
Just eat too many edibles. You’ll avoid the liver pain and the hangover.

Just eat too many edibles. You’ll avoid the liver pain and the hangover.

Maybe he’s referring to the part where LeBeau whipped out the Interception Gun and pointed it at Hasselbeck in the fourth quarter…

I’m surprised to see Mario Galaxies 1+2 so low on the list. For me, Galaxy 2 is a top five all-time game.

Just to check, you’ve run before, right? If not, going 16.6 miles in your first week might be too much. Not trying to discourage you; just speaking from personal experience with trying to get into jogging.

IDK why but this is such a funny roast

Chris Fuamatu Ma’afala

A logo on both sides of the helmet, because they can afford the second sticker by now.
I could never get into those games; I was too hooked on Lies of A-O

Nicely done!
This time, though, Luke Skywalker watches along and yells “YES!!” Stormtroopers fire their blasters in air to celebrate.
This time, though, Luke Skywalker watches along and yells “YES!!” Stormtroopers fire their blasters in air to celebrate.
This is a very nice feeling.
I really don’t know what to say… I’m impressed with Warren this season, but wonder how much of his success and Najee’s struggles are due to schemes. We all talked about it a few weeks ago on here; I know I came away convinced by the argument that defenses had tons of reads on Najee but not with Warren.
The eye test tells me Warren is good. Numbers like this one are good. But I can’t shake this suspicion that it would be different if each back swapped schemes. I’m genuinely curious what folks think about schemes in this issue.
I’m iffy on Nix and Penix for the same reason some folks were iffy on Pickett: they’re all having nice breakouts at older ages in college. There isn’t the same room for growth that you get with a player like Bryce Young, for example.
I really hope they land another OT in the first round, and a center later on. Joe Alt playing across from Broderick Jones would be amazing. If Penix and Nix are available in the second, maybe take a swing with them for a year or two. I wouldn’t give them more time to develop than Pickett, though.

Serious answer? No, probably not. We would see more evidence of a throw than the game-losing INT, and there would have to be whispers of it among people in the know.

I remember being intrigued by the pick, but I’ve also thought that Pickett should be on a shorter leash. He was envisioned as a low-risk but NFL-ready QB, and he was also older than most blue chip prospects. Personally, I think he’s the kind of player that you start right away and see what you have.
I thought he showed flashes early next year, but Pickett never quite showed what I was hoping for. I don’t think he would be quite as bad under a better OC, but still essentially a backup-level QB.
I just don’t see the Giants passing on the opportunity to land a franchise QB, especially for a bunch of lower round picks and Friermuth.
They’d have to do something really bold, like putting Watt or maybe Pickens into play, to land a shot at Williams or Maye.

I think he’s playing below his ceiling even though I don’t think he’s got what it takes to be a starter. My issue is that I think his ceiling is more like 20th in the league, or maybe 15th on a good day. He’s currently around 25th, maybe a smidge lower, when you look at passing stats.
Basically, he may have room for improvement, but how much can he realistically improve? He isn’t young or a raw talent/project QB, so I just don’t see much room for growth.

I’ll take that trophy. I like having stuff to put on my shelves.
I can’t believe Steelers-Pats is gonna be a primetime game. I bet the NFL wishes it could do anything to flex it out.