The problem with the Justin Fields discourse is he’s playing for a team that gives him Almost no breathing room for growth, so when he does make a mistake, it’s disastrous.
If he’s not flawless on every single play, the meatballs come out for blood.
Guys, I have huge news: There is an arrow on your dashboard that tells you what side of the car the gas tank is on.
Also, I don't work at 101 ESPN anymore.
Steve Stone just now: "Personally, I'm in favor of anything that aggravates the Twins. If you can aggravate the Twins, and then beat them, that's a good thing."
So, to get this straight: the entire family of the lady with coronavirus here in STL was told to self-quarantine, but dad decided to go to a crowded father-daughter dance anyway? That's some next-level dipshit selfishness right there, my friend.
If I had a child who was murdered by a gunman at school, the last thing on Earth I'd want is fucking thoughts and prayers from Ted Cruz. Maybe that's just me.
When people here cry about having to wait a little longer for a package, or about having to wear a mask for 10 minutes, I hope they realize we're pretty lucky we don't have a neighbor country trying to invade us all the time.
Justin Fields is imperfect and he makes mistakes. The point is, though, there is SO much to work with in his game and a competent coaching staff will unlock it.
@Ecnerwal23
@AlbertBreer
Christ, this guy. I'm fascinated by the people who believe an 8-yr-old receiving a keepsake for playing a little league season sets them up for failure as an adult. The idea itself is tremendously fucking stupid, but the people who believe it are really something.
One of the top voices in sports is coming to the 313!
Renowned broadcaster
@jasonbenetti
has inked a multi-year contract to be our television play-by-play announcer.
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Never known anyone like him. Truly I haven't. And there isn't a chance on Earth I ever will again. Ed Farmer was generous. He cared about people. He was funny, often times on purpose. He knew everybody. I think, literally, everybody. Goodbye, friend.
The Cubs were tied for first 12 days ago and are going to be 9 games out by the end of the night. This collapse is one of the most impressive I've seen.
I hosted Sox postgame for a decade and I would've turned in my own mother to the FBI for a crime she didn't commit just to have an 11.5 game lead in August. Would've been so great.
Even if the Bears miraculously prevent Detroit from scoring here, it’s evident this coaching staff absolutely blows. Some of these guys should have coordinate their own travel back to Chicago.
I know you’re just the social media person, but could you ask one of the people in charge how many hits to the head Justin Fields is allowed to take before your people call a penalty?
Let me know,
@NFLOfficiating
. Appreciate it.
Strong disagree. If dudes are contracting the sh*t and jeopardizing the season because they're breaking protocols and doing stuff they know they're not supposed to be doing, everyone has the right to know that. If they were doing nothing wrong, they have nothing to worry about.
I’m no Mark Grote - who is no Les Grobstein - but I do some of my best work before 5am. That’s why I’ll be hosting some of the nights Mark isn’t.
Grote is 60% insane, and I’m only about 20%. It literally takes multiple people to recreate Les, who was 100% certifiable.
I'm no Les Grobstein, but I've agreed to take the first swing at "Score-Overnights" beginning tonight. I'll give you more details at midnight on
@670TheScore
Great point, guys. We've been perfectly safe here this whole time.
Unless you're at a grade school, high school, college campus, movie theater, concert, grocery store, church, night club, office building, restaurant, or Walmart.
Other than that, no problems.
Matt Nagy could become a legend right now if he just calmly lays his play card and headset on the grass, says nothing to anyone, and walks back into the tunnel and never comes back out. Legend.
The Senate no longer enforcing a dress code for Senators to appease Fetterman is disgraceful.
Dress code is one of society’s standards that set etiquette and respect for our institutions.
Stop lowering the bar!
I started taking Sox postgame calls in '06. Did it for 10 yrs.
Sometimes after games, people would threaten to quit being Sox fans. I knew it was just venting.
But this is the first time I've heard it from so many people at once, and I absolutely believe them this time.
You know how you tend to soften in your opinions of sports figures you despise after they retire? Not for me with Joe West. Not ever. This guy sucks so bad and the game is better without him. Go away forever.
Here's a perfect solution: these idiots have to stay in the Ozarks for the next month. They get to "live their lives without fear" all they want, and the rest of us in cities get to not have them come back and spread their diseases. COVID, chlamydia, whatever. Who says no?
This is truly one of the greatest baseball things I’ve seen. Opposing fans supporting the rival to tell their garbage ownership to sell. Awesome moment.
@Jim_Jordan
One time about 4-5 years ago, I had a stomach virus. Felt seriously awful for about 24 hours. It was coming out both ends. Really, really bad. Maybe the sickest I've ever felt.
I miss that virus more than I miss him.
Looks like I've lost about 60 followers in the last several days. Make no mistake, I will work as hard as I possibly can to earn them back. I will go door to door if I have to. I miss them. I need them. Tell me, what did I do wrong?? I promise I will change. I'm sorry!
The problem with the Justin Fields discourse is he’s playing for a team that gives him Almost no breathing room for growth, so when he does make a mistake, it’s disastrous.
If he’s not flawless on every single play, the meatballs come out for blood.