in almost the same spot as it had before, Saunders retired immediately afterward, aged 26.[7] Saunders was the 2000 recipient of the Tony Conigliaro Award, which honors a major league player who "overcomes an obstacle and adversity".[8] After baseball, Saunders worked as a stockbroker.[9] In 2005, Saunders announced a comeback, signing a minor league contract with the Baltimore Orioles, and making their spring training roster. He pitched one inning against the St. Louis Cardinals before he was reassigned to the minor leagues. He remained listed on the Bowie Baysox roster for the whole 2005 season, but never pitched in a game, although he did appear in nine games for the Mesa Miners of the Golden Baseball League.

Damn...that is so sad.