Yeah. Those WRs, especially Smith, are a bad matchup for pretty much any secondary, but I think (hope) our front 7 can have Sayin seeing ghosts early and mitigate any advantage they have there.
Hartline is their OC now, right? Is he calling plays or is Day taking that role back?
Well let’s see here. There are about 8.1 billion people on the planet. There are about 2,200 players in the NFL that play in any given season. Let me do some quick math:
Well he’s probably in the top 1% of the most athletic people on the planet. He’s also a dumbass who never really figured out how to play football, but that hardly matters for special teams contributors
I keep seeing this thread pop up and think he must be doing something to help Kerrville: a fundraiser, activating that famous Aggie network, or a least a tweet of acknowledgement.
Nope, nothing. I guess between his golf schedule and whatever bender cycle he’s on there is just no time to engage with tragedy in the town he played HS football
It’s my older daughter’s birthday today. She’s 8, right about the same age as the girls in the Bubble Inn cabin at Camp Mystic. It’s got me all kinds of fucked up.
Last night she was happily singing Taylor Swift and bouncing around the house and I kind of lost it and had to leave the room.
I’m honestly not sure why I’m posting this. People all over this state are hurting bad today, including in my community. I’m going to celebrate my little girl and try to appreciate every second but it’s killing me thinking about what those other families are going through.
I like the guy who is implying that Texas football being preseason #1 is actually bad for us and using Aggie Baseball as the example. That’s the galaxy brain ag shit that keeps me coming back
I mean, this is just wrong. He graded out at 90.3 with PFF, 3rd highest for a CB (Jahdae was first at 90.9). Tied for 9th in passer rating allowed, 4th for INTs. Passed the eye test with some awesome plays and did it all while basically only coming off of the field for special teams.
Colorado and Deion are annoying but Hunter was pretty great on both sides of the ball.
I'm honestly trying to follow what you are saying here, but I'm at a loss. What about this music/performance is hitting you as limp and passive exactly? You may think it sucks or isn't what you respond to in music, but that just feels like a bizarre way to describe it.
He's the one
Who likes all our pretty songs
And he likes to sing along
And he likes to shoot his gun
But he don't know what it means
You're right I didn't, I was like 7 when Kurt died. I've seen Modest Mouse live lots of times though and I wouldn't consider them limp, passive, or wimpy either. I'm not a Nirvana hater by any means, I was just using G650's framing.
It seems like he was identifying when popular rock bands started being more openly disaffected and vulnerable. If that shift did happen, it had to have started when Nirvana was the biggest band in the world in the early 90s, well before the time period he was identifying.
I'm trying not to take the bait with the generational culture war part of this post, but taking your premise at face value, wouldn't Nirvana be the first big band that was "arresting in their wimpiness"?
Take it FWIW, but as a data point for who has the “biggest song” and more relevance to the current landscape, the Killers most played song on Spotify has over 1 billion more streams than the Foo’s. And over 6 million more monthly listeners.