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Quoted: Forbes value update after the sale announcement. 1. $6.5B - Cowboys 2. $5.0B - Patriots 3. $4.85B - Giants 4. $4.8B - Rams 5. $4.65B - Broncos Also, Super Bowls won the last 25 years : 6 - Patriots 5 - 4 - 3 - Broncos 2 - Giants 2 - Rams 1 - 0 - Cowboys View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Walton family officially bought the Broncos for $4.65 billion. Which means the Cowboys are probably worth around $7.5B now. Jerry bought the team for about $350M adjusting for inflation. 1. $6.5B - Cowboys 2. $5.0B - Patriots 3. $4.85B - Giants 4. $4.8B - Rams 5. $4.65B - Broncos Also, Super Bowls won the last 25 years : 6 - Patriots 5 - 4 - 3 - Broncos 2 - Giants 2 - Rams 1 - 0 - Cowboys I’m guessing Forbes just updated the Broncos’ value. There is no way the Broncos had a value of $3.75B, were sold for $4.65B, and that doesn’t raise the value of the other teams at all. Super Bowl wins in the past 25 years? Hell, the Cowboys have 3 PLAYOFF wins in the past 25 years. And yet they are still easily the most popular NFL team, sell the most merchandise, are the most watched team, are the most talked about team, etc. TBH, I don’t really get it. Especially the part about players who never lived in Texas and were born after 1990 being huge Cowboys fans. |
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The Browns have excused Baker Mayfield from the mandatory team minicamp. Surprising no one.
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Walton family officially bought the Broncos for $4.65 billion. Which means the Cowboys are probably worth around $7.5B now. Jerry bought the team for about $350M adjusting for inflation. I remember it as $150m. Could be wrong. Jerry did buy the team for $150M in 1989, but I said it was about $350M “adjusting for inflation.” |
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Colt's LB Darius Leonard underwent back surgery yesterday for an issue that popped up in camp. Still dealing with a nagging ankle injury from last season. Bad news.
They said it's a "minor surgery". I dont think there is such thing as a minor back surgery? |
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Quoted: I'm guessing Forbes just updated the Broncos' value. There is no way the Broncos had a value of $3.75B, were sold for $4.65B, and that doesn't raise the value of the other teams at all. Super Bowl wins in the past 25 years? Hell, the Cowboys have 3 PLAYOFF wins in the past 25 years. And yet they are still easily the most popular NFL team, sell the most merchandise, are the most watched team, are the most talked about team, etc. TBH, I don't really get it. Especially the part about players who never lived in Texas and were born after 1990 being huge Cowboys fans. View Quote Also this. King Of The Hill - Boomer Sooner |
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Drew Brees is "officially" done at NBC Sports, after just one season.
NBC Sports chairman Pete Bevacqua said in a phone interview with The Associated Press that Brees will not be a part of the network's NFL and Notre Dame coverage this year. The New York Post reported last month that the former quarterback would not be coming back as a studio or game analyst. Nothing we didn't already know. He sucked, he wanted the Sunday Night Football job, they didn't give it to him, he has then been talking with FOX and they decided they didn't want him, so now he is unemployed. |
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Lions have moved CB Jermaine Waller to the retired/reserve list. They have stated he is officially retiring.
The Lions signed Waller as an UDFA out of Virginia Tech. He participated in the rookie minicamp and OTAs before retiring today with no official reason/explanation given yet. Strange. |
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Quoted: Drew Brees is "officially" done at NBC Sports, after just one season. NBC Sports chairman Pete Bevacqua said in a phone interview with The Associated Press that Brees will not be a part of the network's NFL and Notre Dame coverage this year. The New York Post reported last month that the former quarterback would not be coming back as a studio or game analyst. Nothing we didn't already know. He sucked, he wanted the Sunday Night Football job, they didn't give it to him, he has then been talking with FOX and they decided they didn't want him, so now he is unemployed. View Quote Talk about being a Bridesmaid. His records lasted a half season. Brady is still playing football and already has a broadcast gig. |
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View Quote I hope is d coordinating this year is as good as his political takes. |
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Quoted: Via PFT: Sources revealed that the Broncos could have easily sold for over $5 Billion. 76ers Co-Owner Josh Harris made it clear that he was willing to pay $5B for the Broncos if it would get the deal done, but he was not given that assurance. He was concerned that Walton would just trump his $5B bid, and would continue to do so until they secured the team (auction). Harris reportedly decided to back out and not push the bid up to $5B because he now intends to pursue a different NFL franchise. He didn't want to drive the price up and make his future NFL purchase more expensive in doing so. View Quote Pretty smart |
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Andrew Brandt on Pat's show: "With new information almost every day, I have a hard time seeing Deshaun Watson getting on the field this year."
