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Michael Thomas Marques Colston retweeted
"No, no, it's actually good that Jerry bungled negotiations with his star player, arguably the most valuable non-QB in the league, in a way that probably ensures no agent will ever want to send their players to Dallas again"
Michael Thomas Marques Colston retweeted
But curiously, this is not the first time six teams have won their opener by 20+, which also happened in 2021-22:
Atlanta won by 26
Miami won by 42
Milwaukee won by 23
Philadelphia won by 20
San Antonio won by 26
Utah won by 21
Michael Thomas Marques Colston retweeted
That's because he had a 15.0 ADOT. Deep balls are usually uncatchable. Who knew.
Michael Thomas Marques Colston retweeted
I’ve never read an article that’s so out of touch with the fans, and instead, writing only for a small fraternity of beat writers whose feelings were hurt this week. This is as bad as it gets. (Nothing to do with Peggy, she just shared the article).
Damn Scoop! SMH. "Be careful, man. Mess around here, and you can way sooner than you want to believe become a has-Ben." @OGIIISCOOP chicago.suntimes.com/bears/2…
Michael Thomas Marques Colston retweeted
Couple of things that upset me about this
A) it’s not holding. He chops his arm down and he lost his balance
B) this is very important. Holding is only supposed to be called if it could effect the play. The DE is double teamed and the ball is gone at the time of the “holding”. He’s nowhere near the QB.
Just an all time bad call. It’s an official looking to be part of the game.
Michael Thomas Marques Colston retweeted
Who has a good backup QB? Oregon thought they did but he’s already benched.
I think most programs are screwed in the long run if their starting QB is out for awhile.
Michael Thomas Marques Colston retweeted
Fries meet bag
I say this with no cockiness. I can turn an organization around and lead it to championships. I know what roster building looks like and how to put pieces together. I have a lot of knowledge to give the game. You’ll laugh at my statement, but ask those who’ve played with me or coached me. Nobody knows the game inside and out and can connect rooms more than I can.
Michael Thomas Marques Colston retweeted
This answer from an accomplished reporter is pretty damming for ESPN's church and state.
After a decorated 24-year run at ESPN, Nicole Noren resigned in protest.
She couldn’t go along with the network’s all-out embrace of gambling.
For the first time publicly, in @CJR, Noren shares the deeply personal reasons behind her decision.
cjr.org/the-interview/nicole…
Michael Thomas Marques Colston retweeted
After a decorated 24-year run at ESPN, Nicole Noren resigned in protest.
She couldn’t go along with the network’s all-out embrace of gambling.
For the first time publicly, in @CJR, Noren shares the deeply personal reasons behind her decision.
cjr.org/the-interview/nicole…
Michael Thomas Marques Colston retweeted
every time someone pushes back on a successful personality with any parasocial presence people assume it's jealousy and that feeble instinct is some of the weakest shit ever. generationally cooked projection
Michael Thomas Marques Colston retweeted
why do so ppl assume criticism = jealousy? weak-minded response. he's successful and a better entertainer but that has nothing to do with journalism
he doesn't fact-check, doesn't investigate, doesn't push back
there is no spirit of journalism there, not an iota of skepticism
