banning large events still sucks though, means no parade down broad street when the eagles win the super bowl
garrett is a choir boy compared to a lot of nfl players tbh
Makes me think back to the stories my older bro would tell me about some of the guys back in the 70' and 80's. Good lord, those were barbarians with helmets on. I know Bill Romanowski was a terror in the 90's.
Lots of people still hinting that major Washington news is about to drop, something very cringe. Supposedly this is why several of the more minor owners are putting their stakes up for sale. They want far away from it.
it’s all speculation but some people think it might be related to the cheerleading scandal from years ago
Edit: beat by mert
its amazing nobody went to jail over that shit
whatever happened, reports this morning say wapo is publishing the story tomorrow
doesn't sound like dak presgod will get a long term contract today, which is the final deadline of when he can be signed to one until next off-season
Dunno what the definition of "large" is but a football game is an event where probably 500+ people are involved.
The city is not allowing it....I just made some deliveries in philly and on 94.1 morning show they were mad.
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NFL is still gonna be at the mercy of their state/local governments.
I think the Jags are already planning to let people in at 1/4 capacity because Florida, and I'd assume the other Florida teams and like the Texas teams will do the same.
Last I saw (and granted I've been deployed for the last 3 months so I missed a lot), I think the Bills were the only team that has straight up said no fans allowed.
Kenny Stills arrested and charged with a felony: intimidating a participant in a legal process after a protest at the AG of Kentucky’s home
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...sville-protest
Welp, sounds like we are signing Henry long-term. Can't wait to review the details to see if its a win. I can see the arguments for it opposed to some other backs: he mostly sat his first 1.5-2 seasons behind Demarco Murray, is a much larger human being than every other RB, still only 26, and he is the heart of the locker-room that now lacks Jurrel Casey's leadership.