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Quoted: I hope is d coordinating this year is as good as his political takes. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted:
I hope is d coordinating this year is as good as his political takes. Apparently Del Rio is racist against black people because he said an event in which multiple black people were killed was worse than an event in which no black people where killed. |
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Quoted: Andrew Brandt on Pat's show: "With new information almost every day, I have a hard time seeing Deshaun Watson getting on the field this year." View Quote After the NFL has been sitting on their hands for over a year despite a mountain of evidence it is not hard at all for me to see the NFL sitting on their hands for another 7 months. |
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Quoted: Drew Brees is "officially" done at NBC Sports, after just one season. NBC Sports chairman Pete Bevacqua said in a phone interview with The Associated Press that Brees will not be a part of the network's NFL and Notre Dame coverage this year. The New York Post reported last month that the former quarterback would not be coming back as a studio or game analyst. Nothing we didn't already know. He sucked, he wanted the Sunday Night Football job, they didn't give it to him, he has then been talking with FOX and they decided they didn't want him, so now he is unemployed. View Quote I wonder how he will get by. |
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CBS Sports pre-season ranking of all 16 AFC quarterbacks.
TLDR summary/list: Click To View Spoiler 16. Davis Mills: More of an indictment on the Texans. He has performed well in-spite of his surrounding cast.
15. Zach Wilson: Lot of new help around him, but he still has to make better decisions. 14. Kenny Pickett: Might not even be the starter, but his skillset and experience lends to him likely being the guy. 13. Tua Tagovailoa: Has improved his accuracy, has a chance to breakout under Mike McDaniel with Tyreek Hill. But it's fair to question his ceiling. 12. Trevor Lawrence: Impossible to judge him based on the Jaguars last year. One would hope Doug Pederson can showcase him better. 11. Mac Jones: Unknown ceiling. Could remain successful in a efficient Belichick system. Unknown if he has the supporting staff or weaponry to compete in the AFC. 10. Matt Ryan: 37 years old, mediocre the last 3 seasons. If the Colts defense performs, and with Jonathan Taylor, he could be a surprise this year. 9. Ryan Tannehill: Middling career in Miami, success behind Derek Henry, but played awful without him. 0-3 in his last 3 playoff starts. 8. Derek Carr: The divider between bona fide franchise QBs and just a solid starter. "He's got the charisma to rewrite his story, but for now, he's more sturdy than special." 7. Deshaun Watson: Asterisk on this one. He can rival Mahomes and Allen, but will he even play? Plus he hasn't played since 2020. 6. Lamar Jackson: Opinions are still quite. Even if he is dependent on the run heavy attack, as long as he is healthy, he is a potential home run waiting to happen. 5. Joe Burrow: Reached the Super Bowl in his 2nd year with gaudy numbers. As long as he remains upright behind his offensive line the Bengals will make noise. 4. Russell Wilson: If based on past performance he might be even higher, but what version of Wilson will the Broncos get? 3. Justin Herbert: Prototypical pocket passer. First player in NFL history to have 30+ TDs in his first 2 seasons. Has a veteran poise and an electric arm. 2. Josh Allen: Big, athletic, talented MVP material, but has lost to the Chiefs in the last two post seasons. Would be a disappointment if he doesn't reach a Super Bowl in the next two years. 1. Patrick Mahomes: 4 straight AFCCG, has Andy Reid, 35+ TDs in 3 of the last 4 seasons. Has new receivers but has "unteachable creativity" in and outside the pocket. |
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Quoted: Via PFT: Sources revealed that the Broncos could have easily sold for over $5 Billion. 76ers Co-Owner Josh Harris made it clear that he was willing to pay $5B for the Broncos if it would get the deal done, but he was not given that assurance. He was concerned that Walton would just trump his $5B bid, and would continue to do so until they secured the team (auction). Harris reportedly decided to back out and not push the bid up to $5B because he now intends to pursue a different NFL franchise. He didn't want to drive the price up and make his future NFL purchase more expensive in doing so. View Quote Which would be... what? Other than Snyder getting voted off the island making the WTF available, what other team looks to be available anytime soon? |
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Orlando Brown, non-exclusive franchise tagged by the Chiefs, has reportedly cut 20 pounds off his playing weight. Dropping from last seasons 365 to 345. He still has not attended any team activities (OTAs) as he has not signed his franchise tender yet.
