When asked about the biggest problem for the defense... vs. the Bills, Jaire Alexander said “we were playing a good team & a good quarterback…that was the problem. It’s Week 1, so we just have to learn from it.” #RavensFlockshow more

Threadguy explains why Crypto’s biggest problem is there’s no... good coins to bid “Everybody thinks we need to onboard people to buy our trash. The actual take is that we need more good coins to buy. There isn’t a marketing problem or a liquidity problem, there’s a good coins problem”show more

Yeah, it was like that... We had a problem... with the Undead in China. Showing bones through skin was considered too graphic for their laws, so we had to cover them up. This was the biggest and most complex project ever at Blizzard, and we did it with just 60 people.show more

Jermod McCoy's first college INT was vs Fernando Mendoza... in 2023 when Oregon State faced Cal. Now they're #Raiders teammates. "It was probably one of the top moments in my life," McCoy says. "We talked after that game too, chopped it up a little bit, it was good. Good to know we are going to be on the same team too. We got the best quarterback in college football and now going to be the best in the league."show more

Max Strus on the win vs Warriors: “We shouldn’t... be happy about this one. That was just a win I guess. We gotta figure it out. We have to be better for the playoffs. We can’t be happy about that.”show more

Alexis Lafrenière is asked if he feels good about... where the Rangers' game is at right now: "Last night, we played a pretty solid team game...good looks, just have to put the puck in the net"show more

Let's talk about the shot. The biggest talking point... is the shot itself from Francis, but the pass from Harold is just as important. To me, it represents growth, embracing selflessness, and truly playing as a team. We lost 86 playing 1v1. We won 87 playing as one. #UPFightshow more

When asked to reflect on the NFL draft, Mel... Kiper Jr. was effusive about the #Commanders. "When you talk about a team to watch, when you have Jayden Daniels at quarterback, the Washington Commanders will be a fear-factor team." #RaiseHailshow more

K’Lavon Chaisson to his #Patriots teammates after the loss:... “Head high and we learn, that’s it. Head high and we learn. We build from here.” Chaisson was an honorary captain Week 1 and it is easy to see why — the veteran had a good performance in his debut. (🎥 New England Patriots)show more

Von Miller when asked if the Cowboys have the... talent to reach the Super Bowl: “I’m probably the most optimistic player that we got on this team, so yes, I think we have what it takes. There are a lot of teams in the NFL that have what it takes. There are a lot of teams with great quarterbacks, great defenses. “One of the things that I’ve been focused on is really just the mindset. I feel like the mindset is the difference between a great team and a Super Bowl team. When the bullets are flying and it’s fourth-and-1 for the game, where’s our mindset at? And we’ve been talking about those situations, whether it’s offense, defense. And that’s one of the joys I’ve had as well. You know, not every team that I’ve been on has had that aspiration to be a Super Bowl champ.”show more

There’s a few things that annoyed me about Ireland... last night but the main one was the excessive celebrations after small moments that seems to have crept into the team It’s septic carry on that we used to mock Itoje & England for. It’s worse doing it when you’re 10 points downshow more

Deuce McBride said the Game 2 win was a... "relentless" team effort "We just want to do it together as a team, we don't think about individual"show more

“I don’t know if I can say (the team)... was as connected as previous years. The 2021 team, the 2022 team, we were like brothers. We were very much tighter than this past year. I feel like this past year people were more focused on themselves than their teammates. That’s not my place to judge people for that. My job was to be a leader, and I feel like I was a good leader this year, even though I wasn’t perfect.” - Arian Smith We now know the real problemshow more

At Uber, our testing agent hit an outage in... Australia that I still think about. We had the recording. That's about it. No network trace for the run. No logs mapped to each step. No perf data. Just a video of an agent pressing a button and a team trying to reconstruct what happened underneath. We eventually traced it to a transient issue. But "eventually" is the problem. If the run had shipped with real instrumentation, the why would have taken one look, not an investigation. So when we built Revyl, that was non-negotiable. Every run comes with: > network waterfall, every request and response > device logs timestamped against each step > CPU, memory, and FPS traces for the full run The agent finds the problem. The report explains it.show more

Here’s what Ryan Blaney said post-race. When asked about... fuel saving and how it clogs the lanes, he said “we have to fix that. It’s pretty bad.” #NASCARshow more

We have a very big problem! This is one... of the voters from the just concluded Ekiti Election😔show more

Bo Nix on Broncos being underdogs vs Bills: “We... don’t really care… I think good things happened to that last team that was an underdog” That team? Nick Foles and the Eagles 👀show more

Brian Daboll was asked about kicking a field goal... from the one-yard line with the Giants up seven points in the fourth quarter: "I thought about it. I thought take the points, get a 10-point lead in the fourth. I thought our defense was playing good."show more

In a candid interview, the midfielder pointed the finger... directly at Lionel Messi for the loss. 🗣️ Enzo Fernández: “People keep blaming the red card or the referee, but the real problem was leadership. Messi didn’t lead us that night. The energy was completely different from the England game. Against England we were a unit, everyone was fighting for each other. In the final it felt like we were waiting for one man to do everything… and that man went missing. He barely tracked back, he didn’t demand the ball when we needed him most, and when the game got tough he just disappeared. A true captain lifts the team when the legs are heavy. That night, Messi didn’t. We looked at him for direction and got nothing. That’s why we lost. Not because of me, not because of Scaloni’s tactics — because the leader of the team didn’t show up when it mattered most.”show more