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Former NFL All-Pro Eric Weddle recently went out to visit Michigan for their spring ball, due to his son being a 5 star safety in the class of 2028. This was what he had to say about Wolverines QB1 Bryce Underwood on a recent podcast: “Mark My Words…Don’t be surprised if the backups are playing early. I don’t think Bryce Underwood can throw or play quarterback.” (Swipe) 😬 Thoughts? (Via Zero 2 Sixty Pod)
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Former NFL All-Pro Eric Weddle recently went out to visit Michigan for their spring ball, due to his son being a 5 star safety in the class of 2028. This was what he had to say about Wolverines QB1 Bryce Underwood on a recent podcast: “Mark My Words…Don’t be surprised if the backups are playing early. I don’t think Bryce Underwood can throw or play quarterback.” (Swipe) 😬 Thoughts? (Via Zero 2 Sixty Pod)

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𝐇𝐎𝐋𝐘 𝐒𝐇𝐈𝐓 Former NFL All-Pro Eric Weddle after Michigan spring ball: “Mark My Words…Don’t be surprised if the backups are playing early. I don’t think Bryce Underwood can throw or play quarterback.” (via Zero 2 Sixty) 😳😳😳
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𝐇𝐎𝐋𝐘 𝐒𝐇𝐈𝐓 Former NFL All-Pro Eric Weddle after Michigan spring ball: “Mark My Words…Don’t be surprised if the backups are playing early. I don’t think Bryce Underwood can throw or play quarterback.” (via Zero 2 Sixty) 😳😳😳

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MITCHELL: When I went to the WH, it was not what I expected. There was no overarching strategy or clear set of goals. I had the most relevant info for Trump that day if he wanted to win the midterms, but he wasn’t engaging with it. He’s not going to believe he betrayed his ppl. He’s going to blame people like Tucker.

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Walton Goggins tells Tarantino he's not leaving the audition room — 'Getting the job is irrelevant to me' “I said: I'm not leaving. He said: what do you mean? I said: I want to read all of these roles. He said: what are you talking about? I said: getting the job is irrelevant to me.” “Quentin read every other role as if he was filming it. And then I read Leo's role and he read every other role as if we were filming it — and it was one of the greatest days of my life as an artist.” “A couple of months go by — and I get a call that he wants me to come and play with him. And that was the beginning of two of the greatest experiences of my life.”
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Kevin Durant was asked if Dillion Brooks trash talk got him going: “Not at all. I’m not giving him that. He don’t get that type of credit with me. Maybe with other guys that may turn up when he talks to em but he’s not that important. Especially to me to get me going. I wake up going, getting ready to play. I respect it and what he brings to the team. I think that gets him going more than me. I was just happy to get the ball right after and make a move but it wasn’t in spite of Dillon to show him up. He’s not that much of a concern to me”
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Bo Nix will be a solid QB in the NFL. With that being said I am not as impressed with his play as maybe other people are. If Nix and this Broncos offense play a team who can stop the run, force longer downs and he has to drop back with no play action... I just don't think he succeeds.
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Bo Nix will be a solid QB in the NFL. With that being said I am not as impressed with his play as maybe other people are. If Nix and this Broncos offense play a team who can stop the run, force longer downs and he has to drop back with no play action... I just don't think he succeeds.

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“The only tackle I had the other night was Broderick.” Aaron Rodgers said Jones is the first guy to celebrate with him after every big play and he loves his energy. but as he texted Jones, “I love everything you’re about, but also, I’m 41 — You can’t be tackling me like that.”

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Scott Scheffler said the #Vikings QB competition was brought up today when he was golfing with Kevin O’Connell: “That was one of the first things he said… he’s like ‘yeah we got a couple quarterbacks so there will be competition and stuff like that.’ I’m sure he will be answering plenty of questions about QB as they get things rolling.” (Via FOX 9)
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Scott Scheffler said the #Vikings QB competition was brought up today when he was golfing with Kevin O’Connell: “That was one of the first things he said… he’s like ‘yeah we got a couple quarterbacks so there will be competition and stuff like that.’ I’m sure he will be answering plenty of questions about QB as they get things rolling.” (Via FOX 9)

