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Because the sinless Savior died,
My sinful soul is counted free;
For God the just is satisfied
To look on Him and pardon me
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Last one standing in the Octagon.
#GoJacks 🐰
KOC is no longer the QB whisperer and offensive wizard I once believed him to be.
#skoL
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NFL players with 40+ INT and 20+ sacks:
— Charles Woodson
— Ronde Barber
And now, Harrison Smith
I’m not surprised @harrismith22 was the closer today.
#Skol
The offense scored touchdowns today!!
#Skol
Imagine what this team could do if the offense would get things figured out. 3-0.
#Skol
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Hitting the hot dog hot dog diggity dog jig after a big play in football is peak fatherhood.
Isaiah Rodgers' kids must've absolutely lost it.
A+
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Before leaving the game with an injury Caleb Williams struggled against the Vikings defense.
🏈 Blitzed on 24 of his 31 dropbacks (77%) going 12-21 passes with an INT and sack.
🏈 Pressured on 14 of 31 dropbacks (45%) going 3-10 with an INT and 2 sacks
🏈 1-7 with an INT on throws outside the pocket
The Bears scored just 3 points in the loss to the Vikings after putting up 59 points in week 1.
The @rodgers_isaiah game.
#Skol
During the football season, there’s nothing better than saying, “No Pack No”
#Skol
Monthly during the school year, LaTora has @LynxFCA leadership team girls & female coaches/teachers over for home made breakfast & a devotion on a Fri morning.
As a husband, I couldn’t be more proud.
As a father, I couldn’t ask for better role models for our kids.
All of the breakaway TDs tonight had the @GoJacksFB players running all the way through the end zone to truly finish the play. Lots of @zenner31 flashbacks with that type of professionalism. I’m grateful for what @CoachDtjackson has going for the Rabbits!
#GoJacks
GAME WON.
#GoJacks 🐰
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Mike Tomlin says he focuses his teams on preparation because he’s not in the hope business
“Certain hills I’m going to be willing to die on. I’m going to be light on my feet. You have to be, man. You got to be open to change and doing things differently if you’re going to do something at a high level for a long time.”
“But it’s also some things that’s got to be non-negotiable. And for me, the construction of physicality is non-negotiable.”
“I’m doing these dudes a disservice if I don’t create an environment where they show that component of their game, or develop that component of their game, or prepare them for what I know is waiting for them in stadiums.”
“I’m not in the hope business. I hate hoping. And I think sometimes when you don’t prepare them, you hoping for performance, man. And I got to lay my head down at night.”



