Having made the Pro Bowl at both left and right tackle, he is still looking for that massive contract before the season starts. Reportedly wants to be the highest paid offensive lineman in the NFL. Currently Trent Williams and David Bahktiari fill that spot at $23MPY. Brown is 7 years younger than Williams. Chiefs gave up a 1st, 3rd, 4th and 5th for Brown a 2nd and a 6th. So you know they want to work out a deal as well. |
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Quoted: CBS Sports pre-season ranking of all 16 AFC quarterbacks. TLDR summary/list: Click To View Spoiler 16. Davis Mills: More of an indictment on the Texans. He has performed well in-spite of his surrounding cast. 15. Zach Wilson: Lot of new help around him, but he still has to make better decisions. 14. Kenny Pickett: Might not even be the starter, but his skillset and experience lends to him likely being the guy. 13. Tua Tagovailoa: Has improved his accuracy, has a chance to breakout under Mike McDaniel with Tyreek Hill. But it's fair to question his ceiling. 12. Trevor Lawrence: Impossible to judge him based on the Jaguars last year. One would hope Doug Pederson can showcase him better. 11. Mac Jones: Unknown ceiling. Could remain successful in a efficient Belichick system. Unknown if he has the supporting staff or weaponry to compete in the AFC. 10. Matt Ryan: 37 years old, mediocre the last 3 seasons. If the Colts defense performs, and with Jonathan Taylor, he could be a surprise this year. 9. Ryan Tannehill: Middling career in Miami, success behind Derek Henry, but played awful without him. 0-3 in his last 3 playoff starts. 8. Derek Carr: The divider between bona fide franchise QBs and just a solid starter. "He's got the charisma to rewrite his story, but for now, he's more sturdy than special." 7. Deshaun Watson: Asterisk on this one. He can rival Mahomes and Allen, but will he even play? Plus he hasn't played since 2020. 6. Lamar Jackson: Opinions are still quite. Even if he is dependent on the run heavy attack, as long as he is healthy, he is a potential home run waiting to happen. 5. Joe Burrow: Reached the Super Bowl in his 2nd year with gaudy numbers. As long as he remains upright behind his offensive line the Bengals will make noise. 4. Russell Wilson: If based on past performance he might be even higher, but what version of Wilson will the Broncos get? 3. Justin Herbert: Prototypical pocket passer. First player in NFL history to have 30+ TDs in his first 2 seasons. Has a veteran poise and an electric arm. 2. Josh Allen: Big, athletic, talented MVP material, but has lost to the Chiefs in the last two post seasons. Would be a disappointment if he doesn't reach a Super Bowl in the next two years. 1. Patrick Mahomes: 4 straight AFCCG, has Andy Reid, 35+ TDs in 3 of the last 4 seasons. Has new receivers but has "unteachable creativity" in and outside the pocket. View Quote I am still baffled at Mahomes' performance in the 2nd half/OT of the AFC Championship game. I don't think "bad" fully covers a 1.4 QBR. One. Point. Four. With a trip to the Super Bowl on the line, these were Mahomes' last 4 plays of the season: - Sack fumble after he had 10 seconds to throw - Overthrown incomplete - Dropped pick 6 that would have ended the game - INT |
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Quoted: CBS Sports pre-season ranking of all 16 AFC quarterbacks. TLDR summary/list: Click To View Spoiler 16. Davis Mills: More of an indictment on the Texans. He has performed well in-spite of his surrounding cast. 15. Zach Wilson: Lot of new help around him, but he still has to make better decisions. 14. Kenny Pickett: Might not even be the starter, but his skillset and experience lends to him likely being the guy. 13. Tua Tagovailoa: Has improved his accuracy, has a chance to breakout under Mike McDaniel with Tyreek Hill. But it's fair to question his ceiling. 12. Trevor Lawrence: Impossible to judge him based on the Jaguars last year. One would hope Doug Pederson can showcase him better. 11. Mac Jones: Unknown ceiling. Could remain successful in a efficient Belichick system. Unknown if he has the supporting staff or weaponry to compete in the AFC. 10. Matt Ryan: 37 years old, mediocre the last 3 seasons. If the Colts defense performs, and with Jonathan Taylor, he could be a surprise this year. 9. Ryan Tannehill: Middling career in Miami, success behind Derek Henry, but played awful without him. 0-3 in his last 3 playoff starts. 8. Derek Carr: The divider between bona fide franchise QBs and just a solid starter. "He's got the charisma to rewrite his story, but for now, he's more sturdy than special." 7. Deshaun Watson: Asterisk on this one. He can rival Mahomes and Allen, but will he even play? Plus he hasn't played since 2020. 6. Lamar Jackson: Opinions are still quite. Even if he is dependent on the run heavy attack, as long as he is healthy, he is a potential home run waiting to happen. 5. Joe Burrow: Reached the Super Bowl in his 2nd year with gaudy numbers. As long as he remains upright behind his offensive line the Bengals will make noise. 4. Russell Wilson: If based on past performance he might be even higher, but what version of Wilson will the Broncos get? 3. Justin Herbert: Prototypical pocket passer. First player in NFL history to have 30+ TDs in his first 2 seasons. Has a veteran poise and an electric arm. 2. Josh Allen: Big, athletic, talented MVP material, but has lost to the Chiefs in the last two post seasons. Would be a disappointment if he doesn't reach a Super Bowl in the next two years. 1. Patrick Mahomes: 4 straight AFCCG, has Andy Reid, 35+ TDs in 3 of the last 4 seasons. Has new receivers but has "unteachable creativity" in and outside the pocket. View Quote Pretty close. I might shift a few up or down a slot but good ranking. |
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Quoted: Which would be... what? Other than Snyder getting voted off the island making the WTF available, what other team looks to be available anytime soon? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Via PFT: Sources revealed that the Broncos could have easily sold for over $5 Billion. 76ers Co-Owner Josh Harris made it clear that he was willing to pay $5B for the Broncos if it would get the deal done, but he was not given that assurance. He was concerned that Walton would just trump his $5B bid, and would continue to do so until they secured the team (auction). Harris reportedly decided to back out and not push the bid up to $5B because he now intends to pursue a different NFL franchise. He didn't want to drive the price up and make his future NFL purchase more expensive in doing so. Which would be... what? Other than Snyder getting voted off the island making the WTF available, what other team looks to be available anytime soon? There was talk last year about the Bears going up for sale (Virginia is 98). Are the Spanos kids still in court over forcing the sale of the Chargers? I don't know if that has been resolved. Titans ownership has had family issues with one of the kids trying to sell part of the team before. Then you have the Dan Synder shit. So I mean, there is definitely the POSSIBILITY of a sale, even though I wouldn't say any of those options are actually pending/likely. |
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Quoted: Orlando Brown, non-exclusive franchise tagged by the Chiefs, has reportedly cut 20 pounds off his playing weight. Dropping from last seasons 365 to 345. He still has not attended any team activities (OTAs) as he has not signed his franchise tender yet. Having made the Pro Bowl at both left and right tackle, he is still looking for that massive contract before the season starts. Reportedly wants to be the highest paid offensive lineman in the NFL. Currently Trent Williams and David Bahktiari fill that spot at $23MPY. Brown is 7 years younger than Williams. Chiefs gave up a 1st, 3rd, 4th and 5th for Brown a 2nd and a 6th. So you know they want to work out a deal as well. View Quote This was a predictable problem. When the Chiefs announced the trade and then didn't immediately announce an extension, the current situation because an obvious conclusion. It's very strange to me how the Chiefs front office can make moves of pure brilliance and then make really obvious mistakes that casuals can see from a mile away. |
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Quoted: This was a predictable problem. When the Chiefs announced the trade and then didn't immediately announce an extension, the current situation because an obvious conclusion. It's very strange to me how the Chiefs front office can make moves of pure brilliance and then make really obvious mistakes that casuals can see from a mile away. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Orlando Brown, non-exclusive franchise tagged by the Chiefs, has reportedly cut 20 pounds off his playing weight. Dropping from last seasons 365 to 345. He still has not attended any team activities (OTAs) as he has not signed his franchise tender yet. Having made the Pro Bowl at both left and right tackle, he is still looking for that massive contract before the season starts. Reportedly wants to be the highest paid offensive lineman in the NFL. Currently Trent Williams and David Bahktiari fill that spot at $23MPY. Brown is 7 years younger than Williams. Chiefs gave up a 1st, 3rd, 4th and 5th for Brown a 2nd and a 6th. So you know they want to work out a deal as well. This was a predictable problem. When the Chiefs announced the trade and then didn't immediately announce an extension, the current situation because an obvious conclusion. It's very strange to me how the Chiefs front office can make moves of pure brilliance and then make really obvious mistakes that casuals can see from a mile away. If you're already putting up the draft capital, then you should be willing to put up the salary capital as well. Don't hope for a friendly deal later on or play the wait and see game which could end up with the player performing well and demanding even more money a year later. |