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Jeff Teague tells a story about James Johnson not making the team on the Hawks, because a pickup baseball game: “I remember when things went a little different and you came to the Hawks. I was like, “Damn, JJ going to be on the Hawks with me.” Because he made, he was on the team, but my n***a so competitive. He was about to make the team. So competitive. They love him. Be talking to me like JJ, man. This is what we was missing. It’s the perfect piece. But we go play baseball. And this dude, we call him good at everything. Like we call him, we say he’s great at life. He does everything well. So I didn’t know this n***a could play baseball, right? So we playing baseball. I’m okay. Kyle Korver real good. All these guys good. It’s a pop fly ball. Boom. Outfield. Coach Bud about to get it. He love baseball it’s his primary sport. JJ, Ah, let me get that. Throw it in. Coach Bud like he can’t play here.” (Via Club520podcast)
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Jeff Teague tells a story about James Johnson not making the team on the Hawks, because a pickup baseball game: “I remember when things went a little different and you came to the Hawks. I was like, “Damn, JJ going to be on the Hawks with me.” Because he made, he was on the team, but my n***a so competitive. He was about to make the team. So competitive. They love him. Be talking to me like JJ, man. This is what we was missing. It’s the perfect piece. But we go play baseball. And this dude, we call him good at everything. Like we call him, we say he’s great at life. He does everything well. So I didn’t know this n***a could play baseball, right? So we playing baseball. I’m okay. Kyle Korver real good. All these guys good. It’s a pop fly ball. Boom. Outfield. Coach Bud about to get it. He love baseball it’s his primary sport. JJ, Ah, let me get that. Throw it in. Coach Bud like he can’t play here.” (Via Club520podcast)

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One of the most crucial lessons I’m trying to teach my sons is to do hard things, even when they’re scared. I play ultimate frisbee with buddies from church every 2 weeks and I’ve been encouraging my 9 y/o son to come play. He’s been scared because there’s no other kids and he wasn’t sure if he could keep up. He compared playing with the guys to being like Bugs Bunny against the Monstars from Space Jam. Finally, last night after watching for a game, he came up and asked to play. All the guys pumped his tires and he went out and had the time of his life. After the first game he asked if he could take his shirt off (confidence level 9000.) He hasn’t stopped talking about it since. I told him afterwards I was proud of him for pushing through being scared and reminded him of the results on the other side. These little lessons are things I can point him to for the rest of his life. They’re also reminders for me. Do hard things. Even when scared.

Cooper Mitchell - HomeGymGuy

13,601 просмотров • 8 дней назад

Look at Micah’s face when Lineker read what Jude said about Tuchel😂 The journalist baited him, & he fell for it, should never have said that. “Oh I don’t know the context of why Tuchel said that…”, not saying Tuchel doesn’t know what it means to play.
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Look at Micah’s face when Lineker read what Jude said about Tuchel😂 The journalist baited him, & he fell for it, should never have said that. “Oh I don’t know the context of why Tuchel said that…”, not saying Tuchel doesn’t know what it means to play.

TobyWrites

24,567 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

“Jannik wants to share the court with me, why? I don’t know! I was in the bench with him and out of nowhere he starts laughing so hard bc I said “When I try to play a ball, I really cannot play tennis” and he didn’t stopped laughing for like 2 minutes!” 😭
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“Jannik wants to share the court with me, why? I don’t know! I was in the bench with him and out of nowhere he starts laughing so hard bc I said “When I try to play a ball, I really cannot play tennis” and he didn’t stopped laughing for like 2 minutes!” 😭

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117,996 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Gilbert Arenas says he respects Spurs defense, but offensively they don’t have no go-to offense when it counts: “I can’t duck it because it’s not changed. You can’t have a guy go out for 41 and 24, then barley get the ball last game, barley gets the ball this game. He’s the biggest force in the game, but you only see him once in a blue moon because the rest of the team thinks that they move the ship when it’s him who’s unstoppable. As guards. The elite of OKC defense is their guard play. The only person that has an advantage here is Wemby because he doesn’t actually have to play man-to-man defense, just help defense. So, he gets to save a lot of energy, but it seems like he’s saving all of his energy on offense because he gets the ball once every four or five minutes and he can’t will his dominance on this game if he’s not getting the ball like that.” (Via Gilbert Arenas)
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Gilbert Arenas says he respects Spurs defense, but offensively they don’t have no go-to offense when it counts: “I can’t duck it because it’s not changed. You can’t have a guy go out for 41 and 24, then barley get the ball last game, barley gets the ball this game. He’s the biggest force in the game, but you only see him once in a blue moon because the rest of the team thinks that they move the ship when it’s him who’s unstoppable. As guards. The elite of OKC defense is their guard play. The only person that has an advantage here is Wemby because he doesn’t actually have to play man-to-man defense, just help defense. So, he gets to save a lot of energy, but it seems like he’s saving all of his energy on offense because he gets the ball once every four or five minutes and he can’t will his dominance on this game if he’s not getting the ball like that.” (Via Gilbert Arenas)

NBA Courtside

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Mikel Brown Jr. on the potential to play for the Mavericks: He said they’re “definitely” a team he’s interested in. Called it a great place to play, feels like he’d fit “really” well with Cooper Flagg as he could “ease the pressure off of him.” Says he could learn from Kyrie Irving and Jason Kidd as well. I later followed up with him, and he said “not yet” when asked if he’s met with Dallas.
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Mikel Brown Jr. on the potential to play for the Mavericks: He said they’re “definitely” a team he’s interested in. Called it a great place to play, feels like he’d fit “really” well with Cooper Flagg as he could “ease the pressure off of him.” Says he could learn from Kyrie Irving and Jason Kidd as well. I later followed up with him, and he said “not yet” when asked if he’s met with Dallas.

Noah Weber

39,711 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад