My first laugh of the week....
I have zero interest in him as well. But to be fair to him, he did say that he wasn't there mentally (or something to that effect).Lol dez can suck it. Fucking turd had his chance and he didn’t wanna play for us and now he’s begging.
bet I do damage, lmao, I’d be shocked if he has 500 yards left in him
Facebook post....
It is with heavy heart and sad eyes today we said goodbye to our precious Kookie. We will always remember your playful personality, kisses and unconditional love. You will always be our forever puppy. We are so lucky to have had 16 wonderful years. You will be missed, but never forgotten.
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Golden Retrievers are great dogs and for the most part very gentle. There was one in the neighborhood that would get down low so Kookie and Lila (also a shih tzu) could play with him. Thirteen years is definitely above average for a Golden as well.RIP Kookie, and my sympathies to you and your family.
They really do become an extension of your family. We had a golden retriever for 13 years. My kids grew up with him. He watched over them. He was a gentle soul until you messed with those kids, then he became a wolf. Lol.
This was from the Chiefs parade, Mahomes was throwing footballs to fans and someone ran a route for him only to run right into the Parking Meter. The comments in the Twitter thread though are hilarious about whether it was PI or not LMAO.
This was from the Chiefs parade, Mahomes was throwing footballs to fans and someone ran a route for him only to run right into the Parking Meter. The comments in the Twitter thread though are hilarious about whether it was PI or not LMAO.
I just want to formally and publicly apologize to not only chuck Clark, but also all of you fine people. At the end of the 2017 draft, I was in ocean city on an anniversary trip with my wife and I was hammered, I went on a ridiculous angry rant about how fucking stupid it was that we passed on Isaiah ford who obviously was a total steal in the 6th, for this no name piece of shit chuck Clark. Clark was another Ozzie/harbs special teams addition and special teams dont fucking matter and Ozzie and harbs and chuck Clark can get fucked because I dont want them and Clark will be out of the league in a year, as we bitterly watch Isaiah ford have a solid productive career. That was the shorthand of my rant.
yeah, sorry bout that guys.
CAN'T WAIT FOR DRAFT NIGHT!I just want to formally and publicly apologize to not only chuck Clark, but also all of you fine people. At the end of the 2017 draft, I was in ocean city on an anniversary trip with my wife and I was hammered, I went on a ridiculous angry rant about how fucking stupid it was that we passed on Isaiah ford who obviously was a total steal in the 6th, for this no name piece of shit chuck Clark. Clark was another Ozzie/harbs special teams addition and special teams dont fucking matter and Ozzie and harbs and chuck Clark can get fucked because I dont want them and Clark will be out of the league in a year, as we bitterly watch Isaiah ford have a solid productive career. That was the shorthand of my rant.
yeah, sorry bout that guys.
One thing is for certain, Isaiah ford was betteri dont think i had a meltdown but i was in a similar position lol - i just didnt even know who chuck clark was in that draft class - i had over 150 players on my big board and hadnt even come across chuck clark lol
What would you prefer... we draft good players? Or my meltdowns?CAN'T WAIT FOR DRAFT NIGHT!
One thing is for certain, Isaiah ford was better
What would you prefer... we draft good players? Or my meltdowns?
oh hell who am I kidding, I’m gonna have a meltdown whether they’re good picks or not
Lmao I had a meltdown over Ferguson and Boykin, Hollywood I wasn’t necessarily happy about but I don’t recall it being a meltdown. Was concerned about the size and injuries for sure and based on the worthlessness of John brown I wasn’t big on getting small speedsters. Also the AB relation paired with the Hollywood nickname scared me, but I didn’t know it was because he was from Hollywood Florida lolinteresting exercise - ive gone back to my board to find the highest remaining players left on my board when we picked chuck...
in order of ranking that i had them in on my board:
and a number of other names that are probably embarrassing lol
- isaiah ford - wr
- bucky hodges - te
- noah brown - wr
- tanzel smart - dt
- dj jones - dt
- keion adams - edge
to further my embarrassment i had hodges and ford as top 100 players
DJ jones has become a good player but that feels like i was throwing a million darts while blindfolded and happened to hit the board once
but lol you're so reliably going to meltdown no matter who we get - especially if they're good players - i feel like you melted down over all 3 of our top picks in the 2019 draft
Thank you!@RavensMania I'm so sorry about Kookie.
The bolded part would make Lost smile with joy. FUCK SPANOS!Well this article is awesome:
https://theathletic.com/1603330/202...d-the-future-of-the-ravens-and-lamar-jackson/
Some of the cool notes:
- Weddle considers himself a raven despite only playing here 3 years - said at this point he'd be most likely to retire as a raven above the other 2 organisations he played for (which is wild)
Full Quote: As of right now, I would retire as a Raven before those other two teams. Until there’s new management with the Chargers, I’m not going to set foot in that place. That’s been said. It’s unfortunate how it happened, but I’m a guy who is very loyal and once you burn that bridge and do the things that they did, that’s just not going to happen. There’s no need to push that button quickly, but I’m a Raven. I loved my time with the Rams. I was all in, but those three years in Baltimore were as fun and enjoyable as I’ve ever had in my career.
- He spoke to EDC while he was still at the ravens about potentially working as a west coast scout on the side while he considers what to do next - but has indicated he wants to take at least a year and probably 2 before considering properly coaching or scouting opportunities
- When asked about the best teammate he ever had:
Wow. Guys are going to get mad. I would say Philip (Rivers) for sure. Then, the trio of (Zach Orr), Levine and T.J. We’ve had a group text message for the last two years. They’ve been by my side the entire way. Obviously, I’m probably closest to T.J. He lives by me and I see him more often, but I love all those guys to death, and I’d do anything for them.
- He was glowing in his praise for lamar but this comment stood out to me:
He doesn’t have to be a pure pocket passer, but when the time is needed, he has to consistently bring a team back. I think he can. Not many quarterbacks can win throwing 60 times a game. He shouldn’t be faulted for how that playoff game went.
- Zrebiec asked him: What do you think the Ravens have to do to take the next step to the Super Bowl?
his answer is interesting given the discussions on this board:
You don’t want to continue to lose edge rushers. A guy like (Matthew) Judon is homegrown and is turning into one of the premier guys, not just with his pass-rush ability but in playing the run. Not many people know this, but he dropped on like 30 percent of the pass drops. Just think if he’s rushing on those 30 percent, how much production you’d get out of him. I would try and retain him; I would eventually get to Ronnie and trying to figure that out. Marlon is in the distant future. There’s a lot of guys I’d try to retain, and draft well, and sign free agents that fit who you are as an organization.
The bolded part would make Lost smile with joy. FUCK SPANOS!
It’s insane how many players either retire ravens or strongly consider themselves ravens despite playing longer elsewhere. Weddle, boldin, Derrick mason, Willis mcgahee, and I don’t believe steve smith officially retired a raven but he definitely has that connection to the franchise.Well this article is awesome:
https://theathletic.com/1603330/202...d-the-future-of-the-ravens-and-lamar-jackson/
Some of the cool notes:
- Weddle considers himself a raven despite only playing here 3 years - said at this point he'd be most likely to retire as a raven above the other 2 organisations he played for (which is wild)
Full Quote: As of right now, I would retire as a Raven before those other two teams. Until there’s new management with the Chargers, I’m not going to set foot in that place. That’s been said. It’s unfortunate how it happened, but I’m a guy who is very loyal and once you burn that bridge and do the things that they did, that’s just not going to happen. There’s no need to push that button quickly, but I’m a Raven. I loved my time with the Rams. I was all in, but those three years in Baltimore were as fun and enjoyable as I’ve ever had in my career.
- He spoke to EDC while he was still at the ravens about potentially working as a west coast scout on the side while he considers what to do next - but has indicated he wants to take at least a year and probably 2 before considering properly coaching or scouting opportunities
- When asked about the best teammate he ever had:
Wow. Guys are going to get mad. I would say Philip (Rivers) for sure. Then, the trio of (Zach Orr), Levine and T.J. We’ve had a group text message for the last two years. They’ve been by my side the entire way. Obviously, I’m probably closest to T.J. He lives by me and I see him more often, but I love all those guys to death, and I’d do anything for them.
- He was glowing in his praise for lamar but this comment stood out to me:
He doesn’t have to be a pure pocket passer, but when the time is needed, he has to consistently bring a team back. I think he can. Not many quarterbacks can win throwing 60 times a game. He shouldn’t be faulted for how that playoff game went.
- Zrebiec asked him: What do you think the Ravens have to do to take the next step to the Super Bowl?
his answer is interesting given the discussions on this board:
You don’t want to continue to lose edge rushers. A guy like (Matthew) Judon is homegrown and is turning into one of the premier guys, not just with his pass-rush ability but in playing the run. Not many people know this, but he dropped on like 30 percent of the pass drops. Just think if he’s rushing on those 30 percent, how much production you’d get out of him. I would try and retain him; I would eventually get to Ronnie and trying to figure that out. Marlon is in the distant future. There’s a lot of guys I’d try to retain, and draft well, and sign free agents that fit who you are as an organization.