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Quoted: Anytime any team trades a 1st round pick and extras for a player, who is at/nearing the end of their contract, and the trade is not predicated on an extension... It feels like a fuck up. That should be something resolved before hand and the extension should be included in the trade. If you're already putting up the draft capital, then you should be willing to put up the salary capital as well. Don't hope for a friendly deal later on or play the wait and see game which could end up with the player performing well and demanding even more money a year later. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Orlando Brown, non-exclusive franchise tagged by the Chiefs, has reportedly cut 20 pounds off his playing weight. Dropping from last seasons 365 to 345. He still has not attended any team activities (OTAs) as he has not signed his franchise tender yet. Having made the Pro Bowl at both left and right tackle, he is still looking for that massive contract before the season starts. Reportedly wants to be the highest paid offensive lineman in the NFL. Currently Trent Williams and David Bahktiari fill that spot at $23MPY. Brown is 7 years younger than Williams. Chiefs gave up a 1st, 3rd, 4th and 5th for Brown a 2nd and a 6th. So you know they want to work out a deal as well. This was a predictable problem. When the Chiefs announced the trade and then didn't immediately announce an extension, the current situation because an obvious conclusion. It's very strange to me how the Chiefs front office can make moves of pure brilliance and then make really obvious mistakes that casuals can see from a mile away. If you're already putting up the draft capital, then you should be willing to put up the salary capital as well. Don't hope for a friendly deal later on or play the wait and see game which could end up with the player performing well and demanding even more money a year later. Yep. There are only two semi-valid reasons I can think of why the Chiefs didn't do the extension immediately. 1) They were that squeezed by cap and they needed to clear other contracts first. 2) They had concerns about Brown's fit as the LT in a very different offense than he played in before. Here we are a year later, and those line items have been mostly addressed, but now Brown is MUCH more expensive than he would have been. I don't think Brown is an elite talent, but I think he might be top-5ish. Williams and Bakhtiari are both better. You can probably argue that both Andrew Thomas and Rashawn Slater are better, but both those dudes are still on rookie contracts. Laremy Tunsil and Ronnie Stanley are somewhere in this neighborhood, and I would argue that the comparison of Brown against those two is very much up for debate. Here are the current top LT contracts: Williams (34) $23M APY Bakhtiari (31) $23M APY Tunsil (28) $22M APY Stanley (28) $19.8M APY Matthews (30) $18.5M APY Brown is probably the 4th or so best player on this list, he's only 26, he's still improving, and he has a better injury history than some of these guys. Given how NFL contracts work, I don't see a reasonable argument for NOT making him the top paid guy here. Will that work out long term? Maybe. Maybe not. But this is how market value actually works. |
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Quoted: Colt's LB Darius Leonard underwent back surgery yesterday for an issue that popped up in camp. Still dealing with a nagging ankle injury from last season. Bad news.
They said it's a "minor surgery". I dont think there is such thing as a minor back surgery? View Quote
Even minor back surgeries can fuck you up. I have a friend who was having a foot issue that they decided was due to a nerve issue in his back. The surgery crippled him. He has been living in constant pain, taking fentanyl patches, unable to either stand or lay down for extended periods of time, for the last 8 or 9 years. Living with the foot issue would have been 100 times better. |
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Gee it would be a shame if deshauan watson had a career ending injury in the first pre season game. Maybe then we can stop hearing about his sorry ass.
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View Quote Lol how do they find all this money ? When do they hit cap hell!? |
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Damn, Woodley was an 8/10 on her best day, this chick is about a 6/10, not counting the tats and piercings.
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Quoted: Quoted: Damn, Woodley was an 8/10 on her best day, this chick is about a 6/10, not counting the tats and piercings. Did you see those titties though?? Butterface... Need pics of her ass to determine guilt. |
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View Quote He sure seems to like big-nosed hippy chicks. |
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Freaky Earth chicks... You can do anything you want to them, if you can get past the body hair and smell. |
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Quoted: Lol how do they find all this money ? When do they hit cap hell!? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted:
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Nice video from Mina Kimes in the Tweet. Has Jemele Hill given a comment about Watson yet?
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Quoted: Nice video from Mina Kimes in the Tweet. Has Jemele Hill given a comment about Watson yet?
View Quote The Browns probably took their cue from the league, who's only effort to investigate was talk to some of the women in such a way to make them feel uncomfortable, so the Browns thought they were good. |
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